As the composer Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen turns 70, we celebrate him with a striking new release. The organist Eva Feldbæk has taken on one of the composer’s earlier works and challenged him to write new ones. The result is a record of organ works that span a period of over 25 years: from Mirror III from 1974 to Archaic Procession and Cabinet of Mirrors from this year. They mark a notable process of development in the work of a composer who has always set himself up in opposition to new dominant trends and gospels. Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen has remained his own man, and that is the spirit that permeates this release. In 1999 Eva Feldbæk persuaded him to revive his old interest in composing for the organ, but now without the use of ‘iron blocks and extra stopping assistants’ as in the earlier pieces. This led to a whole series of compositions where the experienced composer expresses himself in new, surprising ways - one of the pieces even has its roots in J.S. Bach’s Kunst der Fuge. Mirror III (1974) 1 I 2 II 3 III 4 IV Still. Leben (1999) 5 Still 6 Leben Countermove I-III (1999) 7 I 8 II 9 III In triplum I-III (1999) 10 I 11 II 12 III 13 Der er så favrt i Jelling at hvile (2000) 14 Arkaisk procession (2002) 15 Spejlkabinet (2002)