Bach at Amorbach
Nicolas Kynaston (Organ in the Abbey Church of Amorbach)
Bach at Amorbach
Nicolas Kynaston (Organ in the Abbey Church of Amorbach)
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This CD presents some well-known works of J. S. Bach, played on the organ in the Abbey church of Amorbach. This instrument was completed in 1782 by the brothers Johann Philipp (1705-1776) and Johann Heinrich (1715-1788) Stumm of Rhaunen-Sulzbach, Hunsrüch. Consisting of three manuals and 46 speaking stops the organ was rebuilt at various times during the 19th and 20th centuries by the organ builders Steinmeyer & Co. In 1981-1982 the organ was comprehensively restored by Steinmeyer & Co and Johannes Klais Orgelbau.
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- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Recorded: 24-26 May 1994
- Recording Venue: The Abbey Church, Amorbach, Germany
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Recorded: 24-26 May 1994
- Recording Venue: The Abbey Church, Amorbach, Germany
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Recorded: 24-26 May 1994
- Recording Venue: The Abbey Church, Amorbach, Germany
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Recorded: 24-26 May 1994
- Recording Venue: The Abbey Church, Amorbach, Germany
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Nicolas Kynaston (organ)
- Recorded: 24-26 May 1994
- Recording Venue: The Abbey Church, Amorbach, Germany
Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue in D Minor, BWV 903 (Arr. M. Reger for Organ): I. Fantasia
Track length8:45