Chicago, Illinois, June 25-July 1
The forty-seventh annual convention of the Organ Historical Society took place in Chicago, with some forty events scheduled throughout the seven-day period. The convention committee, ably chaired by Stephen Schnurr, organized a well-rounded series of events designed to display a wide variety of instruments, from small one-manual nineteenth-century trackers to a huge five-manual 8,000 pipe-Wurlitzer.
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B. Rule and Company,
New Market, Tennessee
First Presbyterian Church,
Columbia, Tennessee
Jane Clark and Derek Connon: The
mirror of human life: Reflections on François Couperin's Pièces
de Clavecin. King's Music, 2002.
The Carroll Chimes are located just across the Ohio River
from Cincinnati in the city of Covington, Kentucky. Somewhat of a misnomer, the
instrument is neither a chime (a cast bronze bell instrument of less than two
octaves) nor a set of chimes (orchestral tubular bells), but a full-fledged
43-bell carillon.
