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Introito (Sonata Modal)
07:00
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Elevación (Sonata Modal)
02:53
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Toccata (Sonata Modal)
02:26
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Adagio
02:08
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Fuga
01:46
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Coral
01:39
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Antifona
02:16
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Toccata II
04:10
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Delfino Madrigal Gil Mexico
Delfino Madrigal Gil, One of the most eminent composers and organists from Mexico. Born in 1924 in Erongarícuaro, Mich., On
the shores of Lake of Patzcuaro.
Took part in a Festival of complete works of Johan Sebastian Bach, organized by the Union of Organists (1974-1976), at the National Auditorium Organ and cities like Morelia, Guadalajara and others from Mexican Republic.
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