Johann Sebastian Bach Complete works for the Pipe Organ. Recorded in Surround Sound on 8 historic Silbermann Organs. This is a limited edition recording.

This boxed set recording consists of 19 Super Audio SACDs, which will play on any CD-player. It is accompanied by a 251-page book. It contains music notes written by the German musicologist Peter Wollny and Silbermann Organ expert Marc Schaefer. All of the organ’s stoplists are included as well as numerous excellent color photographs. The notes are in French, German and English.

The works are recorded by the organists: 
Ewald Kooiman
Ute Gremmel-Geuchen
Gerhard Gnann
Bernhard Klapprott.

The Silbermann Pipe Organs recorded are the ones at: 
Marmoutier, Abbatiale St. Etienne 
Ebersmunster, Abbatiale Saint-Maurice
Strasbourg, Eglise Saint-Thomas
Wasselonne, Temple Protestant
Soultz-Haut-Rhin, Eglise Saint-Maurice
Arlesheim, Dom
Bouxwiller, Temple Protestant
Villingen, Benediktinerkirche

Bach: Fugue from Toccata, Adagio & Fugue BWV 564, Bernhard Klapprott, Silbermann at  Arlesheim

The pipe organ is the oldest keyboard instrument. The history of the organ is rich and diverse. For years I have been honored to work with some of the best organists in the world - these are recordings from my travels around the world. 

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