Dietrich Buxtehude Complete Organ Works III

Douglas Hollick
Friday, May 9, 2025

The Treutmann organ is beautiful, but it lacks the clarity and spatial contrast essential for Buxtehude’s music

Friedhelm Flamme, 1737 Treutmann organ, Grauhof. CPO 555 408, 2 CDs
Friedhelm Flamme, 1737 Treutmann organ, Grauhof. CPO 555 408, 2 CDs

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