Milan Digital Audio 1877 Salisbury Cathedral Willis Hauptwerk
P2P | 02 October 2023 | 12.76 GB
The Henry Willis organ in Salisbury Cathedral is one of the finest examples of organ building in England from any period in history and is now available for organists to play, virtually anywhere.
Available in three volumes, the symphonic instrument adapts to nearly all styles of organ music and is a perfect match for improvisations and orchestral transcriptions in addition to English and French romantic music.
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