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    Organ music with optional puffy wig

    Now, this isn't strictly music for the organ BUT the composer certainly was an important organist in Paris, as far as all that's good in the world's knowlege informs me (Wikipedia).

    I'm certainly going to trying a couple of them with reeds and noisy stops on my College organ.

    Enjoy!
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