Looks very good. 
Q
Yes, I think so, you have to be in the mood for brash baroque organ music of course, but when I am I can happily listen to a whole CD of this Cabanilles release, and for me that’s most unusual with anything, so I guess he’s doing something right for me at least. I think you need good speakers and amp, if you don’t have it, don’t go there, the art of Cabanilles is really a lot about impressive, cathedral sized sounds. All the more so in fact since Timothy Roberts is keen to play symphonically, exploring the most colourful registrations.
The organ is very good I think, and well recorded. If I have one gripe, it’s that he just used the one organ. I’d have liked to have see a complete Cabanilles which shows us a whole range of good organs, like Ayarra’s Arauxo.