Diederich Buxtehude: Orgelkoraler, Præludium Og Fuga I D-dur / Louis-Nicolas Clérambault: Suite Du Deuxième Ton

This recording was released in 1964 on the Danish QSR label, featuring the organist Grethe Krogh. It highlights the North German Baroque tradition through Buxtehude’s organ works alongside the French Classical style of Louis-Nicolas Clérambault. The production emerged from a period when Danish organists were increasingly focused on historically informed performances, utilizing the country's rich collection of historic and newly restored mechanical-action pipe organs.

The album serves as a scholarly showcase of Krogh’s technical precision and her specialization in the organ repertoire of the 17th and 18th centuries. As one of Denmark’s most respected organists of the 20th century, Krogh sought to bring the clarity and color of these period-accurate instruments to a wider listening audience. The recording is regarded by collectors as a focused, high-quality document of Scandinavian organ playing during the mid-century revival of Baroque performance practices.