HOLZGRAF The Power and The Glory Vol. 1 DIRECT TO DISC M&K Teldec vinyl pressing
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Oct 13, 2014
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HOLZGRAF The Power and The Glory Vol. 1 DIRECT TO DISC M&K Teldec vinyl pressing M & K Realtime Records ?– RT-114
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Toccata And Fugue In D Minor Composed By – Bach* A2 Largo (D Minor Concerto) Composed By – Vivaldi* B1 Grand March From "Canhauser" Composed By – Richard Wagner B2 The Bells Of St. Anne de Beaupre Composed By – Alexander Russell*(all photos are of the actual item)
- Recorded At – The First Congregational Church Of Los Angeles
- Lacquer Cut At – The First Congregational Church Of Los Angeles
- Pressed By – Teldec-Press GmbH Germany
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Miller And Kreisel Sound Corporation
- Copyright (c) – Miller And Kreisel Sound Corporation
- Engineer [Assistant] – Jeff Stevens (7)
- Engineer [Recording] – Ken Kreisel
- Executive-Producer – Jonas Miller, Ken Kreisel
- Lighting – Anne Fenwick
- Photography By – Eric Cato
- Producer – Ken Kreisel
- Sleeve – Bob Cato
- Tape Op [Lathe Operator] – Steve Decker
Teldec, West Germany
Recorded with the M&K Realtime Recording ProcessLloyd Holzgraf, a professional church and concert organist for 59 years and a principal designer and restorer of the mammoth surround-sound instrument at Los Angeles' First Congregational Church, one of the largest organs in the world. Holzgraf, the resident organist for that church for 38 years and for Temple Israel in Long Beach for 44 years. The organist performed on cathedral pipe organs throughout Europe, gave frequent recitals across the United States for the American Guild of Organists and once served as official organist of the California-Arizona Conference of the Methodist Church. During much of his tenure at the landmark First Congregational Church at Commonwealth Avenue and 6th Street, Holzgraf helped design, restore, expand and experiment with the assembly now known as the Great Organs of First Church, the largest pipe instrument in a religious institution and one of the largest anywhere.
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