The first recording by a British artist and recording company on one of the most important eighteenth-century organs in Europe. This large 3 manual instrument contains more original pipework than virtually any other organ of a similar size from the period and is set in a glorious acoustic.

Acknowledged as one of Britain’s leading concert organists and teachers, Margaret Phillips studied at the Royal College of Music in London. She made her début at the Royal Festival Hall in 1972 and soon gained an international reputation as a soloist, playing at cathedrals and concert halls throughout Europe and in the U.S.A., Australia and Mexico. She has appeared frequently as a continuo player and accompanist with such ensembles as the BBC Singers and The Sixteen, and her CD recordings have been widely praised.