File:St. Martin, Idstein, Cello and organ.jpg
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English: St. Martin, Idstein, guest cellist Graham Waterhous and organist Franz Fink rehearsing for a church service, music from Vivaldi's Cello Sonata No. 6 and two compositions by Waterhouse for cello solo, and a new piece for cello and organ, Ex Tenebris I
Deutsch: St. Martin, Idstein, Gast-Cellist Graham Waterhous und Organist Franz Fink proben für einen Gottesdienst mit Musik aus Vivaldis Cellosonate Nr. 6 und zwei Werken von Waterhouse für Cello solo, und ein neues Stück für Cello und Orgel, Ex Tenebris I |
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| Author | Gerda Arendt |
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