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| OxRecs Digital | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1985 |
| Founder | Bernard H. Martin |
| Genre | pipe organ, choral |
| Location | Oxford, England |
| Official website | www |
OxRecs Digital is a British record label established in 1985 by Bernard Martin. The label specializes in location recordings of choirs and pipe organs, with a focus on notable institutions, particularly Oxford and Cambridge colleges. It is known for releasing a series of recordings featuring organs from Oxford, Cambridge, and Eton College, contributing to both cultural preservation and fundraising initiatives.
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