Robert Elmore at Atlantic City!"> For the first time on CD, the two most famous recordings made on the two great organs in the Atlantic City Convention Hall are now on one CD, after decades of unavailability. In November of 1956, Mercury Records recorded Robert Elmore in stereo on the world�s largest organ (7 manuals, 449 ranks built by the Midmer-Losh firm), when it was in-tune and functioning, playing four great works of J. S. Bach in the cavernous Convention Hall. At the same time, a very pleasing program was recorded on the very fine 1929 Kimball 4-55 located in the grand acoustic of the Ballroom. The original stereo tapes have been digitally transferred with 24-bit technology utilizing the High Definition Compatible Digital process. The CD booklet contains notes on the organs, the stoplist of the Kimball (the stoplist of the Midmer-Losh organ is available from many sources), and notes on Robert Elmore and the original recording sessions. BOARDWALK PIPES 55-rank 1929 Kimball organ SOUSA: Stars & Stripes FRITZ KREISLER: Liebesfreud FRITZ KREISLER: Old Refrain FRITZ KREISLER: Caprice Viennois FRITZ KREISLER: Stars In My Eyes ROBERT ELMORE: Fantasy on Nursery Themes ARTHUR WALTER KRAMER: Eklog, op. 41 POWELL WEAVER: The Squirrel ANDREW J. BOEX: Marche Champ�tre JEREMIAH CLARKE: Trumpet Voluntary BACH ON THE BIGGEST 449-rank Midmer-Losh Organ J. S. BACH: Toccata & Fugue in D Minor Wachet auf! In Dulci Jubilo Toccata Adagio & Fugue |