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This new edition of "The Science of the Sacraments" by C.W. Leadbeater is among John Kersey's recent book publications. It is now available from European-American University Press.
Some CD recordings by John Kersey
Piano Music of Julius Röntgen (1855-1932) The Circle of Brahms Piano Music of Heinrich von Sahr (1829-98) (vol. 1) Piano Music of Heinrich von Sahr (vol. 2) Piano Music of Woldemar Bargiel (1828-97)
Piano Music of Hans Huber (1852-1921) (vol. 1) Piano Music of Hans Huber (vol. 2) Piano Music of Hans Huber (vol. 3) Stephen Heller (1813-88):
Sonata no. 2 etc.		 First recordings of Mendelssohn


Award-winning concert pianist, radical educationalist and esoteric Christian cleric, John Kersey's career has been characterized by innovation across disciplines. Influenced by Jung, Rogers, Knowles and other person-centred thinkers, his outlook embraces an enlightened individualism broadly aligned with the modern Gnostic tradition and opposed to prevailing orthodoxies.

He has turned his enthusiasm for unknown nineteenth-century piano music into a successful independent record label, co-founded and leads an innovative global university, and is a bishop in an American esoteric communion. He remains fascinated by the arcane, the Gothic and the obscure.

Visit the websites of some of the organisations with which John Kersey is associated:
Piano Music of Emil Hartmann (1836-98) Emil Hartmann (1836-98):  Scandinavian Folkmusic (vol. 1) Piano Music of Ferdinand Hiller (1813-85) Piano Music of Ludwig Schytte (1848-1909) Piano Music of Theodor Kirchner (1823-1903) (vol. 8)
Theodor Kullak (1818-82): Symphony for piano etc. Piano Music of Rudolf Viole (1825-67) Piano Music of J.P.E. and Emil Hartmann Piano Music of Adolf Jensen (1837-79) (vol. 2) Piano Music of Carl Reinecke (1824-1910)

All recordings are available to purchase from the website of Romantic Discoveries Recordings