Baroque pipe organ music.

I've been trying to find a recording from the Atlantic City, NJ Convention Center pipe organ...it's the largest in the US and is one of only two organs in the world that has a full 64' pipe for contra-bassoon with an 8Hz fundamental frequency. The other one is in Australia and I don't know if it's been recorded. But even the lowest stop on the 32' pipe of a typical organ has quite an effect if you have the undistorted output ability for it...

John Williams' theme from Superman II ends with the sustained 16Hz tone.

That's the end of St. Saens' Organ Symphony, you can clearly see the fundamental of the 32' pipe being played wide open.

That's from a 64-footer, not sure which one or what the recording is, but you can see the 8Hz extension

Telarc has a lot of stuff that's good, as well. Their mastering of the 1812 Overture is a nice 7Hz test...

JimJ: Here is thee pipe organ you were referring to, playing Bach's Toccata in D minor. In the video at :32, you can see the scale of the 64' pipe directly over the player's head. It appears to be a good recording too. That 64' pipe was the BTL of the 18th century. Here's the link:

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