William Wright, organ teacher at the University of Toronto and director of music at Deer Park United Church there, plays a program of organ works from all periods on the only organ known to have been played by J. S. Bach, approved by him, and possibly designed by him, as a built by Zacharias Hildebrandt in 1746 at St. Wenzel Church in Naumburg, Germany. The wide range of repertoire demonstrates some of the colorful effects on this organ, including a celeste, and the recording is very effective in capturing the sumptuous reverberation of St. Wenzel Church. MENDELSSOHN: Sonata No. 4 in B-flat JOHN BURGE: Deerpark BEETHOVEN: Suite for a Mechanical Clock RINCK: Six Variations on a Theme by Corelli DENIS BÉDARD: Masque JOHN SCHNEIDER: Theme with Variations WALTHER: Concerto del Sigr. Megck KREBS: Herlich Lieb hab’ ich dich Herr (two settings)