Buxtehude mit Bureau-Orgel, nicht Truhenorgel...

Nimm von uns, Herr, du treuer Gott, BuxWV 217, Teil 1
Filip Presseisen from Poland plays copy of north German , still unpainted 18th century chamber-organ
Further information on www.marcus-stahl-orgelbauer.com

[@user-gx6xg9lc8m]

Какое разнообразие старинных инструментов😍🤩

[@meonar]

Beautiful, both the music and the instrument.

[@MarcusStahl]

Thanks!

[@TamsinJones]

Thoroughly beautiful. Thank you.

[@diomedesrosaspon3154]

Excellente and more....Congratulations Master, from Argentina.

[@sandyhackney]

Very lovely. (Nice pedal work, too...)

[@searchingforlostatoms7191]

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[@Offshoreorganbuilder]

Excellent. Thanks.

[@romuloVG]

Beautiful!

[@AuthenticSound]

sound nice!

[@MarcusStahl]

thanks

[@amitmarkel]

Indeed. Also the old style key decorations and the additional decorations including as the texture of the keys' front side etc.

[@tastogiusto]

Großartiges Werk

[@JeremyBrosch]

This sounds cool!

[@Textile_Dude]

Lovely

[@dlwangxiaohu]

what are red lines on the white keys represent?

[@MarcusStahl]

A typical feature of the 18th century Hamburg tradition such as the paper fronts.

[@timjungmann718]

Haben sie die Orgel selber gebaut,oder bauen lassen

[@MarcusStahl]

Ich selbst, natürlich! So etwas macht mir keiner!

[@timjungmann718]

@@MarcusStahl Danke für ihre Antwort,kann man bei ihnnen auch bauen lassen

[@CarloRoosen]

This question reminds me of the barber who shaves every man in the village who does not shave himself. The question is, who shaves the barber? The barber answers: of course I do it myself. Beautiful organ by the way!

[@diegobraito2925]

Werkmeister 3?

[@searchingforlostatoms7191]

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