Romantic Organ Works = Romantische Orgelwerke = Oeuvres Romantiques Pour Orgue

Released in 1976 on the CBS Masterworks label, this collection serves as a focused anthology of Romantic-era organ music. The record features British organist Nicholas Danby, a respected musician known for his precise interpretations of complex liturgical and concert organ repertoire. It was designed to showcase the tonal breadth of the instrument during a period when the classical music industry was increasingly interested in high-fidelity recordings of acoustic solo performances.

The selection highlights key figures in the late 19th-century organ tradition, including the technical complexity of Liszt and Reger alongside the evocative harmonic textures of Franck and Saint-Saëns. As a production of CBS Masterworks, the album was intended for an educated listening audience, emphasizing both the architectural scale of the organ and the stylistic nuances of the Romantic school. Critical reception at the time underscored Danby’s technical facility and his nuanced control of the instrument's registration, solidifying the record's place in the broader discography of 20th-century organ performance.