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Chorale BWV 377 Mach's mit mir, Gott, nach deiner Güt Realizations
Realization of Chorale BWV 377, using Well-Tempered Tuning*
* The "Wohltemperierte Tuning" is described in: The Esoteric Keyboard Temperaments of J. S. Bach by Charles Francis (2005) [PDF]
Source: Charles Francis (January 2013) Contributor: Charles Francis (January 2013)
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