CD Mozart : Grandes oeuvres à 4 mains - Aline Zylberajch & Martin Gester, fortepiano Gebr. Kobald after A. Walter 1795
CD K617
more : http://www.martingester.com

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  Rondo a min, KV. 511 - Martin Gester

Bach, J.S., 6 Partitas, Clavier-übung 1 
Martin Gester, clavecin/harpsichord Mietke
CD Ligia 2014
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Bach, J.S. Partita 6 e minor : Sarabande

from CD J.S. Bach : Derniers Préludes & Fugues, Martin Gester à l'orgue Freitag, Felsberg de la Collégiale Saint Martin de Colmar - CD Pamina

more recordings/videos : https://www.youtube.com/user/gesterm/

Bach, J.S. Organ Prelude b min BWV 544

My own transcription of the aria "Aux langeurs d'Apollon" from Platée, played by Menno van Delft and myself.
Find the full album at http://www.resonusclassics.com/divine-noise-two-harpsichords-guillermo-brachetta-menno-van-delft

Platee (Suite): X. Aux langeurs d'Apollon

John Bull (c. 1563-1628) was an eccentric organ and harpsichord virtuoso whose music survives almost exclusively in various manuscripts, although a few were published in the c. 1612 Parthenia collection. In Nomine, a plainsong derived from an early 16th-century mass by John Taverner, became a favorite compositional device by many Elizabethan composers. Bull’s quirky set of In Nomine variations survives in the famous Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, its unique syncopated suspensions ideally suited to the accordion.

In Nomine

Live performance by Douglas Amrine from 1986 in Düsseldorf-Benrath

Live in Urdenbach 1985

Courante from the D Major Partita BWV 828 (Bach)

Pedal Harpsi TEST

Suite 1 Deel 3 1

One of Bach's most intriguing canon in four voices, BWV 1073, played here on accordion

Bach Canon à 4

L'art du Choral et des Fantaisies pour orgue avec hautbois chez J.L. Krebs et G.F. Kauffmann

Martin Gester, orgue J. Ahrend de Porrentruy (CH), 
Randall Cook, hautbois baroque
Philippe Suzanne, traverso. 

CD introuvable aujourd'hui (org. ADDA, puis Accord)

Allemande from Partita in D - JSB's "Nocturne"

cembalaro