Johann-Sebastian Bach Sonate I Bwv 525, Pastorale Bwv 590, Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig (a diverse partite) Bwv 768

Released in 1970 on the French label Editions Studio S.M., this recording features Jean-Luc Jaquenod performing a selection of Johann Sebastian Bach's organ works. The album was produced during a period when Studio S.M. was actively documenting European organ repertoire, often utilizing the acoustic settings of significant historical churches to capture the authentic timbre of the instruments. The selection of works represents a cross-section of Bach's compositional evolution, ranging from the structured clarity of the Trio Sonata in E-flat major to the intricate contrapuntal variations found in the chorale partita.

The design of the record sleeve adheres to the minimalist, liturgical aesthetic characteristic of Studio S.M. releases of the era. These records were intended primarily for an audience of organ enthusiasts and connoisseurs of baroque music, prioritizing archival fidelity over commercial presentation. Jean-Luc Jaquenod's approach to the performance was widely noted at the time for its technical precision and adherence to the formal traditions of German organ playing, positioning this release as a standard, albeit niche, interpretation within the label's extensive catalog of classical organ literature.