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Locations and Organs in Lübeck, Germany

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Names for Lübeck, Germany

Karl F. Baumgarten (1754-1824) (Born)
Jan Bender (1909-1994) (Organist)
Neithard Bethke (1942-) (Studied)
Dr Gerhard Brand (1922-) (Born)
Nikolaus Bruhns (1665-1697) (Organist)
Friedhelm Döhl (1936-2018) (Died)
David Ebel (Organist)
Daniel Erich (1649-1712) (Born)
Christian Friedrich Fischer (1698-1752) (Born)
Johann Philipp Förtsch (1652-1732) (Died)
Konrad Geibel (1817-1872) (Born, Organist)
Nicolaus Hasse (c1617-1672) (Born)
Peter Hasse (1585-1640) (Died)
Andreas Kneller (1649-1724) (Born)
Dagmar Koptein (1957-) (Organist)
Joachim Kötschau (1905-1973) (Born)
Ludwig Æmilius Kunzen (1761-1819) (Born)
Klaus Meyers (1943-) (Organist)
Birger Petersen-Mikkelsen (1972-) (Born)
Dr Jens Rohwer (1914-1994) (Died)
Armin Schoof (1940-) (Organist)
Heinrich Stiehl (1829-1886) (Born)
Johann Diedrich Stiehl (1800-1872) (Born, Died, Organist)
Karl Johann Christoph Stiehl (1826-1911) (Born, Died)
Jāseps Vītols (1863-1948) (Died)

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