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Organ Music from the Low Countries

Bernard Foccroulle (organ)

Organ Music from the Low Countries

Bernard Foccroulle (organ)

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The Brussels court attracted some of the greatest composers and organists of the time at the beginning of the 17th century, including Peter Philips, Peeter Cornet, John Bull, and, a little later, Abraham Van den Kerckhoven, all of whom explored new ways of making organs sound. Flemish and Walloon organ builders throughout Europe, and in Spain and France in particular, were building instruments at that time that were to have a profound influence on organ building in those countries.

Contents and tracklist

I. Salve Regina
Track length1:37
II. Ad te clamamus
Track length1:20
III. Eia ergo
Track length1:27
IV. O clemens
Track length1:34
V. Pro fine
Track length1:51
I. Regina caeli
Track length1:53
II. Quia quem meruisit
Track length2:25
III. Ressurexit sicut dixit
Track length2:59
IV. Ora pro nobis
Track length2:27
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