Discovering a great german romantic organ part 2

Today I explored the third keyboard (Swell) possibilities.

I play very short pieces composed by Jacob Blied (1844-1884). He was a German organist and composer. He studied at the Teachers’ College in Brühl and later taught there. He composed also sacred vocal music.
I decided to record 2 or 3 pieces with the same stop.

1. Geigenprinzipal 8
2. Concert Flöte 1:20
3. Vox coelestis + Aeoline 2:49
4. Gedact 16, Geigenprinzipal8, Gemshorn 4, Progressio + Oberoktav + Unteroktav 5:25
5.Gemshorn 4 / + oberoktav / + Unteroktav 6:09
6. Crescendo from one 8 feet stop to plenum. . Using the same short piece, I begin with the Quintaton 8 and add all 8 stops then the 16, the salizional 4, the gemshorn, the progressio, oberoktav, unteroktav 7:22
7. Vox humana without and with tremulant. Second time I add the Pedal (Gedeckybass16 and Sanftimme8) 11:10
8. Clarinette 8 + Pos Flüte harmonique + Ped 12:47