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| SPECIAL PRICE George Ritchie's acclaimed recordings of the Bach organ works on nine American-built pipe organs on 11 CDs! Extensive notes document the organs, the registrations, and George Stauffer writes extensively on the works. Organs include the magna opera of organbuilders Paul Fritts, Taylor & Boody, John Brombaugh, Martin Pasi, and C. B. Fisk, and other large organs by Fritts-Richards, Munetaka Yokota, and Noack, all built in tonal and mechanical styles known to J. S. Bach. Click the headline for more description and to order and to see each volume in this set, also available separately. |
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| Jean-Claude Zehnder plays works drawn from this fascinating document on the Schnitger organ known to Bach in St. Jacob’s Church, Hamburg. $25.98 |
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2-CD SET Dritter Teil der Clavier-Übung Harold Chaney expertly plays Bach’s monumental work on the 1966 Casavant 3-45 in the Church of St. Ignatius of Antioch, New York. The American Organist calls the 2-CD set “…most satisfying performances of one of the great milestones of keyboard literature.” $12.98 |
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| John Brombaugh’s Opus 35 of 3 manuals, 49 stops and 70 ranks at Springfield, Illinois' First Presbyterian Church hosts an all-Bach program. $29.98 |
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| Christa Rakich plays the Leipzig Chorales “Great 18” BWV 651-668 of J. S. Bach on two organs: the Fisk at Old West Church, Boston, and the Paul Fritts magnum opus at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington. Notes on the music, the organs, and full registrations are included. $18.98 |
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| Thurston Moore created this “musical dramatization” using the philosophical writings of Albert Schweitzer (organ theorist, organist, physician, philosopher, editor of Bach’s organ works, 1952 Nobel Peace Prize laureate) interspersed with Bach organ works and 276 images viewed by the audience. On this CD, Robert Thurman speaks the text and Gail Archer performs the seven organ works. The CD is both an enjoyable and moving program as well as a “preview” of the entire production. Churches, AGO chapters, etc., can use this CD to help their consideration of whether to present the full program for an audience. $12.98 |
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| Albert Schweitzer, the great humanitarian, physician, organist and catalyst for organ reform, recorded Bach works in the parish church of his hometown, Gunsbach, in Alsace 1937-1942. Some of these have never before been released in any form. |
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| Joan Lippincott plays the beautiful organ built by Paul Fritts at Princeton Theological Seminary. $19.98 |
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| Catherine Ennis plays the 32 sections of Bach’s Goldberg Variations on the lovely six-rank organ built in 2000 by Klais of Bonn, Germany, for the side aisle (also called Commonwealth Chapel) of the 12th-century church St. Lawrence Jewry (rebuilt by Christopher Wren in 1687) in the heart of London. $14.98 |
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| Between 1983 and 1989, the Swedish virtuoso organist and teacher Hans Fagius recorded the complete organ works of J. S. Bach for a distinguished Swedish CD label. A review in The American Organist ranked Fagius’ as the best integral set of recordings. The set includes all of the undisputed works (including the Neumeister Chorales) as well as the 8 Little Preludes & Fugues. Now, the recordings are available for a special price on a new label in a set of 17 CDs (less than $5.30 per CD!) $89.95 |
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| Hans Fagius plays nine great works of J. S. Bach selected from the recordings of the complete works, above: Prelude & Fugue in e BWV 548 Fugue in G BWV 577; Fugue in g BWV 578; Prelude & Fugue in a BWV 543; Concerto in G BWV 592; Trio Sonata in d BWV 527; Toccata & Fugue in d BWV 565; An Wasserflüssen Babylon BWV 653b; Meine Seele erhebet den Herren BWV 733 $12.98 |
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| Dutch organist Aart Bergwerff of the Rotterdam Conservatory and widely active musician, plays the 2001 Richards, Fowkes & Co. organ at Christ Church, New Brunswick, NJ, in its first recording. The organ was featured during the OHS American Organ Archives Symposium in May, 2005. BACH: Concerto in d BWV 596 2 settings of Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr BWV 663 & BWV664 Prelude & Fugue in D BWV 532 Trio Sonata 5 in C BWV 529 Wir glauben all’ an einen Gott BWV 740 Sei gegrüsset BWV 768 $14.98 |
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| Special Price! $9.99 Murray Forbes Somerville plays the famous Flentrop at Busch Hall, Harvard University, in the major works from Clavierübung Part III. Regular price: $14.98 Sale price: $9.99 |
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| the famous Flentrop at Busch Hall, Harvard University. Writes David Mulbury in The American Record Guide, May 2001, "[this CD] ranks very high among the best recent recordings...In fact, it deserves first place..." $4.99 |
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| Isoir plays Bach Trio Sonatas and other Bach works in legendary performances (”An absolute reference . . . beauty of form that has rarely been achieved. . .” writes Organist’s Review) on organs by Westenfelder and Ahrend in this 2-CD set. Click the headline for list of works and to order. $38.98 |
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| 2-CDs for the Price of One! Michael Ferguson, whose completion of Contrapunctus 14 (which Bach left unfinished) is published and highly regarded, plays the entire work on the 56-rank Schantz in the receptive acoustic of the Church of St. Leo the Great, St. Paul, Minnesota. $14.98 |
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| Gillian Weir plays the 18 Leipzig Chorales, BWV 651-668, on the “Bach” organ at St. Thomas Church, Leipzig, where Bach was music director. Completed in 2000, the organ replicates one built in Eisenach, J. S. Bach’s hometown, where he knew the organ and the designing done for the 4-61 by his uncle, who was organist at the church. Also included are Fantasia in G, BWV 572; Trio No. 4 in e, BWV 528; Prelude & Fugue in b, BWV 544; and Toccata & Fugue in F, BWV 540. $29.98 |
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| Almut Roßler plays the 18 Leipzig Chorales, BWV 651-668, on the newly constructed “Bach” organ at St. Thomas Church, Leipzig, where Bach is buried and was music director. The organ, completed in 2000, replicates one built by Stertzing for St. George’s Church in Eisenach, J. S. Bach’s hometown where he knew the organ and the designing done for it by his uncle, who was organist at St. George’s. Long gone, the organ was of monumental size for its date and location, with 4m and 61 registers. $29.98 |
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| SPECIAL PRICE $29.95 for 6 CDs Ton Koopman plays six great landmark organs in Germany and The Netherlands on this 6-CD set. Click picture for list of works and organs $29.95 |
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| The famous recordings by Helmut Walcha of the complete organ works of Bach are reissued in a 12-CD set. The recordings were made 1959-1971 on the Schnitger organ of St. Laurenskerk in Alkmaar, The Netherlands, and on the Silbermann organ in the Church of St. Pierre, Strasbourg. Click for further description and to order $95.00 |
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| The first large American tracker organ in Japan is Taylor & Boody op. 17 located at Ferris University in Yokohama. It is played by Tomoko Akatsu Miyamoto, the organ professor at Ferris and a graduate of Juilliard, New England Conservatory, and the Sweelinck Conservatory, Amsterdam. BACH: Fugue in g, BWV 578; 3 Leipzig Chorales, BWV 659-61; Pièce d’Orgue, BWV 572; 6 Schübler Chorales; Partita Sei gegrüßet Click to order $14.98 |
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| The difficult Goldberg Variations belong to that select group of works which remain convincing, whatever the instrument. The organ offers a technical means for dividing various voices and for choosing a registration which matches the character of the variation. The Schnitger-Ahrend organ in Georgeskirche, Weener, offers fine acoustics and many chamber-music registration possibilities. Abram Bezuijen is the organist. Click on the headline to order. $17.98 |
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| Bach’s Art of Fugue functions in many ways as an instrumental counterpoint to the B-minor Mass, his last vocal work of the late 1740s. It has aesthetically nothing in common with contrapuntal and fugal treatises, and it doesn’t want to be a theory textbook. It represents a very personal statement concerning the art of composition, a deliberate synthesis of theory and practice in Bach’s very own language. Ullrich Böhme, organist of the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, plays the autograph version on the historic Riepp organ in Ottobeuren. $14.98 |
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Original Tuning and Temperament The Art of Fugue is played by Gerd Zacher on the 1714 Balthasar König organ at the former monastery church in Niederehe, Germany. The organ was thoroughly restored in 1998 by the shop of Hubert Fasen. It is the only König organ to be heard with the original tuning and temperament from the era it was built.$15.98 |
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| Franz Hauk plays selected masterpieces of the Great Bach on the 4-101 Klais built at Liebfrauenmünster, Ingolstadt, in 1977. Toccata & Fugue in d, BWV 565; Toccata, Adagio & Fugue in C, BWV 564; Fantasy & Fugue in g, BWV 542; Toccata & Fugue in F, BWV 540; Prelude & Fugue in D, BWV 532; An Wasserflüssen Babylon, BWV 653b; Vom Himmel kam der Engel Schar, BWV 607; Der Tag, der ist so freudenreich, BWV 605; In dulci jucilo, BWV 608;
Erschienen ist der herrliche Tag, BWV 629; Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland, BWV 659 $15.98 |
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| Gillian Weir plays organs built by her late husband Lawrence Phelps: the Casavant of the Deer Park United Church in Toronto and the Phelps organ of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Fort Collins, Colorado. Schübler Chorales; Clavierübung III; Chorale Partita O Gott, du frommer Gott; Pastorale in F $29.98 |
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| at Holy Cross Chapel, Worcester, Massachusetts, home of the Taylor & Boody magnum opus, was recorded during a live performance on February 16, 2002. In a program that includes Lubeck, Scheidt, Buxtehude, and Sweelinck, works of J. S. Bach complete the concert: Prelude & Fugue in E-flat BWV 552 and Nun komm, der Heiden heiland BWV 659. Click for details $9.98 |
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| The Clavierübung (part 3) consists of various preludes on the Catechism and other melodies and is ideal repertoire for the elegant Richards, Fowkes & Co. op. 7 in North German style in Westminster Presbyterian Church, Knoxville, Tennessee. Robert Clark is widely admired for his interpretations of Bach. Reviews Arthur Lawrence in The American Organist, December 2003 "In sum, this is an exquisite recording magnificently played on a very elegant instrument, the definitive rendition of Bach's most unusual but beautiful organ music." $14.98 |
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| The generous organbuilder and OHS member Bynum Petty contributed a large number of this CD to OHS as a fund-raiser for OHS programs. Tom Marshall plays the five concerti by J. S. Bach after works for other instruments by Vivaldi and Johann Ernst (Prince of Saxe-Weimar) on the Petty-Madden organ, op. 50, at First Presbyterian Church, Wolcott, New York. Completed in 2002 with Marshall as consultant and dedication recitalist, the 2-28 tracker of warm disposition fits these works beautifully. As a musician at Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, Marshall enjoys renown as an expressive and stylish keyboardist, at home on the organ and harpsichord. $12.98 |
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| Kimberly Marshall plays some of Bach’s popular pieces juxtaposed with works by French composers which Bach studied. The organ is the Fisk at Stanford University, which was inspired by organs that Bach would have played. The Fisk is also unique in that it incorporates two different tuning temperaments, both of which are heard on this recording. Click Picture for Details & to Order $14.98 |
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| The texts of Martin Luther with settings by Bach are brought together in a structure which follows the Lutheran service, containing also congregational singing, which was very important to Luther. St. George’s Church in Eisenach has connections with both Luther and Bach, both having visited there. Felix Friedrich plays the 1982 Schuke organ. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Reinhardt Menger plays an all-Bach program. A very interesting comparison is possible, now that there are two excellent CDs of Bach being played on the largest and most intact organ that Bach, himself, had a hand in creating (the other CD, played by Robert Clark, is also available in the "Bach Recordings Department." There is also just the sheer joy of hearing this CD, imported by OHS. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $13.98 |
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| “Bach concerts” started by Albert Schweitzer at the Thomaskirche in Strasbourg in 1909 inspire the program on this CD. Schweitzer played chorales of which the text formed a theme for meditation. François Menissier is the titulaire at the Thomaskirche which houses the famous and very beautiful Andreas Silbermann of 1741 with additions by Kern in 1979. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Pierre Bardon, titulaire for more than 40 years at St. Maximin, Aix-en-Provence, and its important 1774 Isnard organ, brings maturity and spiritual depth to the “Great 18" Bach chorales. Click on the headline to order. $29.95 |
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| Click on the headline for more information and to order. Christopher Herrick, in this collection of “miniatures,” has gathered together many of Bach’s apprentice works to provide a fascinating portrait of a composer learning his craft. Recorded on the Metzler organ (1992) in the Stadtkirche, Rheinfelden, Switzerland. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $35.98 |
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| In the magnificent acoustics of Regensburg Cathedral,the 3-75 Mathis organ from Switzerland sounds perfect with cathedral organist Franz Josef Stoiber playing it. The cathedral choir briefly sings each chorale before Stoiber plays Bach’s organ setting. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| What if the greatest keyboard players of the first half of the 18th century — Bach, Scarlatti, and Handel — all born in 1650, had met in a contest of technical brillance and quickness of invention? This recording imagines these remarkable musicians thus competing. David Yearsley plays the large Fisk organ at Stanford Memorial Church, Stanford University. Click on the headline for more information and to order. $14.98 |
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| Renowned organist Suzanne Chaisemartin plays Bach on the fine organ at Notre-Dame des Victoires in Paris, including Prelude & Fugue in c, S. 546; Toccata & Fugue in F, S. 540; Trio in c, S. 585, Piece d'Orgue, seven chorales, and a Partita. Click ikon for repertoire $15.98 |
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| John Ayer plays the famous Flentrop with which E. Power Biggs is forever associated for both his radio program and his advocacy of its tonal qualities. If these CDs are played in a computer, many pictures of the organ and Biggs are displayed as the music plays. Also accessible from the CD is an Adobe Acrobat file containing Barbara Owen’s account of the organ’s creation for Busch Hall at Harvard. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| on the large organ by Paul Fritts at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington. Pièce d’Orgue, BWV 572;
Prelude & Fugues in G BWV 541, b BWV 544, c BWV 546, e BWV 548; Canonic Variations 1-5 Vom Himmel hoch BWV 769 $14.98 |
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| The Orgelbüchlein as well as five more pieces are played by George Ritchie on the magnificent 83-rank magnum opus of Paul Fritts at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington. This 2-CD set (at the price of one CD) is Volume 5 in George Ritchie’s series of all of the organ works by Bach. Click on the picture for more information $14.98 |
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| At last, released for the first time in any format, these elegant performances are played by the famed teacher and organist on organs that he, himself, built. Works include Fantasia & Fugue in g; Fugue in G “Gigue;” Preludes & Fugues in d & a; Sei gegrüßet; O Gott, du frommer Gott, BWV 767; Wenn wir in höchsten Nöten sein; Wo soll ich fliehen hin Click picture for more information $12.98 |
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Robert Clark Plays the Restored 1746 Hildebrandt Organ Robert Clark Plays the 1746 Hildebrandt organ restored at St. Wenzel's Church, Naumburg, in Germany, where Bach had consulted and approved the organ. Hailed as the "ideal Bach organ," this instrument of 52 stops has a closer relationship to Bach than any other organ, extant or extinct, according to several musicologists. This is the very first CD on the newly restored organ which was completed one year ago and recorded in June, 2001. Click on the picture for further description and Bach works recorded.$14.98 |
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| This CD was made to document the wonderful sound of the organ before its restoration, now completed. Jean-Claude Zehnder plays magnificently. $14.98 |
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| The new Bach organ at Thomaskirche in Leipzig, where J. S. Bach was active for 27 years, replicates the one of 60 ranks that Bach knew as a youngster in his hometown of Eisenach. Because it must have had strongly formative influences on J. S. B., the replication of this long-extinct organ has drawn much interest. Among its many features is tuning to the “choir pitch” of Bach’s time, A=465 Hz., as well as a device which lowers the pitch of the entire organ two semitones to baroque chamber pitch, A=415 Hz, for performance with instruments. The player is Ullrich Böhme, the current organist at Thomaskirche. Works are by the Bachs: J. S., J. C., and C. P. E. Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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| Johannes Geffert plays works of Bach for instruments or voice and which have been transcribed for organ. The organ was built in 1927 by Josef Behmann of Vorarlburg for St. Martin’s in Dornbirn, Austria, and restored with no changes in 1986 by the Swiss firm Kuhn. Wolfgang Rehn of the Kuhn firm wrote about this famous restoration in Acta Organologica XXII, “The insight that each style of music is best . . . played on the original instruments of the period should certainly not be limited to ancient music . . .” The transcriptions are by Guilmant, Widor, Landmann, Karg-Elert, E. Power Biggs, and W. T. Best Click picture for repertoire $15.98 |
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| Out of print from manufacturer. The cathedral at Fulda, with its large 1877 Sauer organ rebuilt and enlarged in 1995 by Christoph Glatter-Götz of Rieger, provides vibrant acoustics for the music of Bach, including the Toccata, Adagio & Fugue, Sei gegrüsset, Prelude & Fugue in g, Trio IV, Schmücke dich. Hans-Jürgen Kaiser plays. Click picture for repertoire $14.98 |
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| The influential teacher and organ historian plays the Flentrop organ in Duke Chapel. These recordings were first issued on LP when the 1976 Flentrop magnum opus was newly installed. Click picture for wide-ranging repertoire including much by Bach $9.98 |
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| Playing the gorgeous 62-rank Fritts organ at Princeton Theological Seminary, Joan Lippincott is joined by an excellent instrumental ensemble in the unusual organ obbligato movements of seven of J. S. Bach's Cantatas which they play in appropriate fast-slow-fast sequences to produce three concertos, using Bach’s own arrangements for large organ and ensemble. $14.98 |
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| Thomas Berning (born 1966) plays organ works of J. S. Bach at St. George’s Church, Glauchau, where the 1730 Gottfried Silbermann 2-35 organ was restored in 1998 by the Eule firm of Bautzen. Click for repertoire. $15.98 |
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| The distinguished organist and teacher Felix Freidrich, leader of the Thüringian Organ Academy since 1991, organist of the Trost organ in Altenburg, and an officer of the Gottfried Silbermann Society, plays two Silbermanns: the 2-26 built at Mylau in 1731 and the 2-37 built at Reichenbach in 1725. Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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Schübler Chorales + more at St. Michael's, NYC Nicholas White, organist of St. Michael's Episcopal Church in New York City, plays the Six Schübler Chorales, BWV 645-650, of J. S. Bach on the beautiful and justly famous 3-55 organ built by Rudolph von Beckerath in 1967. Also, Prelude & Fugue in B minor, BWV 544; "Come now, the holiest of Holies," BWV 659, and Prelude & Fugue in A minor, BWV 543$14.98 |
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| Robert Clark plays the Fritts organ at Arizona State University. Works by Bach, Scheidt, Kittel, Schumann, Mendelssohn Click ikon for repertoire $14.98 |
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| On the restored Trost organ in Waltershausen, which Harald Vogel has called "the ideal Bach organ," Christina Garcia Banegas plays the Great 18 chorales by J. S. Bach, BWV 651- 668. $29.98 |
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| Michael Pohl plays the completely restored-as-built 1905 Sauer 4-136 in the Berlin Cathedral, the largest Wilhelm Sauer organ ever built and representing the ultimate development of the orchestral organ in the high Romantic period. Works: 2 Preludes & Fugues in D; Passacaglia in c; Chorales Wachet auf, Schmücke dich, Nun danket, and Vor deinen Thron tret ich hiermit Click ikon for further description $14.98 |
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| The Gottfried Silbermann at Rotha, Germany, built 1718-21 at St. George’s Church, comprises 30 ranks on two manuals and pedal. The fine organist Johannes Unger plays Bach, Mozart, and Mendelssohn. Click for repertoire $14.98 |
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| The Dresden organbuilder Kristian Wegscheider is likely to have a large part of the project of making a new Silbermann for the Frauenkirche such as this “new” Silbermann of 20 registers at the church in Loschwitz. $17.98 |
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| Joan Lippincott Plays Bach: Trio Sonatas Nos. 1-6 on the 1995 Taylor & Boody op. 27 at St. Thomas Church, New York City. $14.98 |
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| in Germany, where J. S. Bach was born. The handsome, tall, booklet describes with color photos and English text three instruments: a Silbermann spinet, a ca. 1715 German harpsichord, and a 3-rank house organ, all located in the Bach House. The instruments are well played and recorded on the CD in works by J. S. B. $16.98 |
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| James Kibbie performs on the 1990 Létourneau organs (3-55 and 1-4) in the Cathedral of St. Catherine of Alexandria in St. Catherines, Ontario. $22.50 |
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| Hubert Meister plays Trio Sonatas Nos. 1-6 BWV 525-520, on the Gottfried Silbermann organs in Grosshartmannsdorf and Forcheim. $14.98 |
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| Twenty-one Organ Chorales (and not the Neumeister Chorales discovered at Yale a few years ago) attributed to J. S. Bach, including his only known work for trumpet and organ, are recorded here for the very first time ever! $14.98 |
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| Vincent Warnier plays Orgelbuchlein with virtuosic flair and musicality on the very beautiful 1975 Alfred Kern 4-62 at St. Martin’s Church in a village in Alsace, France. The superb and stylish Ensemble Vocal Jean Sourisse sings each chorale. Highly recommended. $29.95 |
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| Organists Robert Clark and John David Peterson, editors of the Concordia edition of the Orgelbüchlein, play the Paul Fritts organ at Arizona State University. $14.98 |
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| Pascale Rouet performs on the 1725 Moucherel restored as a 4-44 to Dom Bedos’ specifications. $17.98 |
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| Harald Vogel plays the Brombaugh organ at Central Lutheran Church, Eugene, Oregon. Eight Little Preludes & Fugues BWV 553-560; 3 Neumeister Chorales BWV 742, 1119, 1120; Prelude & Fugue in C, BWV 531; Partita O Gott, du frommer Gott BWV 531 $14.98 |
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Peter Sykes, Organist Peter Sykes, well known for his transcription and recording of The Planets by Gustav Holst as well as a great Reger CD, early music CDs, and a "tour" of historic organs on Nantucket Island, here plays a brand new organ built by Fritz Noack in Iceland, completed in 1999 in splendid acoustics. A 2-CD set for the price of One CD$14.98 |
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| On the Flentrop Organ of Duke Chapel. $14.98 |
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| Jonathan Biggers plays the 1992 Paul Fritts organ, Arizona State University. Toccata, Adagio & Fugue in C; Partita Sei Gegrusset, Jesu gütig; Preludes & Fugues in A & a; Passacaglia in c; Chorale Preludes Schmücke dich & Wenn wir in höchsten $14.98 |
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| This respected teacher and recitalist recorded this fine CD in May, 1996, on the 1992 Paul Fritts at Arizona State University, where Clark has taught since 1981 $14.98 |
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| at Duke University on the Flentrop magnum opus. Included are Bach’s four great Toccatas and Fugues plus the Prelude and Fugue in C and the Passacaglia. $14.98 |
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Works by J. S. Bach Heard to spectacular acclaim at the AGO National Convention in Seattle, the new Paul Fritts magnum opus of 80 ranks at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington, including two 32’ stops, is recorded here for the first time by William Porter.$14.98 |
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| Choose from three volumes of Harald Vogel playing works of J. S. Bach and of his contemporaries, predecessors, and successors on significant instruments from the time of Bach and new organs built in the styles of Bach’s era. Booklet notes are thorough and are in English and other languages. Registrations and stoplists are included. |
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| Douglas Major’s performances of masterworks by Bach take advantage of the excellent acoustics of Washington National Cathedral. Toccata & Fugue in d Dorian; Toccata in F, Passacaglia & Fugue in c; Pastorale in F; Prelude & Fugue in e Cathedral; Prelude & Fugue in E-flat St. Anne; Fantasia on Komm, heiliger Geist $14.98 |
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| Organist Carl Staplin exploits the grand sound of the 3-35 Dobson tracker built in 1993 at Faith Lutheran Church, Des Moines, Iowa. This unique production precedes each of ten large chorale preludes with a choral performance of the tune sung in English. $14.98 |
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The Brombaugh organ in Eugene, Oregon is played by David Britton. Works by Oley, Krebs, Buxtehude, Hanff, and Bruhns, Bach. Click on headline for full repertoire Regular price: $8.98 Sale price: $4.99 |
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Bach’s Transcriptions of Corelli, Legrenzi, and Vivaldi Christopher Herrick plays the beautiful 1978 Metzler at Villmergen, Switzerland. after VIVALDI: Concerti in C, a, d; after CORELLI: Fugue on a Theme of Corelli in b; after ERNST: Concerti in G; C (movement); after LEGRENZI: Fugue on a theme of Legrenzi in c $17.98 |
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Lynn Zeigler plays the Brombaugh Op. 29 at Iowa State University in this 2-CD set. $14.98 |
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| This CD gathers famous Bach works in settings by later composers to record with period material the grand 1904 Wilhelm Sauer 3-49 at the Evangelical Church in Dormund-Dorstfeld, Germany. Tomasz Adam Nowak plays musically with energy and commitment. $14.98 |
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| Famed organist, teacher, organ theorist, builder, and writer Robert Noehren plays works of J. S. Bach on the Rieger organ at Pacific Union College Church, Angwin, California. Fantasie and Fugue in C minor, S. 537; Prelude and Fugue in G, S. 541; Trio Sonata No. 5 in C, S. 529; Partita: O Gott, du frommer Gott, S. 767; Christ lag in todesbanden, S. 625, Erbarm’ dich mein, O Herre Gott, S. 721; Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, S. 565 Regular price: $14.98 Sale price: $4.99 |
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| This newly re-mastered CD of recordings made in 1956 at St. Laurenskerk, Alkmaar was the first stereo recording released by Archiv in its pioneering series on early music. $27.98 |
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| 20 organs in Germany, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark are heard in more than 14 hours of music. $47.95 |
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