Buxtehude: Early Organ Works

Dietrich Buxtehude's 'Early Organ Works' is a captivating collection of compositions that showcase the Baroque master's ingenious skill and artistry. Released on 1 September 2018 by Musikproduktion Dabringhaus und Grimm, this album is a testament to Buxtehude's enduring legacy. Featuring 14 exquisite tracks, including 'Præludium ex e for Organ, BuxWV 152' and 'Toccata ex d for Organ, BuxWV 155', this recording is a must-listen for fans of choral music and organ works.

With a duration of 1 hour and 12 minutes, 'Early Organ Works' is a comprehensive and immersive listening experience that highlights Buxtehude's innovative approach to composition. Performed by the renowned organist Harald Vogel, this album is a fitting tribute to Buxtehude's 350-year anniversary of his activity at St. Mary's Church in Lübeck. As a recipient of the prestigious Buxtehude Prize, Vogel brings a deep understanding and passion to these recordings, making 'Early Organ Works' an essential addition to any classical music collection.

Through his masterful interpretations, Vogel breathes new life into Buxtehude's timeless compositions, inviting listeners to appreciate the beauty and complexity of these early organ works. With its rich soundscapes and intricate details, 'Early Organ Works' is an album that will resonate with music lovers and leave a lasting impression.