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SJU Phonograph Records

Men's Chorus:

Christmas at St. John's - Sung by the St. John's University Men's Chorus, Gerhard Track Director. 1966. 2 copies.

Christmas at St. John's. St. John's University Men's Chorus, Gerhard Track Director. 1980 reissue. 2 copies.

The International Award-Winning St. John's University Men's Chorus in Concert, Axel Theimer, Director, Gregory Carroll, Pianist. 1970. (2 copies).

St. John's University Men's Chorus, Concert Season 1971-1972. Axel Theimer, Director. Terry Maher, Accompanist

Minnesota Center Chorale:

Swayed Pines Song Record as performed by the Minnesota Center Chorale. Henry Bryan Hays, OSB, composer. (2 copies).

Requiem, Opus 9, by Maurice Duruflé. Performed by Minnesota Center Chorale, Philip Welter, conductor, Charles Echols, organist. 1984.

Opera Workshop:

Lucia di Lammermoor, by Gaetano Donizetti. 1955 Opera Workshop Production, St. John's University. Conducted by James Kelly. With the Choral Club of the College of St. Benedict and the Men's Chorus of St. John's University. 2 volumes.

1956 Opera Workshop Production St. John's University: The Saint of Bleecker Street. 2 volumes.

1957 Opera Workshop Production: Faust by Charles Gounod. With the Choral Club of the College of St. Benedict (Sister M. Firmin, O.S.B., Director) and The Men's Chorus and Orchestra of St. John's University - Conducted by James Kelly, O.S.B. 3 volumes. (Vol. III: 2 copies).

1958 Opera Workshop Production Mozart's The Magic Flute. With the Choral Club of the College of St. Benedict (Sister M. Firmin, O.S.B., Director) and The Men's Chorus and Orchestra of St. John's University - Conducted by James Kelly, O.S.B. 3 volumes. (2 copies).

Saint John's Abbey:

Gregorian Chant Masses: sung by Saint John's Abbey Choir. Gerard Farrell, Director. Containing Mass I, Mass VIII, Mass IX, The Ambrosian Gloria, Mass XV, Mass XVI, Mass XVII, Mass XVIII, Credo I, and Credo III. (2 copies.)

Gregorian Chants for the Feast of Corpus Christi, Sung by the Monks of the Saint John's Abbey. Circa 1962. (2 copies in mono, 2 copies in stereo).

Gregorian Chants for the Feast of Corpus Christi, Sung by the Monks of the Saint John's Abbey. Mono. 1982 reissue.

Gregorian Chants--Polyphonic Motets: Sung by the monks of Saint John's Abbey, Collegeville, Minnesota, Directed by Gerard Farrell, O.S.B. Containing "Gloria" (Mode 4), "Christus Factus Est" (Mode 5), "Jubilate Deo" (Mode 1), "Hoc Corpus" (Mode 8), "Ave Maria" (Mode 8), "Jesu Dulcis Memoria," "Improperium," "O Bone Jesu," "O Sacrum Convivium," "Ave, Verum Corpus Christi," and "Sacerdotes Domini."

Saint John's Symphony Orchestra:

Sergei Rachmaninoff, Concerto for piano and orchestra, No. 3 in d minor, op. 30- Recorded during performance March 18, 1963, Gerhardt Track conducting the St. John's Symphony Orchestra, Rev. Jerome Coller, O.S.B., soloist. 2 copies.

Sister Schola:

The Sister Schola of the Convent of Saint Benedict. Recorded in the Convent Chapel, Saint Benedict's College. Directed by Sister Urban, O.S.B.

Gerhard Track:

Gerhard Track: Neuberg Festival Mass; Theme, Variations and Fugue on a Mexican Folk Song; Sonata for Violin and Piano in A-minor, op. 76. Conducting the Pueblo Symphony Orchestra. 1977.

Tri-College Choir:

Chorus of the College of St. Benedict, St. Cloud State College Concert Choir, St. John's University Men's Chorus, St. John's Symphony Orchestra: "Concert performance of Franz Schubert Mass in G Major". Gerhard Track, conductor.

Tri-College Choir St. John's Symphony Orchestra, recorded during performance April 29, 1963 at St. John's University and Abbey Church, Collegeville, MN

The Tri-College Choir and St. John's Symphony Orchestra. Gerhard Track, Conductor. "The Passion According to St. John."

Christmas album, various artists:

St. John's Boys Choir, St. John's Abbey Schola, St. John's University Men's Chorus, St. John's University/College of St. Benedict Chamber Choir. "Christmas Carols at St. John's: 32 favorite Christmas carols sung by St. John's Abbey and University Choirs." Paul Richards, OSB and Axel Theimer, directors. Double album. (2 copies).