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Nieder-Mooser Orgelkonzerte (Herbert Manfred Hoffmann Spielt An Der 1791 Erbauten Oestreich-Orgel)
Herbert Hoffmann
- Artist
- Herbert Hoffmann
- Label
- Pallas
- Catalog number
- AV 1000/82
- Format
- LP · Album · Stereo
- Country
- Germany
- Released
- 1982
- Genre
- Classical
What’s on it
Nieder-Mooser Orgelkonzerte (Herbert Manfred Hoffmann Spielt An Der 1791 Erbauten Oestreich-Orgel) has 8 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
A1Toccate E Cancona, D-Moll
- Composed By
- Girolamo Frescobaldi
A2Präludium-Fuge-Ciaconna, D-Moll
- Composed By
- Johann Pachelbel
A3Vater Unser Himmelreich
- Composed By
- Dieterich Buxtehude
B1Präludium Und Fuge, A-Dur
- Composed By
- Johann Gottfried Walther
B2Wie Schön Leuchtet Der Morgenstern
- Composed By
- Johann Heinrich Buttstett
B3Präludium, B-Dur
- Composed By
- Johann Ludwig Krebs
B4Christ Lag In Todesbanden
- Composed By
- Johann Heinrich Buttstett
B5Präludium Und Fuge, D-Dur
- Composed By
- Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
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Where it came from
The Nieder-Mooser Orgelkonzerte series highlights the historical Oestreich organ, an instrument originally constructed in 1791 by Johann-Markus Oestreich. Located in the Nieder-Moos village church, the organ is a significant example of Hessian organ building from the late eighteenth century. This recording captures Herbert Manfred Hoffmann performing on the instrument, serving as a testament to both the mechanical preservation of the organ and the tradition of local concert series hosted within the church.
Released in 1982 by the Pallas label, the recording reflects the era's dedication to high-fidelity documentation of regional pipe organs. The production aimed to capture the specific acoustic properties of the Nieder-Moos church, emphasizing a transparent, authentic sound profile typical of classical organ recordings of the period. The release is widely regarded by enthusiasts of historical organ literature as a standard reference for the sonic characteristics of the Oestreich instrument.
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