Toccatina | Ramón Noble

Fiery and virtuosic, brilliant and full of energy Toccatina (1977) by Mexican composer Ramón Noble (1925-1999). #HispanicHeritageMonth
Among the Mexican organ composers of the 20th century, Ramón Noble has been the most prolific. Born in 1925 in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Noble studied at the Institute Cientifico y Literario, now the University of Hidalgo. He also studied at the National Conservatory of Music in Mexico City, where he later served as interim director.
Noble has composed several dozen compositions for the organ, but until recently his compositions have been unavailable in any published edition. A number of his organ works employ Mexican nationalistic themes, dances and rhythms, while using classical forms.
Ilona Kubiaczyk-Adler - organ | editing
kubiaczyk.pl
John Lutz - cameras
Jarrod Barger - sound
© recorded in 2020 on Richards & Fowkes organ op. 14 www.richardsfowkes.com/​​
at Pinnacle Presbyterian Church in Scottsdale, AZ www.pinnaclepres.org/

[@GeneralDelgadoMX]

Una obra majestuosa y como su apellido lo sugiere, una Noble obra magistral en el órgano de viento del maestro pachuquense Ramón Noble

[@phillipone]

fantastic thank you so much

[@TheJohn1567]

Beautifully played!

[@heribertoraymundomorenobae8600]

Good but is necessary are you play most fast this piece neo impresionism mexican ..... really Noble is for this piece one composer and interpreter fast...... only this piece of Noble is Fast....