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Kaleidoscope of Colors: A Festival of Pipes, August 2021

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Kaleidoscope of Colors: A Festival of Pipes, August 2021

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Lars Nilson (revised by J. Lawrence Robinson and Ardyth J. Lohuis) A System of Technical Studies in Pedal Playing for the Organ

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OHS Press, 2015; 180 pgs (b/w), softcover

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Lawrence Phelps, Organbuilder - by Burton K. Tidwell

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For a period of over fifty years, one of America’s most influential transitional figures in pipe organ tonal design preached the gospel of organ reform to whomever would listen. His novel ideas were received with alacrity throughout most of the organ design and organ playing community of mid-twentieth century America. Assembled here for the first time are selected correspondence, essays, and lectures of Lawrence I. Phelps—all in chronological order, in which the reader observes first-hand the development of a tonal philosophy that would dominate conventional design and tonal techniques of pipe organs for decades into the future. New, fall 2025

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Lawrence Phelps, Organbuilder - In His Own Words, edited and annotated by Bynum Petty

$44.95

Lone Star Memories

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Lone Star Memories

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Lone Star Memories - USB

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Lone Star Memories - USB

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Louis Gaile Monette, Index to L'Art du Facteur d'Orgues

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Louis Gaile Monette, Index to L'Art du Facteur d'Orgues

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Matthias Schneider and Jürgen Heering, Buxtehude-Studien, Band 1

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Matthias Schneider and Jürgen Heering, Buxtehude-Studien, Band 1

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American millionaire Edward F. Searles will forever be remembered for his obsession with pipe organs. His most famous project was the construction of the magnificent Methuen Memorial Music Hall that houses the historic 1863 Walcker organ, originally installed in the Boston Music Hall. Searles had six other organs built for his homes, and one for his own organ factory. At the age of 46, Searles, then an interior decorator, married the fabulously wealthy widow of railroad magnate Mark Hopkins, 22 years his senior. Her death three years later left Searles with a $30-million fortune. This is the story of his lifetime involvement with the organ, illustrated with magnificent photographs of his many instruments.
OHS Press, 2010, 104 pgs, paperback

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Mr. Searles and the Organ - by James Lewis

$22.95

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