200 Years of Russian Music for Organ at Tallinn Cathedral Etcetera KTC 2019 2xCD set;1800 to recent times; from classical through the romantic to the contemporary.

CD1  1-3 Glinka: Three Fugues 4 Odoyevsky: Lullaby 5 Taneyev: Choral Variations
6-7 Cui: Two Preludes 8 Lyapunov: Prelude Pastoral 10 Tcherepnin: Cherubimic Hymn  11 Nikolaev: Fugue 12 Gliere: Fugue on a Russian Xmas Song 13-14 Glazunov: Prelude & Fugue No.1,2
CD2  1 Glazunov: Fantasia  2 Shostakovich: Passacaglia  3 Gedike: Prelude & Fugue  4-5 Nirenburg: Two Fantasias  6-7 Schnittke: Two Pieces for Organ  8 Gubaidulina: Light and Dark

Orgelbüchlein at Steinkirchen, on the Arp Schnitger organ

Notes by Alexander on Orgelbüchlein; History, specification, and layout of the Organ; Registrations for each chorale prelude

Russian Organ Music from Vol I his Bärenreiter series.  Notes on the pieces, and on the new Lobback organ in Hamburg-Ottensen, with specification.

1-3 Glinka: Fugue in E flat mi, A mi, D  4 Odoyevsky: Prayer without Words  5 Homilius: Prelude in G  6 Glaznunov: Prelude & Fugue in D  7 Gunst: Canon 8 Nikolaev: Fugue in E flat mi  9 Goedicke: Prelude & Fugue in E flat Op32No4  10 Nirenburg: Fantasy on an English Folk Song  11 Nirenburg: Trio Sonata No.2 (Largo, Marciale e poco pesante, Rondo)  12 Schnittke: Two Small Pieces for Organ (1981)

Bach, Mendelssohn and Brahms at Rotenburg-Wümme.  Notes on the pieces and on the new Klais organ.

Bach: An Wasserflussen Babylon (Pedale doppio)  Bach: Trio Sonata in E flat
Mendelssohn: Sontat No1 in F mi  Brahms: Chorale Preludes Herzlich tut mich verlangen; Herzlich tut mich erfreuen; O Welt, ich muss dich lassen.

              Mirzoyev's Organ Symphony was recorded at Westminster Abbey in November 1996, and first by Alexander in Kiev.
    Near two dozen recordings were made on vinyl with the Russian Melodia label, including the complete works of Bach.