Franz Raml has an outstanding international reputation as an organist and harpsichordist as well as director of the Hassler Consort. His extensive discography contains recordings at the consoles of many of Germany’s important historic organs. In his new album, we hear Franz Raml playing the Silbermann organ in Dresden’s Hofkirche, the last instrument created by Saxony’s master organ builder. Containing works of J.S. Bach, this program provides insights into the formal and stylistic diversity of the composer’s organ music. It ranges from the early organ partita “Sei gegrüßet, Jesu gütig” to the organ arrangements of Antonio Vivaldi’s concertos of Bach’s Weimar years up to the Triosonata in E-flat Major, composed circa 1730 in Leipzig.