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Michael Maxwell Steer Salisbury, UK
Michæl Maxwell Steer became a chorister in Canterbury Cathedral at the age of 7. At 12 he began the organ with Allan Wicks. By 15 he could play all Messiæn's organ music. Nevertheless his life as a professional musician did not much involve the organ. After the age of 60 he returned to his love of organ playing and has since made a number of recordings in Tisbury, Wiltshire. ... more
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