Orgelwerke 9 (Präludium Und Fuge C-Dur BWV 545 / Trio G-dur BWV 586 / Sechs Schübler'sche Choräle BWV 645/50 / Trio D-moll BWV 583 / Präludium Und Fuge G-moll BWV 535) (Arthur Eger An Der Großen Silbermannorgel Des Domes Zu Freiberg)

This recording was released in 1978 under the East German ETERNA label as part of a series documenting significant organ works performed on historical instruments. It features Arthur Eger playing the famous Gottfried Silbermann organ located in the Freiberg Cathedral, an instrument widely regarded as one of the finest examples of 18th-century organ building. The selection of repertoire, including the Prelude and Fugue in C Major and the Schübler Chorales, was designed to showcase both the technical mastery of Johann Sebastian Bach and the distinct, clear tonal qualities of the Freiberg instrument.

The production serves as a testament to the East German state label's commitment to archiving the German classical tradition, often utilizing the country's historic churches as recording venues. Arthur Eger, a prominent organist of the era, approached these works with a focus on stylistic accuracy and the preservation of the Silbermann sound. The album was received as a scholarly contribution to the organ music catalogue, valued by collectors for the fidelity of the recording and the historical significance of the performance space.