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I'd like to offer you a somewhat more personalized welcome, and to thank you for your additions to the Dale Wood article. You may also be interested in Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity and Wikipedia:WikiProject PipeOrgan, which are groups of Wikipedians trying to address similar topics in an organized way. If you are interested in organ compositions and hymnody, you may wish to become involved in typesetting public-domain music so that it can be easily downloaded and printed. I contribute to several such projects, especially at the Mutopia project. I have just finished typesetting the eight short preludes and fugues formerly attributed to J.S. Bach and am working on a collection of Baroque chorale preludes.
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