Hot off the press comes the latest of Tillmanns’ Bach 
          recordings. This pupil of Helmut Walcha fuses solid address, high musical 
          values and superior technique. He brings to these works – none described 
          in the booklet by the way – a patrician reserve always at the service 
          of the music. The programme begins with two Preludes and Fugues, continues 
          with a Partita, the remarkable O Gott, du frommer Gott, and includes 
          the twelve-minute Pastorale BWV 590. 
        
 
        
Tillmanns' fugal voicings are adept and crisp, the 
          registrations employed are perceptively chosen – listen, for example 
          to the reedy Choralvorspiel – and where necessary he builds in amplitude 
          to considerable effect. The Weimbs organ dates from 1994 and has been 
          splendidly recorded by Danacord who are making something of a speciality 
          of sympathetic organ acoustics. Questions of programming apart this 
          is a disc that can be recommended – whether one would necessarily want 
          a recital of this kind is another matter. 
        
 
        
The booklet devotes a reasonable half page to the organ 
          builders. 
        
          Jonathan Woolf