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John R. Watson, Artifacts in Use: The Paradox of Restoration and the Conservation of Organs

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John R. Watson, Artifacts in Use: The Paradox of Restoration and the Conservation of Organs

$39.95

Kaleidoscope of Colors: A Festival of Pipes, August 2021

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Kaleidoscope of Colors: A Festival of Pipes, August 2021

$20.00

The pipe organ is truly the King of Instruments, with its fascinating and powerful sound. Pipe organs are beautiful to look at, breathtaking to listen to, difficult to understand, and full of secrets! Do you know anything about what is hidden behind an organ's grand façade? How many pipes does an organ have? How does an organ work? What does an organ builder's shop look like?

All this and much more will be explained in this volume, published by Bund Deutscher Orgelbaumeister, accompanied by many colorful and informative pictures. For all children and parents who would like to discover the secrets of the pipe organ! 2020

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Ksenia Bönig, The Big Book of Pipe Organs

$27.95

L'Association des Amis de l'Orgue, L'Orgue: A Tribute to André Marchal

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L'Association des Amis de l'Orgue, L'Orgue: A Tribute to André Marchal

$10.00

Larry Biser's biography of an incredible woman who headed the organ department at Westminster Choir College and enjoyed a storied career as performer, teacher and interpreter.

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Larry G. Biser, Joan Lippincott: The Gift of Music

$24.95

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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

$15.00

Lawrence Archbold and William J. Peterson, French Organ Music from the Revolution to Franck and Widor

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Lawrence Archbold and William J. Peterson, French Organ Music from the Revolution to Franck and Widor

$54.95

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

$25.00

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