Review by Claudio Natale

The album Organist by Dongho Lee is a stunning display of his skills as a musician and organist. The album features a range of pieces, from Bach's Prelude and Fugue in A minor to contemporary works like Naji Hakim's Hymne de l'univers. Lee's precise technique and musicality are on full display throughout the album, and his interpretations of these works are both nuanced and powerful.

One of the standout tracks on the album is Lee's performance of the Toccata from Widor's Symphony No. 5. Lee's virtuosity is on full display in this piece, and he navigates its complex rhythms and harmonies with ease. Another standout track is Lee's performance of the Allegro from Vierne's Symphony No. 6. Here, Lee's playing is both energetic and sensitive, bringing out the full range of emotions in the music.

Summary by Claudio Natale

Organist is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates organ music. Dongho Lee's performances are masterful, and the album showcases the full range of his talents as a musician. Whether you're a fan of Bach, Vierne, or contemporary organ music, this album is sure to please. Highly recommended!