Durufle at St. James, Bach at Benaroya
Posted Tue, Nov 17, 8:33 p.m.
Organ music at Benaroya, performed by St. James' organist Joseph Adam, and then an unusual celebrated Requiem mass by Maurice Durufle add up to a rich feast.
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