Christoph Wolff and Markus Zepf (translated by Edwards Butler), The Organs of J. S. Bach: A Handbook

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This well-executed handbook featuring the organs of J.S. Bach includes many high-quality color photographs, the history of each instrument, stop lists, architectural histories of the churches housing the organs, and also identifies the church organists who played these instruments. Translated by Lynn Edwards Butler, this comprehensive guide to the German organs played by J.S. Bach is arranged alphabetically by geographical location in an optimal method for easy reference.

University of Illinois Press, 2012; soft cover, 240 pages.

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This well-executed handbook featuring the organs of J.S. Bach includes many high-quality color photographs, the history of each instrument, stop lists, architectural histories of the churches housing the organs, and also identifies the church organists who played these instruments. Translated by Lynn Edwards Butler, this comprehensive guide to the German organs played by J.S. Bach is arranged alphabetically by geographical location in an optimal method for easy reference. University of Illinois Press, 2012; soft cover, 240 pages.
This well-executed handbook featuring the organs of J.S. Bach includes many high-quality color photographs, the history of each instrument, stop lists, architectural histories of the churches housing the organs, and also identifies the church organists who played these instruments. Translated by Lynn Edwards Butler, this comprehensive guide to the German organs played by J.S. Bach is arranged alphabetically by geographical location in an optimal method for easy reference. University of Illinois Press, 2012; soft cover, 240 pages.

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