- Opus List
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- Opus 38 (1999)
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- Opus 36 (1999)
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- Opus 34 (1999)
- Opus 33 (1998)
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- Opus 17 (1992)
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- Opus 15 (1991)
- Opus 14 (1991)
- Opus 12 (1990)
- Opus 13 (1989)
- Opus 11 (1988)
- Opus 10 (1988)
- Opus 09 (1987)
- Opus 08 (1987)
- Opus 07 (1986)
- Opus 06 (1985)
- Opus 05 (1985)
- Opus 04 (1985)
- Opus 03 (1984)
- Opus 02 (1984)
- Opus 01 (1983)
Opus 05 (1985)
1m, 4 stops. Prototype development of transportable box organ financed by East Lothian District Council and based on an instrument built in 1734 by Gottlieb Naser (original now in Nurnberg Museum).
Lammermuir Pipe Organs, Oldhamstocks, East Lothian, TD13 5XN, Scotland, United Kingdom
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