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Virginia Theological Seminary's New Organ
Clip: Season 19 | 5m 22s
A new pipe organ in a seminary chapel warmly sings and supports a worshipping congregation
Virginia Theological Seminary not only has a new chapel – but, a new organ as well. Professor William Roberts describes the unique new instrument – custom designed by a builder in Staunton, Virginia.
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Virginia Theological Seminary's New Organ
Clip: Season 19 | 5m 22s
Virginia Theological Seminary not only has a new chapel – but, a new organ as well. Professor William Roberts describes the unique new instrument – custom designed by a builder in Staunton, Virginia.
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