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Pipe organ musician says a poignant goodbye to playing powerful church music - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER

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She takes the 21 steps up the narrow staircase to the balcony of Canoga Park Lutheran Church to perform one final song on the pipe organ she’s played almost every Sunday since the church opened in 1960. Christine Benich is 97 years old, but you’d never know it trying to

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