Jean Gilleau-Pipe Organs?

Thank's for the info. Do you have any recommendations for some powerful good pipe organ music? I really enjoyed it.

The transcription has it's merits though not comparable to how much richer a full orchestra is. Definitely you need full ranges and power or at least a good sub well integrated with your monitors. Check following address interesting suggestions. http://powernet.at/earlym-l/other.lists/piporg-l/PIPORG-L.LOG9501E regards

Reference Recordings Pomp and Pipes. I have a lot of others, but for sonics this will float your boat...

There are several pipe organ recordings that I enjoy: 1. The direct-to-disk recordings done by Virgil Fox on the Crystal Clear label. These were originally D-to-D LP's but are now available on CD. 2. Wilson Audio recording of the organ at St. Mark's Cathedral in Seattle, WA. Wilson Audio may no longer stock this LP/CD, but you can check the Web site for St. Mark's store outlet, Cathedral Associates. 3. Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, WA, has a fine music school, and about 2 years ago they dedicated a marvellous new organ built by the Fuchs Organ Company. There is a CD available of the dedication concert, and it has some fine acoustics. 4. There are several good organ recordings on the Telarc label (at the Mormon Tabernacle, as well as several other well known church organs). 5. If you are looking for a good test piece, try the organ selection on Prof. Keith Johnson's "Reference Recording" release of his "Amazing Sound Show". This LP has been an audiophile standard for many years. 6. Harmonia Mundi has some good recordings of various organs in Europe.

Try Virgil Fox plays ''The John Wannamaker Organ'' on (I think) and old Westminster WST record. Nothing like it!!