Books - Page 12

Reform in Organ Building: A Lecture Delivered to the Birmingham and Midland Music Guild, Fourth of February 1888 - Thomas Casson

Organ Historical Society

Reform in Organ Building: A Lecture Delivered to the Birmingham and Midland Music Guild, Fourth of February 1888 - Thomas Casson

$8.50

Pronkjuwelen in Stad en Ommeland: The Historic Organs of the Province of Groningen

Boeijenga

Pronkjuwelen in Stad en Ommeland: The Historic Organs of the Province of Groningen

$125.00

Pipe Organs of the Rich and Famous - by Rollin Smith

Organ Historical Society

Pipe Organs of the Rich and Famous - by Rollin Smith

$59.95

Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr. and Dennis E. Northway, Pipe Organs of Chicago, Volume 2

Organ Historical Society

Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr. and Dennis E. Northway, Pipe Organs of Chicago, Volume 2

$65.00

Peter Williams brilliant 2012 volume on how the organ became a part of Western culture. 165 pgs, OHS Press

Organ Historical Society

The King of Instruments: How the Organ became part of Western Culture - by Peter Williams

$29.95

Clarence Eddy (1851-1937): Dean of American Organists - by William Osborne

Organ Historical Society

Clarence Eddy (1851-1937): Dean of American Organists - by William Osborne

$60.00

Organists' Journal and Review (1874-1877) - by Eugene Thayer

Organ Historical Society

Organists' Journal and Review (1874-1877) - by Eugene Thayer

$34.95

First published in 1855, this edition is newly typeset from the third edition of 1877. The most complete text on how an organ works in all of its variations to 1877, the book comprises technical illustrations, examples of stoplists, and much more. As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars have determined that this work is important enough to be made available to the public.
Legare Street Press, 2022; 786 pgs

Organ Historical Society

The Organ: Its History and Construction - by Edward J. Hopkins and Edward F. Rimbault

$44.95

By Louis Luberoff - Introduction by Bynum Petty. Louis Luberoff was M.P. Möller’s East Coast sales representative and super salesman. In the late 1920s, he developed a systematic plan to monopolize American organbuilding through a large holding company. His notebook, now in the American Organ Archives, contains his candid, informed assessment of the organ industry with an evaluation and recommendation of 44 companies and a complete financial report for each. A fascinating glimpse into the industry at its height.
OHS Press, 2010; 110 pgs, softbound

Organ Historical Society

The Organ Industry Takeover: A Scheme to Monopolize American Organbuilding - by Louis Luberoff (ed. by Bynum Petty),

$34.99

Previous
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Next