Direct-to-Tape Recording Company

Direct-to-Tape Recording Company
“The pleasant feel of a live recital”
Since 1979: Audiophile quality organ, classical, & other fine recordings

New Releases

Notes (DTR2021)     Released September, 2012
Mimi Stillman, flute          Allen Krantz, guitar
Enjoy the critically acclaimed playing of Mimi Stillman and Allen Krantz as they take you on a journey of notes of music by composers spanning three centuries and four continents.
Seek Him (DTR2023)
The Choir of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia
Matthew Glandorf, Choirmaster & Organist
Saint Mark's Church is known for its distinguished music program that graces its services and lifts the spirits of parishioners and visitors alike. The Choir of Saint Mark's is a semiprofessional ensemble of 24 voices that sings the services for Solemn Mass, Feast Days, and special services in this historic Center City Gothic Revival masterpiece designed in 1847 by architect John Notman.
At Saint Mark's, it has been the tradition to offer both Advent and Christmas Lessons and Carols on the first Sunday in Advent and the afternoon of Christmas Eve. This recording is a selection of some favorites, both traditional and contemporary, from those services, as well as an inspiring organ improvisation by Matthew Glandorf.
A Feast of Carols (DTR2024)
Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia, Alan Harler, Artistic Director
Michael Stairs, organ; The Mendelssohn Brass

Celebrate with Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia and relish holiday sounds that span several centuries. A Feast of Carols has music for the whole family, including music by Composer-in-Residence Donald St. Pierre, Daniel Pinkham, Irving Berlin, well-loved traditional carols, and much more! Featuring Artistic Director Alan Harler, The Mendelssohn Brass and organist Michael Stairs in the beautiful St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. This is a holiday recording you won't want to miss.

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Since 1979 Direct-to-Tape Recordings have brought to you, the listener, recordings that attempt to re-create the sound of a performance. We use two microphones and no electronic tricks (like artificial reverberation) to capture the performers in a good acoustic space.