This image captures a display of music CDs and possibly DVDs mounted on a textured wooden wall, likely in a gift shop or visitor center. Below the main display, there is a wooden counter. The items are arranged in rows, with price tags indicating costs in Swiss Francs (CHF 15.-, CHF 20.-). The display features several albums primarily related to organ music and cathedral bells. From left to right: * A CD/DVD titled "Pierre Segond" with an image of a cathedral interior, priced at CHF 20.-. Below it, an information sheet titled "Pierre Segond aux grandes orgues de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Genève" lists tracks or details. * Two items under the label "SPECIMEN EXPOSITION" (Specimen Exhibition), both priced at CHF 20.-. One is labeled "CD 5: Les 50 ans de l'orgue Metzler" (The 50 years of the Metzler organ), showing organ pipes. The other is "CD 4: Un siècle de musique d'orgue" (A century of organ music), featuring a different organ pipe arrangement. Both have information sheets beneath them. * Two CDs titled "Au Fil du Notre Père" (At the Thread of Our Father), also priced at CHF 20.-. One features an abstract painting on its cover, with artist names "Liana Spelz - Contralto" and "Thilo Muster - Orgue". The second, smaller CD below it, has a more minimalist boat design. * To the far right, a CD titled "Carillon & Cloches de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Genève" (Carillon & Bells of Saint-Pierre Cathedral of Geneva), priced at CHF 15.-. The cover shows an exterior view of a cathedral. Below it, a detailed tracklist is visible, noting "Au carillon Pierre Segond". Above the display, a small black shelf-like object with a white insert is mounted on the wall. To its right, a small red pin or badge is attached to a red display card. The overall setting is brightly lit, and reflections are visible on the protective coverings of the merchandise, indicating a smooth, glossy surface in front of the items. The presence of Saint-Pierre Cathedral and Geneva in the titles aligns with the provided location context. in Genève, Switzerland

Dec 28, 2024, 2:44 PM

Genève, Switzerland

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This image captures a display of music CDs and possibly DVDs mounted on a textured wooden wall, likely in a gift shop or visitor center. Below the main display, there is a wooden counter. The items are arranged in rows, with price tags indicating costs in Swiss Francs (CHF 15.-, CHF 20.-). The display features several albums primarily related to organ music and cathedral bells. From left to right: * A CD/DVD titled "Pierre Segond" with an image of a cathedral interior, priced at CHF 20.-. Below it, an information sheet titled "Pierre Segond aux grandes orgues de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Genève" lists tracks or details. * Two items under the label "SPECIMEN EXPOSITION" (Specimen Exhibition), both priced at CHF 20.-. One is labeled "CD 5: Les 50 ans de l'orgue Metzler" (The 50 years of the Metzler organ), showing organ pipes. The other is "CD 4: Un siècle de musique d'orgue" (A century of organ music), featuring a different organ pipe arrangement. Both have information sheets beneath them. * Two CDs titled "Au Fil du Notre Père" (At the Thread of Our Father), also priced at CHF 20.-. One features an abstract painting on its cover, with artist names "Liana Spelz - Contralto" and "Thilo Muster - Orgue". The second, smaller CD below it, has a more minimalist boat design. * To the far right, a CD titled "Carillon & Cloches de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Genève" (Carillon & Bells of Saint-Pierre Cathedral of Geneva), priced at CHF 15.-. The cover shows an exterior view of a cathedral. Below it, a detailed tracklist is visible, noting "Au carillon Pierre Segond". Above the display, a small black shelf-like object with a white insert is mounted on the wall. To its right, a small red pin or badge is attached to a red display card. The overall setting is brightly lit, and reflections are visible on the protective coverings of the merchandise, indicating a smooth, glossy surface in front of the items. The presence of Saint-Pierre Cathedral and Geneva in the titles aligns with the provided location context.

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