Albert Bolliger. The Cathedral of Roskilde (Denmark) and its Organ.

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Swiss concert organist Albert Bolliger. Works by Nicolaus Bruhns, Ewaldt Hintz, Johann Lorentz, Matthias Weckmann, Martin Radeck, Johann Rudolf radeck, Christian Geist, Franz Tunder and Dietrich Buxtehude.

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