1895; 1991 Rieger organ at Dominikanerkirche, Vienna, Austria

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Wolfgang Kogert and Hans Haselböck play a Soler Concerto for two organs. Note that the Rückpositiv division has its own mechanical keyboard and stop controls. It can also be played from the main console. This possibility was part of the 1991 Schuke renovation.
Wolfgang Kogert and Hans Haselböck play a Soler Concerto for two organs. Note that the Rückpositiv division has its own mechanical keyboard and stop controls. It can also be played from the main console. This possibility was part of the 1991 Schuke renovation.
Photo–Richard Rasch
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Photo–Richard Rasch
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The main alter with a painting of the Adoration of the Magi
The main alter with a painting of the Adoration of the Magi
Photo–Richard Rasch

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