Canzones and sonatas for four to 22 voices and compositions for organ solo, Italian organ of the Berliner Dom, Berlin Brass conducted by Lucas Vis.
Super Audio CD (2013), PentaTone and Deutschlandradio Kultur.
Philharmonie Berlin (Guy Bovet on the Schuke organ); Musikinstrumentenmuseum (Andreas Sieling on 5 different historical organs), 2 CDs, Stiftung Berliner Philharmoniker, Musikinstrumenten-Museum.
Note&Tone (2013)
In arrangements by Karl Straube,
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Works by Muffat: Passacaglia; Toccata Sexta, Walther: Meinen Jesum lass ich nicht Buxtehude: Passacaglia; Prelude & Fugue in F-sharp minor; Ciaconna Bach: In dulci jubilo BWV 751 Pachelbel: Toccata in F; Ciaconna; Vater unser im Himmelreich, Strungk: Lass mich dein sein und bleiben, Kerll: Passacaglia.
Super Audio CD, Dabringhaus and Grimm: MDG 946 1740-6 (2012).
Theophil Laitenberger (1903-1996): organ works
Schuke organ of the Grunewaldkirche Berlin, Wolfgang Talirz, viola; Luca Mariani, oboe
Dabringhaus and Grimm: MDG 606 1630-2 (2010)
Jan Janca (* 1933), Organ and Choir Vol.3
Small Suite in 5 movements (Schuke organ of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church Berlin)
Dabringhaus and Grimm: MDG 606 1572-2 (2009)
Gregorian music in dialogue
Charles Tournemire (1870-1939): Improvisations, Dix pieces, Pièce Symphonique op. 16, Adagio op. 19,1
Super Audio CD, Dabringhaus and Grimm: MDG 946 1514-6 (2008)
Great organ works, Andreas Sieling at the organ at the Berliner Dom
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Works by Bach (Air, Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565), Franck (Choral in E major, Prélude, Fugue et Variation), Boëllmann (Suite Gothique), Vierne (Carillon de Westminster, Two movements from the First Symphony)
magnoliarecords (2001)
Clemens Goldberg talks to prominent musicians on RBB about works that they are currently recording or that are particularly close to their hearts. In the process, they are also allowed to react to historical interpretations or interpretations of the competition.
Ulrike Jährling (RBB) visited the Sauer organ including organist in the Berliner Dom and confronted it with the questions of curious Berliners ...
Summertime is organ summertime at the Berliner Dom. Every Friday in July and August, renowned organists from Berlin and Brandenburg let the famous Sauer organ resound. Andreas Sieling in the 15th Organ Summer with works by Johann Sebastian Bach and Franz Liszt.
How does an organ work? An explanation for children (and adults) in German- enjoy listening!
Sound artist Jürgen Seizew has developed sound architectures from architectural models: Including Andreas Sieling and the Berliner Dom.
The Walcker organ of the Church of the Holy Spirit in Rostock, recording of 13. 9. 2002 with works by Guilmant, Vierne, Lubrich, Dienel and Wermann, castigo 2003.
French Romanticism, Andreas Sieling at the Sauer organ at the Berliner Dom, works by César Franck, Alexandre Guilmant, Charles-Marie Widor and Louis Vierne (2nd Symphony). Production of the Art Service of the Evangelical Church (1997).
Recordings for international cinema production ''Obsession'' at the Sauer organ at the Berliner Dom, directed by Peter Sehr, starring Heike Makatsch, Charles Berling, Daniel Craig and others, works by César Franck and Franz Liszt. As a soundtrack CD on Sony (1997).
Radio recordings for Hessischer Rundfunk: works by Antoni Chlondowski, Otto Dienel, Sigfried Karg-Elert, Ernst David Wagner, Franz Wagner, Wladislaw Zelenski at the Sauer organ in Frankfurt-Griesheim (1996).
Live recording, 2nd Symphony by Gustav Mahler, Schauspielhaus Berlin (26. 11. 1996), Staatsorchester Frankfurt/Oder under Nikos Athinäos, Helen Donath (soprano), Iris Vermillion (mezzo-soprano)
Advent concert at the Berliner Dom, Simon Halsey conducts the Rundfunkchor Berlin and its audience, rbb production 2013.
Numerous concert recordings for film, television and radio: Japanese television, ZDF, Deutschlandradio, ARD...