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Pipeloops Riddagshausen Alfred F├╝hrer [Hauptwerk]
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Pipeloops Riddagshausen Alfred F├╝hrer [Hauptwerk]

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The organ of the monastery church of Riddagshausen near Braunschweig was built in 1979 by the renowned organ workshop of Alfred Führer in the neo-baroque style. It is designed very similar to the first organ of the church, built around 1619 by Heinrich Compenius the younger. Like the Compenius organ the new instrument comprises 31 stops on three manuals and pedal and fills the large church room with its beautiful sound. The disposition and the pipe scaling are closely following the original instrument. With its warm fundamentals and expressive reeds it is per­fectly suited for a wide repertoire, even romantic and contemporary music. If you have installed trial version, first remove it completely Extract this archive into folder: Hauptwerk\HauptwerkSampleSetsAndComponents

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