For decades, Dr. Hans Helmut Tillmanns also worked as an artistic recording manager for radio and television stations, as well as for record and CD productions.
Performer Biography
Dr. Hans Helmut Tillmanns' repertoire spans organ literature from the Renaissance to contemporary organ music.
Recording & Production
This album was produced by ARS SONABILIS GERMANY and recorded in May 2002 and May 1998, using Neumann U 87 microphones.
Instruments
The Schumacher organ in Sint-Truiden, Belgium, used for tracks 1-6 and 11-15, was built between 1994 and 1996, incorporating parts of an older organ from 1728.
Instruments
The Schumacher organ in St. Laurentius, Merzenich, Germany, used for track 7, was built in 1997 with a strong French-oriented disposition.
Performer Biography
In his interpretations, Dr. Hans Helmut Tillmanns follows the example of his teacher, Professor Helmut Walcha.
Performer Biography
Dr. Hans Helmut Tillmanns, the organist on this album, is an organ virtuoso known worldwide for over thirty CD releases.
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