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Reger: Das gesamte Orgelwerk, Vol. 3
The one hundredth anniversary marking the death of Max Reger (1873-1916) is to be commemorated in 2016. In response to this occasion, OehmsClassics has presented and will continue to present yearly a single four-disc box set of Reger's extensive output of organ music during the years 2013-2016 in a co-production with the Bavarian Broadcasting Company (BR Klassik) in order to pay tribute to this magnificent Bavarian composer. Bernhard Buttmann, director of church music at N�rnberg's St. Sebald cathedral knows and plays the works of Reger to a degree paralleled by few contemporary organists.
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Reger: Das gesamte Orgelwerk, Vol. 3
Reger: Das gesamte Orgelwerk, Vol. 3
The one hundredth anniversary marking the death of Max Reger (1873-1916) is to be commemorated in 2016. In response to this occasion, OehmsClassics has presented and will continue to present yearly a single four-disc box set of Reger's extensive output of organ music during the years 2013-2016 in a co-production with the Bavarian Broadcasting Company (BR Klassik) in order to pay tribute to this magnificent Bavarian composer. Bernhard Buttmann, director of church music at N�rnberg's St. Sebald cathedral knows and plays the works of Reger to a degree paralleled by few contemporary organists.
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The one hundredth anniversary marking the death of Max Reger (1873-1916) is to be commemorated in 2016. In response to this occasion, OehmsClassics has presented and will continue to present yearly a single four-disc box set of Reger's extensive output of organ music during the years 2013-2016 in a co-production with the Bavarian Broadcasting Company (BR Klassik) in order to pay tribute to this magnificent Bavarian composer. Bernhard Buttmann, director of church music at N�rnberg's St. Sebald cathedral knows and plays the works of Reger to a degree paralleled by few contemporary organists.
