2 CDs for the Price of One

Arthur Lawrence reviews in The American Organist: "The playing has the same fine traits that Dr. Ritchie's other Bach recordings exhibit: rhythmic intensity, architectural line, elegant phrasing and articulation, and appropriate registrations ranging from bold and forceful to restrained and quiet. Every piece in this set is a masterwork . . . The organ is a sonic tour de force, with complete principal choruses (based on 16' or 8' for the manuals and 32' for the pedal, beautiful flutes, and colorful reeds. . . Excellent notes by George stauffer, the rogan specification, and the registrations employed."

George Ritchie plays the John Brombaugh magnum opus at Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, Tennessee.
Clavierubung III
Schubler Chorales
Trio Sonata No. 6 in G, BWV 530
Prelude & Fugue in E-Flat Major, BWV 552
Prelude & Fugue in C Minor (St. Anne), BWV 54

The Anton Heiller Memorial Organ
John Brombaugh and the workers in his Eugene, Oregon workshop logged some 48,000 hours handcrafting this organ beginning in 1981. It was dedicated in 1986 in the Collegedale Church of Seventh-day Adventists on the campus of Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, Tennessee. The instrument is comprised of 108 ranks in 70 stops, 4,861 pipes. Two large, wedge-shaped bellows are filled by an electric blower, the only electrical device used in the organ.

The Anton Heiller Memorial Organ built by John Brombaugh, 1981-1986
Church of Seventh-day Adventists, Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, Tennessee

Great Manual II
16’ Praestant I-II    P16
8’ Octave    P8
8’ Holpijp    F8
6’ Quinte    Q6
4’ Octave    P4
3’ Quinte    Q3
2’ Octave    P2
II Tertian    II
V-X Mixture    V
VII Cornet    C
16’ Trumpet    R16
8’ Trumpet    R8
8’ Trumpet en Chamade
Positiv to Great
Recit to Great
Brustwerk to Great

Positiv Manual I
16’ Quintadena    16
8’ Praestant    P8
8’ Gedackt    F8
4’ Octave    P4
4’ Spitzflöte    F4
3’ Nasard    N3
2’ Octave    P2
2’ Waldflöte    F2
13/5‘ Tierce    T13/5
11/3‘ Sifflet    S11/3
II Sesquialter    II
VI-VIII Scharff    VI
16’ Fagot
8’ Trechtterregal    T8
8’ Cromorne    R8

Recit Expressive Manual III
16’ Bourdon    F16
8’ Principal    P8
8’ Baarpijp    B8
8’ Quintadena    Q8
8’ Viol di gamba
8’ Unda Maris
4’ Octave    P4
4’ Rohrflöte    F4
3’ Nasard    N3
2’ Gemshorn    G2
13/5’ Tierce    T13/5
III Rauschcimbel
IV Mixture    IV
8’ Trumpet    R8
8’ Oboe
8’ Vox Humana

Brustwerk Manual IV
8’ Oak Principal    P8
8’ Oak Gedackt    F8
4’ Tin Principal    P4
4’ Travers Flute    F4
3’ Nasard    N3
2’ Octave    P2
13/5’ Tertia    T13/5
11/3’ Quinte    Q11/3
1’ Octavelein    P1
II Cimbel    II
16’ Rankett

Pedal
32’ Subbass    S32
16’ Subbass    S16
16’ Praestant    P16
16’ Violonbass    V16
8’ Octave    P8
4’ Octave    P4
2’ Nachthorn
4/5 Terzett    T4/5
III Rauschpfeife    III
V-VII Mixture    V
32’ Posaune    R32
16’ Posaune    R16
8’ Trumpet    R8
4’ Trumpet    R4
2’ Cornet
Great to Pedal
Positiv to Pedal
Recit to Pedal

Glockenspiel
Tremulants
Well-temperament in the manner of J. S. Bach