
Orgelmusik Des 17. - 19. Jahrhunderts / Century
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The Schumacher organ in Sint-Truiden, Belgium, was originally built in two stages in 1728 and 1738 for the Jesuit church in Liège, Belgium.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded in May 1998 in the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwkerk in Sint-Truiden, Belgium, and in Sankt Aldegundis und Quirinus in Reckange sur Mess, Grand-Duchy of Luxemburg.
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The current Schumacher organ in Sint-Truiden was built between 1994 and 1996, designed to be appropriate for the interpretation of German Baroque music.
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The Schumacher organ in Reckange sur Mess, Grand-Duchy of Luxemburg, features a unique design where the colors from a rose window shine through the Swell organ, which is encased in non-reflecting quartz glass.
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The Schumacher organ in Sint-Truiden was moved to the church of Our Lady in Sint-Truiden in 1821 and underwent several major transformations over time.
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The Schumacher organ in Reckange sur Mess, Grand-Duchy of Luxemburg, built in 1995-1996, has pipe shades sculpted with shapes and groupings of Gregorian chant notation.





















