Organ History - Italian Operatic Transcription in the 19th Century

Our big effort on the organistic repertoire continues with volume 4, dedicated to
the transcriptions from the world of opera made by the most renowned italian
organ composers of the Nineteenth Century. You can listen to organ
transcriptions of Verdi's most beloved arias and symphonies, the transcriptions
of the most renowned Weber symphonies (Der Freisch�tz, Euryanthe) and even
that of Beethoven's ouverture (Die Geschopfe der Prometheus), all made by
members of the families Fumagalli or Forschini, beside the original 'Sinfonia
Omaggio a Bellini' written for organ by Saverio Mercadante. These are all first
ever recordings with a generous timing.

- Famous music in previously unknown transcriptions for organ
- A 'must' for every organ collector
- Volume 4 of the most comprehensive organ collection to date
- No competitors (it is a first ever recording) even at high price