Jane Watts United Kingdom

Biography

Jane Watts is regarded as one of Britain's leading concert organists. She made her Royal Festival Hall recital debut in 1986, a season during which she also became the Royal College of Organists' first Performer of the Year: her debut in the world-famous BBC Promenade Concerts in London's Royal Albert Hall took place in 1988, as soloist under conductor John Mauceri. Since then her career has taken her all over the world, with performances in the USA

Popular Songs

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  Variations on a Noël, op. 20: Introduction

  Great European Organs, Number 7 (Westminster Abbey)

  88 BPM
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  Cortège et Litanie, op. 19 no. 2

  Great European Organs, Number 7 (Westminster Abbey)

  127 BPM
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  Variations on a Noël, op. 20: Variation 6

  Great European Organs, Number 7 (Westminster Abbey)

  85 BPM
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  Variations on a Noël, op. 20: Variation 10

  Great European Organs, Number 7 (Westminster Abbey)

  176 BPM
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  Trois Paraphrases Grégoriennes, op. 5: Mors et Resurrectio

  Great European Organs, Number 37: Jane Watts Plays the Klais (Sainsbury) Organ of St. John's, Smith Square, London

  65 BPM

Discography

Great European Organs, Number 37: Jane Watts Plays the Klais (Sainsbury) Organ of St. John's, Smith Square, London

1994

Great European Organs, Number 7 (Westminster Abbey)

1988