Martin-Luther-Kirche
Sandstone Gründerzeit church with an 81-metre tower and a 3,790-pipe Jehmlich organ.
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This guide to the Martin Luther Church in Dresden's Neustadt follows the parish's long wait to restore its organ, and the people who decided not to wait quietly. You'll hear about a society of music lovers founded in the late nineteen-nineties, an Advent calendar, bottles of organ wine, and a district that once played at being its own republic. Best heard inside the nave, facing the organ gallery.
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