Recordings of the Gundlach Organ in MP3 format

Fortunately, with a MIDI controlled pipe organ a sequencer can
substitute for my own ineptitude! Presented here for your enjoyment
are a few recordings made on the Gundlach Organ in its original state.
(It's amazing what you can do with two ranks of pipes!)

Lame MP3 Encoder, VBR Min 192kbps, Max 320Kbps

• DuBois - Grand Chorus
  
• 4.9Mb Track 1
• Bergmuller - La Bergeronnette
•  1.0Mb Track 2
• Vaughan-Williams - Prelude on Rhosymedre
• 5.7Mb Track 3
• Mendelssohn - Sonata #1, Allegro
• 5.9Mb Track 4
  
• Yon - L'Organno Primitivo, Humoresque
• 3.7Mb Track 5
  
• Krebs - Prelude in A minor
• 5.2Mb Track 6
  
• Bach - Fugue in G minor, "Little"
• 5.5Mb Track 8
  
• Bach - Sinfonia to Catata #29
• 6.2Mb Track 9
  

These files were recorded with a Sony PCM-M1 DAT Walkman
fed by microphones from Core Sound and then transfered via SPDIF
to an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 PCI interface. The resulting data was
processed using Sound Forge XP and then converted to MP3 files using
the LAME encoder. There are a couple of 'glitches' here and there that
I need to investigate that were introduced during the coversion to MP3.
Yes, the files are large. I also need to experiment with lower quality
settings to see the effect on file size.