This is to announce two new CD sets released January 4th 2006,
recorded in March 2005. I am the performer and producer of
both of these sets. They use the specific keyboard tuning that
I believe was Bach's own, which evidence I have explained at
<http://www.larips.com>http://www.larips.com
and in various publications during 2005 (Early Music, The
Diapason, Clavichord International, BBC Radio 3 broadcast,
et al).
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/larips/articles.html


Press release about the two recordings:
<http://www.goshen.edu/news/pressarchive/01-13-06-organ-cd.html>http://www.goshe\
n.edu/news/pressarchive/01-13-06-organ-cd.html
Ordering information:
<http://www.gcmusiccenter.org/php/music.store/index.php>http://www.gcmusiccenter\
.org/php/music.store/index.php


The organ set "A Joy Forever: Opus 41 at Goshen College" demonstrates
the new two-manual pipe organ at Goshen College (Indiana), built by
Taylor & Boody Organbuilders (Virginia). The music is by Bach,
Brahms, Walther, Fischer, Erbach, Zachow, and some others. To my
knowledge this is the first *complete* recording of Fischer's
_Ariadne musica_ including its five ricercars: a book that inspired
Bach's composition of the Well-Tempered Clavier. The details of this
set are at
<http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1002.html>http://www-personal.umich\
.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1002.html
3 CDs, $30.00 USD plus shipping. Total time slightly over 3 hours.

The single disc "Playing From Bach's Fancy" has nearly an hour of
harpsichord music by JS Bach and WF Bach, and 20 minutes on the
organ. Preludes, fugues, sinfonias, polonaises, duetti, chorale
preludes, excerpts from the Musical Offering and Art of Fugue, and
several other tidbits. The harpsichord is a Franco/Flemish style
double by Knight Vernon, and owned by Goshen College. The album
details are at
<http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1003.html>http://www-personal.umich\
.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1003.html
1 CD, $15.00 USD plus shipping. Total time 77 minutes.


The Taylor & Boody organ Opus 41 used in these recordings:
http://www.taylorandboody.com/opuses/opus_41.htm
http://www.gcmusiccenter.org/php/facility/special.features/organ.php
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/larips/tb41.html


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The trumpet + organ album "In Thee is Gladness" from January 2005
(recorded 1997) is also still available:
<http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1001.html>http://www-personal.umich\
.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1001.html
My colleague on that, Dr Martin Hodel, is a member of the Minnesota
Orchestra, and teaches trumpet and music theory at St Olaf College.
We recorded this album on two equal-tempered organs in northern
Germany. It includes a variety of compositions by Buxtehude,
Brahms, Bach, Viviani, Baldassare, Pachelbel, Cellier, Bernstein,
Starer, and Lehman. 1 CD, $15.00 USD plus shipping, ordered by
e-mail inquiry to hodel@... .


Enjoy the music,


Bradley Lehman
Dayton VA
<http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bpl/larips/cd1001.html>http://www-personal.umich\
.edu/~bpl
17 January 2006