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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

Paul Fischer's 2015 picture book with short essays about piano and organ builders in and around Erie, PA, between 1871-2013. Soft cover; over 90 pages

Making Music - The History of the Organ and Piano Industries in Erie, PA by Paul E. Fischer

$29.95

AIO 2022 Convention Handbook

AIO 2022 Convention Handbook

$45.00

Barbara Owen examines the organ culture of Boston between 1860 and 1920 by considering the lives and organ music written by nine influential composers in New England.
2021, The Leupold Foundation; 300 pgs, hard cover

Wayne Leupold Editions, Inc

Pioneers in American Organ Music 1860-1920: The New England Classicists - by Barbara Owen

$69.00

OHS Press, 2021, 105 pgs, softcover.

Organ Historical Society

Edwin L. Holbrook and Organ Building in East Midway, Massachusetts (soft cover) - by Stephen Pinel

$25.00

New in 2021, this exhaustive study of the works of Henry Erben is the culmination of 35 years of research and writing by OHS member and former Archivist Stephen L. Pinel. Signed and numbered copies are available through the OHS catalog.
OHS Press, 2021, 624 pgs, hardcover

Organ Historical Society

The Work-List of Henry Erben - by Stephen L. Pinel

$150.00

For the span of 100 years, Peter, Theodore, and J. Fred Wolle formed an American musical dynasty. While each musician was rooted in the Moravian musical tradition, their influence extended beyond the Moravian Church and became a major force in Bach performance in America.
Paul S. Larson received a BS in MusEd from Mansfield University and an MA from Eastman also in MusEd. Hee has a DMA from Temple. He is a professor emeritus of Moravian College where he taught music ed, on-Western music, ad music history
Bethlehem: Lehigh University Press; Rosemont Publishing, 2002; 425 pgs, hardcover

An American Musical Dynasty: A Biography of the Wolle Family of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania - by Paul S. Larson

$25.00

Alan Miller Laufman (1935-2000) graduated from Arlington High School in 1953, and received a BA degree from Brandeis University in 1958 He was a member of the Organ Historical Society, and served as Board President from 1975-1979. For many years Alan wrote a column for The American Organist, and he chaired 3 Conventions for the Organ Historical Society. This small volume with many photos brings the instruments in Arlington, Massachusetts, to life.
The Boston Book Club, 2000, 56 pgs, hardcover

The Boston Organ Club

Pipe Organs of Arlington Massachusetts - by Alan M. Laufman

$29.95

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