Fantaisie Et Fugue En Sol Mineur BWV 542 / Choral «Schmücke Dich...» BWV 654 / Partita «Jésu, Meine Freude» / Préludes De Choral «Christ Unser Herr Zum Jordan Kam» Bux WV 180 / «In Dulci Jubilo» Bux WV 197

Released in 1977 on the French audiophile label Sarastro, this recording features organist André Stricker performing a selection of Baroque masterpieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, Dieterich Buxtehude, and Johann Gottfried Walther. The album was produced by the label's founder, Dominique Puthod, who established Sarastro with a dedicated focus on high-fidelity, naturalistic sound, often employing minimalist microphone techniques to capture the acoustic environment of the instrument and the cathedral space.

The repertoire serves as a testament to the North German organ tradition, linking the works of Buxtehude—whose influence on Bach was profound—with the intricate contrapuntal mastery of Bach himself. André Stricker, a respected organist and educator based in Alsace, was frequently highlighted by the label for his technical clarity and stylistic sensitivity. The recording is representative of the late 1970s push by independent European labels to document traditional church organ repertoire with superior production values, prioritizing tonal purity over commercial flash.