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Buxtehude

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Bux·te·hu·de  (bkst-hd), Dietrich 1637-1707.
Swedish-born organist and composer in Germany. His concerts attracted a wide audience, including Handel and Bach.


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EUROSKIN, Secretary Office c/o Centre of Dermatology, Am Krankenhaus 1, D-21614 BUXTEHUDE, Germany, ++49 4161 703 6991, fax: ++49 4161 703 6745, e-mail: euroskin@t-online.
Comprised of pianist Erika Nickrenz, violinist Adela Pena and cellist Sara Sant'Ambrogio, the trio will perform the music of Buxtehude, Loeillet, Lotti, Bach and Albinoni.
Lever Faberge Deutschland GmbH Werk Buxtehude (Germany)
 
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