Discography – Pétur Sakari

César Franck: Trois Pièces & Trois Chorals (BIS Records, 2021)

Composers:

  • César Franck

Recording Venue: Cathédrale Sainte‑Croix, Orléans, France (January 2020)
Format & Release: Hybrid SACD (BIS‑2349), 2021

Album cover of "César Franck: Trois Pièces & Trois Chorals (BIS Records, 2021)" by organist Pétur Sakari

Jorma Hynninen / Pétur Sakari – Joulu (Fuga, 2018)

Composers:

  • Jean Sibelius

  • Oskar Merikanto

  • Joonas Kokkonen

  • Toivo Kuula

  • Leevi Madetoja

  • Tero‑Pekka Henell

  • Ursula Hynninen

Recording Venue: Olarin Church, Espoo, Finland (11–12 January 2018)
Vocalist: Jorma Hynninen (baritone)
Format & Release: CD, Fuga Records (FUGA‑9452), 2018

Album cover of "Jorma Hynninen / Pétur Sakari – Joulu (Fuga, 2018)" by organist Pétur Sakari

French Organ Music (BIS Records, 2014)

Composers:

  • Louis Vierne

  • Olivier Messiaen

  • Marcel Dupré

  • Maurice Duruflé

  • Charles Tournemire

Recording Venue: Saint‑Étienne‑du‑Mont Church, Paris, France (April 2013)
Format & Release: Hybrid SACD (BIS‑1969), 2014

Album cover of "French Organ Music (BIS Records, 2014)" by organist Pétur Sakari

The Most Beautiful Adagios (Sony Classical, 2011)

Composers:

  • Tomaso Albinoni / Remo Giazotto

  • Samuel Barber

  • Jean Sibelius

  • Aarre Merikanto

  • Giacomo Puccini

  • Pietro Mascagni

  • Edward Elgar

  • Richard Wagner

  • Alexandre Guilmant

  • Marcel Dupré

Recording Venue: Turku Cathedral, Finland (recorded 2010)
Orchestra: Turku Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Petri Sakari
Format & Release: SACD / CD, Sony Music Entertainment Finland, 2011

Album cover of "The Most Beautiful Adagios (Sony Classical, 2011)" by organist Pétur Sakari

Première – French Organ Music (2010)

Composers:

  • Jehan Alain

  • Maurice Duruflé

  • Guy Ropartz

  • Léon Boëllmann

  • Louis Vierne

Recording Venue: Central Pori Church, Finland (recorded 2009–2010)
Format & Release: SACD / CD, Pétur Sakari / Fuga, 2010

Album cover of "Première – French Organ Music (2010)" by organist Pétur Sakari