Pipeworks Festival 2019
Daniel Moult showcases the organ newly reconstructed by Goetze & Gwynn in the Public Theatre of Trinity College in a programme surveying English repertoire from the Elizabethan period to the early nineteenth Century.
Tickets €15 / €10 concessions
Please note that we cannot take card payments at the door.
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Trinity College.
College Green,
Dublin 2
SATURDAY 22 JUNE
From Byrd to Wesley on Ireland’s Oldest Organ | Daniel Moult (organ)
6:30pm | Public Theatre, Front Square, Trinity College
Daniel Moult
Daniel Moult, Head of Organ Studies at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and international concert artist, is “one of the finest organists of our time” (The Organ). Renowned for his virtuosic, intelligent and engaging performances, his musicianship has been praised as “exhilarating” (Gramophone), “dazzling” (The Organ), and “formidable” (Organists’ Review).
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Daniel’s innovative approach to the promotion of organ music has seen him presenting and performing in the DVDs Virtuoso! Music for Organ, a film featuring some of the most demanding organ repertoire of the twentieth-century, and The Elusive English Organ, a journey through English organ music from Byrd to Wesley. He is currently filming The English Organ, a major DVD and CD boxset covering music and organs from Handelian times to the present day. He has made several CDs, including the first solo recording of the newly-restored organ of Arundel Cathedral, and one of Handel's organ concerti and other pieces on the Signum Classics’ releases, Handel at Vauxhall.
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Daniel heads the highly acclaimed organ department at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, housed in a new £57 million building. Alongside his colleagues Henry Fairs and Nathan Laube (International Consultant), the department offers educational excellence to aspiring professional musicians.
As a soloist, Daniel has performed in the UK, Europe, Asia and Australia. Upcoming appearances include major venues and festivals in the UK, as well as concerts celebrating Handel with the London Early Opera Orchestra, and concerti appearances in Germany. He has been Artist in Residence at Sydney Grammar School and is due to record in Australia and New Zealand in 2018/19.
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Born in Manchester, Daniel studied at Oxford University and the Amsterdam Conservatorium. Whilst at university, he was awarded the Fellowship diploma of the Royal College of Organists with three of the top playing prizes. Previous posts have included visiting organ tutor at Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester, Royal College of Music Junior Department, Organist & Assistant Director of Music at Coventry Cathedral, and Artistic Director of The London Organ Day.
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A sought-after teacher, he leads masterclasses, workshops and courses around the world. He is a Trustee of the Royal College of Organists, for whom he also examines. Daniel has published several editions, including the Easy Bach Album and the Easy Handel Album for Bärenreiter and the Complete Church Organist, Volumes 1 and 2, with RSCM Publications. His articles on performance practice and performance-related topics have appeared in various music journals.
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Based in London, Daniel broadcasts frequently on BBC Television and Radio and has recorded for various record labels including Fugue State, Signum, Regent and Sony BMG.
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“My only caveat was that I wanted more.” (The Sydney Organ Journal)
“This is eloquently articulated, well-paced playing, which reaches far. Moult’s performance of Purcell’s Double Organ Voluntary in D minor is lovely in its maturity and flexibility” (Review of The Elusive English Organ in Organists’ Review)
“To the lay observer, he risks making it all look deceptively easy; but this is a DVD that serious students of the organ will want to revisit for an object lesson in the unfussy performance of some fiendishly difficult repertoire...” (Review of Virtuoso! in Choir and Organ)
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