Completing the series, organist Harald Vogel has created a special package celebrating not only the end of the series but also the organs he recorded on themselves.

The 7-CD box set is comprised of a 140-page informative booklet which has been revised and contains extended text by Harald Vogel. It also contains a 32-page full colour booklet with pictures of the 17 organs and their dispositions and registrations plus a DVD about the famous Schnitger-Organ in Cappel.

“The concept of this series is fantastic. Buxtehude’s organ works are not interpreted on a single instrument, but serve to represent the North German and Dutch organ building traditions. Several organs are presented in detail on each CD, and a precise registration plan also helps to better hear the disposition. The already high editorial value is further enhanced by a careful recording technique.” – Alte Musik aktuell

“scientifically founded living organ music.” – Musica sacra

“One would be hard pressed to fine a more authoritative rendition of these works by Buxtehude... destined to become the definitive recordings of one of the most important and influential composers of organ music.” – Diapason

“... undisputably world-class: Harald Vogel on MDG.” – Fanfare

Organs:

CD 1
- Stellwagen Organ, St Jakobi, Lübeck
- Schnitger Organ, St Ludgeri, Norden

CD 2
- Hus/Schnitger Organ, St Cosmae, Stade
- Schnitger Organ, Georgskirche, Weener

CD 3
- Schnitger Organ, Findorffkirche, Grasberg
- Wiese Organ, Herrenhaus, Damp

CD 4
- Schnitger Organ, Dorpskerk, Noordbroek
- Schnitger Organ, Aa-Kerk, Groningen

CD 5
- Groatian Organ, Reformierte Kirche, Pilsum
- Richborn Organ, St Marien, Buttforde
- Kröger/Hus Organ, St Laurentius, Langwarden
- Herbst/Gercke Organ, Patronatskirche, Basedow
- Hantelmann Organ, Johanniterkirche, Groß Eichsen

CD 6
- Rottenstein-Pock/Botz Organ, Domkirche, Roskilde
- Lorentz/Fritzsche Organ, Sct Mariae-Kirke, Helsingør
- Lorentz/Fritzsche Organ, (Helsingborg S. Mariae), Torrlosa

CD 7
- Schnitger Organ, St Jacobi, Hamburg

DVD
- The Famous Schnitger Organ in St Peter und Paul, Cappel