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Edward Tambling joins his father Christopher in new arrangements for organ, this volume including part for pedal. Easy/Med, 38 pgs, includes notes on the scores. 2023, Dr. J. Butz (same music without pedal can be purchased, BU-3110)

Nine Beloved Melodies for Organ, with Pedal - arr. Edward Tambling

$15.95

Nine best-loved melodies arranged for organ, this volume is without pedal part. Dr. J. Butz, 2023; Easy/Med, 29 pgs, includes note on the score.

Nine Beloved Melodies for Organ (without Pedal); arr. Edward Tambling

$15.95

Commissioned in November 2002 by St. Paul's School, Brooklandville, Maryland, for the dedication of the Schoenstein Organ in St. Paul's Chapel. 'Fast and energetic, but unhurried' is the composer's instruction to the performer. Med/Dif, 17 pgs. 2003, Oxford University Press, reprinted with permission by Banks Music Publications, UK.

Toccata for Organ, Gerre Hancock

$19.95

James D. Hicks continues his quest to discover hidden organ music treasures. This time, in his 15th volume of the Nordic Journey series, he sets his attention to composers from the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The featured organ was most recently restored and updated by Gaida in 2014, and is found in the domed gallery of Pauluskirche in Ulm, Germany.
Music by Medini, Karindi, Kuprevicius, Sasnauskas, Jermaks, Maltis, Pinkevicius and Dubra. Play time: 79'25"
2023, Pro Organo

Nordic Journey, James D. Hicks; Vol XV; Baltic Sojourn

$18.95

This is a new edition of Frederic Stiven’s early study, In the Organ Lofts of Paris. Frederic Stiven graduated from the Oberlin Conservatory in 1907 and subsequently served on the faculty. For two years, from 1909 to 1911, he studied with Alexandre Guilmant in Paris—indeed, Stiven was his last pupil—and each Sunday he visited important churches in the French capital. In 1923, he published In the Organ Lofts of Paris. 2024, OHS Press. 175 pgs.

In the Organ Lofts of Paris, Frederic B. Stiven; annotated and edited by Rollin Smith

$39.99

Written by Longwood PS du Pont Fellow Colvin Randall and organ historian, journalist, and consultant Jonathan Ambrosino, this beautiful book traces Longwood Gardens' long history of music, dance, and theater. Explore everything from the Open Air Theatre to our 10,010-pipe Aeolian organ, 62-bell Eijsbouts carillon, historic Steinway grand piano, and so much more. 2023; 320 pgs, hard cover

Garden of Music; Musical Instruments & Performing Arts at Longwood Gardens

$38.00

M.P. Möller was the largest organ company in the world and built more pipe organs than any other organ builder in history. Documenting such an enterprise is a formidable task that has been admirably achieved by Bynum Petty, the OHS’s former archivist. This revised and enlarged second edition of his original study of the company, An Organ a Day, traces its beginning in 1854 to its eventual sale in January,1993. A wealth of archival photographs illustrates every facet of the company, including its most important instruments. Many detailed stoplists of the largest organs, a transcript of M.P. Möller’s 1921 diary, and a complete catalogue of Möller Artiste player organ rolls are included. The last of 24 appendixes is a complete Geographical Index of the company’s 11,850 organs.

OHS Press, 2023; 402 pgs. hardcover

M.P. Möller: The Artist of Organs — The Organ of Artists, by Bynum Petty. OHS Press, 2023

$79.95

Continuing with Butz's extensive material on the life, work and musical output of Dieterich Buxtehude, this small volume contains essays and studies by Michael Hundt, Michael Belotti, Jurgen Heering, Matthias Lotzmann, Magdalena Andrulewicz and Wolf Kalipp. In German; 2023, Dr. J. Butz Musikverlag, 124 pages, softcover

Buxtehude-Studien Band 5 (2023), Matthias Schneider and Jürgen Heering

$30.00

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Cembalokonzert, JS Bach, BWV 1065, trans. by Martin Schmeding

$15.95

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