Passacaglia D-moll / Choralvorspiel: Nun Komm, Der Heiden Heiland / Tokkata F-dur / Choralvorspiel: In Dulci Jubilo / Präludium Und Fuge Fis-moll

Released in 1957 on the Opera label, this recording features the renowned Belgian organist and composer Flor Peeters performing a selection of works by Dieterich Buxtehude. The record serves as a mid-century testament to the mid-20th-century revival of interest in Baroque organ music, an era when organists like Peeters were instrumental in bringing the rigorous, structural beauty of North German organ compositions to a wider international audience through high-fidelity vinyl releases.

The recording captures Peeters’ signature precision and interpretive clarity, reflecting his deep academic background and mastery of the organ’s tonal possibilities. During this period, the Opera label sought to provide listeners with sophisticated classical repertoire, often focusing on historical keyboard music. The album was well-received by contemporary organ enthusiasts for its technical rigor and remains a significant artifact for collectors interested in the post-war scholarly approach to interpreting Buxtehude's complex contrapuntal works.