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Lewtak Pipe Organ Builders, Inc., Camillus, New York: First Presbyterian Church,
Greenville, North Carolina
Welte’s Philharmonie roll recordings 1910–1928: My afternoons with Eugène Gigout
One of the world’s few remaining full-sized Welte-Philharmonie organs was restored under the author's supervision, along with a remarkable inventory of roll recordings
Hidden Patterns in Jehan Alain’s “Jannequin” Fugato
Perhaps Jehan Alain had to entrust proofreading of his Varitions to someone who was not aware of the beautiful and sophisticated patterns Alain had designed
The Wayne Leupold Edition of Bach’s <i>Clavierübung III</i>
Wayne Leupold Editions has embarked on what may be the publisher’s most ambitious project to date: a new edition of the organ works of J. S. Bach
The Wayne Leupold Edition of Bach’s <i>Clavierübung III</i>
Wayne Leupold Editions has embarked on what may be the publisher’s most ambitious project to date: a new edition of the organ works of J. S. Bach
Early Organ Composers’ Anniversaries in 2011
In 2011 there are several composers whose anniversaries can be commemorated
22nd Annual UK Organ Tour Led by Leslie Peart
The Leslie Peart UK organ tour of 2010 included organ concerts, an evening at the BBC Proms, and choral services, along with impressive sacred and secular music in Scotland and England
In the wind . . .
John Bishop lists those he considers particularly influential in the history of the pipe organ, and who have influenced his opinions and philosophy
On Teaching
Examining the final section, a 20-bar fugue lasting from m. 91 to the end, of Buxtehude’s Praeludium in E Major, BuxWV 141