The Cathedralis label releases its second disc, an album dedicated to the historic organs housed in the Cathedral of Salamanca, two of them located in the Old Cathedral and the other two in the New Cathedral.

It is an album integral to the history of these instruments, not only because it is the first to include sound recordings of all four organs on the same disc, but also because of the detailed information about them contained in the booklet. The booklet features detailed registrations of each of the pieces, the dispositions of each organ, and texts introducing the history and particularities of each instrument.

The recording is by the great organist Montserrat Torrent (b. Barcelona, 1926), master of masters and doyenne of Spanish music, winner of the Spanish Ministry of Culture's National Music Prize in 2021. At the age of 97, she is still fully active as a concert performer and is one of the longest-lived performers on the classical music scene.

The repertoire of this album has been chosen by Montserrat Torrent, taking into account the historical period in which each of the organs were built, ranging from 1524 (Golden Chapel organ) to 1755 (Gospel organ). The programme has been devised according to the organ chosen, and sometimes because of the coincidence of the composer and the instrument.

Tracks:
1. Si dedero somnium
2. Ave Maris Stella
3. Josquin, La sol fa re mi. Pleni sunt celi et terra
4. Josquin. Pleni sunt celi et terra
5. Para quien crie yo cabellos
6. Tres 'sobre el canto llano de la alta'
7. Tiento de 2ᵒ Tono por Ge Sol Re Ut
8. Tiento de medio registro de baxon de 9ᵒ Tono (XL)
9. Tiento de medio registro de tiple de 2ᵒ Tono (LVIII)
10. Batalla de 6ᵒ Tono
11. Obra de 5ᵒ Tono
12. Gallardas V de 8ᵒ Tono
13. Pasacalles IV de 4ᵒ Tono
14. Tiento de batalla de 5ᵒ Tono
15. Sonata en Sol mayor
16. Ofertorio (Allegro)
17. Elevacion (Andante devoto)
18. Segundo Allegro