This exhaustive boxed-set establishes Max Reger as one of the early 20th century’s greatest composers. More than 15 hours of content including three feature-length documentaries, plus filmed performances of 12 hours of Reger’s best music for orchestra, organ, voice, violin, piano and chamber ensemble. 57 films in total.

The English Organ, a ‘dazzling showcase of repertoire and instruments’ (Gramophone Magazine), presented by Daniel Moult and filmed over more than a year in forty locations in three continents, is the definitive documentary about the story of the English organ and its music over five hundred years. ‘Emphatically and urgently recommended,’ writes Fanfare Magazine, ‘this is one of the most important organ recordings of all time, and a model of how music documentaries ought to be done.’

Alkmaar: The Organs of the Lauresnkerk contains more than 3 hours of film. Its centrepiece is a one-hour documentary filled with music and gorgeous, abundant visual detail, detailing the 500 year organ history of the Laurenskerk in Alkmaar, a church that includes both an organ from 1511 by Jan van Covelens as well as the world-famous 1646 / 1723 van Hagerbeer / Frans Caspar Schnitger organ.

Charles-Marie Widor was a true musical force: a virtuoso who revolutionised organ playing in France, a composer who invented the organ symphony and wrote the most famous toccata since Bach, and an enormously influential figure in French cultural history.

For this boxset we filmed at fabulous organs in Central Germany by organbuilders Bach knew. Instruments include the two Silbermanns in Rötha; the Trost in Waltershausen and the Hildebrandt in Sangerhausen.