The OHS in Louisiana #9321
…Sounds of mostly antique American-built instruments recorded in recitals of the Organ Historical Society.
Anonymous: "March for Governor Robertson of Louisiana". Anonymous: 3 Dances of Louisiana and Mississippi James Darling (1837 Erben/St. Paul's Episcopal, Woodville, Mississippi)
HORATIO PARKER: "Marcia Religiosa" Rosalind Mohnson (1910 Kilgen/Parker Memorial United Methodist, New Orleans)
LOUIS JAMES ALFRED LEFÉBURE-WÉLY: Pastorale Donald Messer (1887 Hook & Hastings/Felicity United Methodist Church, New Orleans)
Boyce: Voluntary No. 1. Grobe: "Dixie's Land" with Brillian Variations George Bozeman (1886 Pilcher/Grace Episcopal Church, St. Francisville, Louisiana)
Ginastera: Toccata, Villancico & Fugue William Teague (1959 Aeolian-Skinner/St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Shreveport)
SIGFRID KARG-ELERT: "Hymn to the Stars", Op. 96, No. 7 Lorenz Maycher (1926 Skinner/Temple Sinai, New Orleans)
Traditional: Hymn, "Let all mortal flesh" Bruce Stevens (1870 Jardine/St. Theresa of Avila Church, New Orleans)
Eddy: Festival prelude on "Old Hundredth". Bingham: Hymn-prelude, "Olivet" Lenora McCroskey (1921 Hinners/St. John Catholic Church, Edgard, Louisiana)
MAX REGER: 2 chorale-preludes on "Allein Gott" Gerald Frank (1905 Pilcher/Temple B'Nai Israel, Natchez)
HANS FRIEDRICH MICHEELSEN: Toccata on "Praise to the Lord" J. Thomas Mitts (1912 Tellers-Sommerhof/Holy Trinity Catholic Church, New Orleans)
Hewitt: "The Fourth of July" Garry John Savoie (1909 Hinners/St. Martin, Martinsville, Wisconsin)
EDWIN H. LEMARE: "Bell Scherzo" Frederick Hohman (1986 Goulding & Wood/Christ Church Cathedral, New Orleans)
CHARLES TOURNEMIRE: Chorale-improvisation, "Victimae Paschali" Jesse E. Eschbach (1861 Simmons & Wilcox/St. Mary's Assumption Church, New Orleans)
