3101, 1971, Asheville, NC, Cathedral of All Souls in Biltmore Village Opus 3105, 1971, Iowa City, IA, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 53 stops, 74 ranks – relocated from the University of Iowa's Clapp Recital Hall after the flood of 2008. Opus 3145, 1972, Providence, Rhode Island, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, 6,616 pipes, 4 manuals, 126 ranks, 74 stops, largest mechanical action organ in North America Opus 3254, 1975, Lansing, MI, Plymouth Congregation Church, 57 stops, 75 ranks Opus 3312, 1976, Mexico City, Mexico, New Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 5 Manuals, 116 stops, 187 ranks, 10,558 pipes. https://pipeorgandatabase.org/organ/45811 Opus 3324, 1976, Greendale, WI, St. Stephen the Martyr Lutheran Church, 23 ranks, relocated from Chicago in 2020 Opus 3360, 1978, Sioux Center, IA, Dordt University, 37 stops, 57 ranks, and 2,865 pipes Opus 3391, 1978, Austin, TX, All Saints' Episcopal Church Opus 3414, 1979, Scranton, PA, St. Peter's Cathedral Opus 3434, 1982, Melbourne, Australia, Hamer Hall (formerly Melbourne Concert Hall), Victoria Arts Centre, 60 stops, tracker action Opus 3700, 1993, Independence, MO, Temple complex of the Community of Christ, four-manual organ of 60 stops, 5,685 pipes Opus 3765, 1998, Chicago, Ill, Chicago Symphony Orchestra Hall, 60 ranks Opus 3750, 1995/1996 Fort Worth, TX, Broadway Baptist Church, 191 ranks, 129 stops, their largest organ to date Opus 3796, 2001, Wheaton, IL Wheaton College, Edman Chapel Opus 3828, 2003, Dallas, TX, First United Methodist Church, Opus 3837, 2005, New York, NY, Brick Presbyterian Church Opus 3839, 2004, Conover, NC, St. John's Lutheran Church Opus 3845, 2005, St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia Miramichi, New Brunswick, Canada, St. James & St. John's United Church Opus 3875, 2012, Kansas City, MO, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, 79 stops, 102 ranks, 5,548 pipes Opus 3899, 2012, Washington, DC, Rubenstein Family Organ, John F. Kennedy Center Concert Hall Opus 3900, 2014, Montréal, Quebec, Canada. Grand Orgue Pierre Béique at Maison Symphonique de Montréal Recordings There have been many recordings performed on Casavant Frères organs. Celebrated Canadian pianist Glenn Gould recorded his 1962 album The Art of the Fugue by Bach (Columbia Records) on a 1960 Casavant Frères organ in All Saints' Kingsway Anglican Church in Toronto – available with other Art of Fugue recordings on Sony 87759. The organ was destroyed by fire in 1966. A new Casavant organ, opus 3874 (2009), is now in the building. References External links Casavant Frères