Organs by Location

The OHS Press announces The Great Organs of the Churches of Paris by Félix Raugel. Published in French in 1927, this book has been the classic study of the great organs of the French capital. Now, for the first time, it is available in an English translation by Rollin Smith. Fifty chapters discuss these famous organs in Paris and its environs through 600 years, from the 15th to the 20th centuries, with a history of each, one or more stoplists, and copious illustrations. Free shipping in the USA; now shipping

Organ Historical Society

The Great Organs of the Churches of Paris, Félix Raugel, transl. by Dr. Rollin Smith

$44.95

OHS Press' 2009 annual calendar, featuring instruments in greater northeastern Ohio.

Organ Historical Society

2009 Historic Organs of Cleveland, OH - OHS Press Calendar

$7.50

Excellent monograph on historic pipe organs and their builders in upper New York state. 2014, OHS Press, 61 pgs, black/white with photos and excellent index.

Organ Historical Society

A History of Organbuilding in Syracuse, New York and Vicinity - Michael D. Friesen

$17.50

Organ-Building in Georgian and Victorian England : The Work of Gray & Davison, 1, Hardcover by Thistlethwaite, Nicholas, 552 pgs, Boydell and Brewer, 2021.
The London firm of Gray (later Gray & Davison) was one of Britain's leading organ-makers between the 1790s and the 1880s. Must-have for those interested in organ building in England during the Georgian and Victorian periods.

Organ Building in Georgian and Victorian England, Nicholas Thistlethwaite

$129.95

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

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Roosevelt facsimile

$10.00

The written documentation of the restoration effort to save the magnificent Tannenberg organ in the Home Moravian Church in Salem, North Carolina, which was completed in 1800. The historical importance of Tannenberg's organ was recognized at the time of its dismantling, and it was not destroyed, but remained in storage in various locations for 88 years. Since its restoration, nearly 200 years of the organ's history have been deciphered and analyzed. With meticulous care and understanding, the organ has been returned to its original state, musically and visually, and now stands in Old Salem as a tribute to the talent and craftsmanship of a master organ builder, David Tannenberg, and the remarkable musical achievement he created in the North Carolina backcountry.
2004; 104 pages; softbound, glossy paper

Splendid Service - The Restoration of David Tannenberg's Home Moravian Church Organ (1800)

$10.00

The 2023 combined efforts of the Royal Canadian College of Organists and the Organ Historical Society are united in this program book from the Festival of Pipes, July1-7 in Toronto, Canada. Over 80 pages of instruments by a variety of builders, and a wide variety of Canadian and American artists. Compiled and edited by Dr. Christopher Anderson, photos by Len Levasseur. You will want this for your library of informative and beautiful OHS handbooks. Limited quantities; order early.

Toronto 2023 Festival of Pipes Program Book

MSRP: $27.95

Was: $27.95

Now: $20.00

Paul Allen Lieber's 2023 book recounting the instruments and their use in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Bellevue, OH, which includes the John Sole Organ (1895-1933), the Knapp Memorial Organ (1934-1959), the Toledo Pipe Organ (1955-1996), Bunn Minnick and MP Moeller. Available in both hard cover and soft cover, 105 pgs, many photos.

Making a Joyful Noise: History and Evolving Use of the Organs in a rural Lutheran Parish, 1895-2021; Paul A. Lieber

$24.95

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