10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHAMBER ORGAN»
Discover the use of
chamber organ in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chamber organ and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
chamber organ in Britain, 1600-1830
The first edition of The English Chamber Organ was published in 1968. This new, revised edition takes into account the considerable research into chamber organs that has taken place over the last thirty years.
2
The History of the English
Organ
This has now disappeared.13 The case and part of the soundboard of an early
chamber organ survive at Lichfield Cathedral, the detailing of the case being
similar to the ex-Hunstanton organ;14 the instrument is anonymous, but it may be
...
3
The
Organ: An Encyclopedia
CHAMBER ORGAN Frank Martin, Leo Sowerby, William Albright, Rayner Brown,
Daniel Pinkham, Alan Hovhaness, and John Zorn. Richard Kassel bibliography
Spelman, Leslie P. Organ Plus: A Catalogue of Ensemble Music for Organ with ...
Douglas Earl Bush, Richard Kassel,
2006
4
The Registration of Baroque
Organ Music
Not only among the aristocracy but also in the homes of the merchant class, the
chamber organ vied with the harpsichord and spinet (and, later, the fortepiano)
for pride of place. Some professional musicians were known to have owned ...
5
The History of the
Organ in the United States
Chamber organ for Mr. S. Bean. 1813-14 Chamber organ for Hart. 1815-20
Organs built while Goodrich was with Mackay & Co: 6 chamber organs. 8 church
organs at $1,000 each, for various locations. Three-manual organ for Savannah,
...
6
Organa Britannica: Organs in Great Britain 1660-1860 : a ...
OXFORD, MUSIC SCHOOL, II, Ralph Dallam (1667) -» A. Wilesmith Chamber
Organ -» Broadley Chamber Organ -» Harding Newman Chamber Organ -» R.
Holland-Martin Chamber Organ -» Worcestershire, Worcester Cathedral, VI.
Sperling ...
Although built in the reign of George III, the Byfield organ is, Anonymous English
chamber organ circa 1680 like Finchcocks itself, for its date, quite old-fashioned.
A true. 32 COMPANY OF PIANOS CHAPTER 3 virginal fry Onofrio Guanacino ...
8
Music-making in North-east England During the Eighteenth Century
In 1734, William Prior- active in Newcastle during the first three decades of the
century, making and repairing instruments of all sorts (as well as false teeth) -
advertised a chamber organ (although it was not specifically stated to have been
of ...
9
The
Organ As a Mirror of Its Time : North European ...
Esaias Compenius built his exquisite chamber organ for the Wolfenbtittel court,
although it was soon moved to Denmark; Arp Schnitgers imposing church organ
stands in St. Jacobi Church in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. These instruments
...
University of Rochester Kerala J. Snyder Professor Emerita of Musicology at The Eastman School of Music,
2002
10
Organ Cases of Western Europe
's-gravenhage Morgensternkerk 32 Chamber organ of c. 1740, with single flat of
display pipes set in a frame of swirling Rococo C-scrolls which can be concealed
behind doors. This is the first example in this book of the specifically secular ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHAMBER ORGAN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
chamber organ is used in the context of the following news items.
Organ recital by acclaimed player
The recital includes music by Bach, Bossi, Buxtehude, Fricker, Howells and Mulet together with music for the chamber organ. The recital begins ... «Sussex Express, Jun 15»
Le Concert Spirituel / Niquet @ Wigmore Hall, London
They were accompanied by a string orchestra of ten, with the addition of two theorbo players plus chamber organ continuo. The resulting 25 ... «musicOMH.com, Jun 15»
Choir Bach with baroque masterpiece
... and the orchestra will be split into two, with one at the front of the church and the other at the back, each with its own chamber organ. «Cumbria Live, Jun 15»
West Grinstead church to host unusual concert
Chamber Organ in St George's Church West Grinstead, built by G.P. England of London around 1890. SUS-150616-130808001. «West Sussex Gazette, Jun 15»
BEMF Plus Dark Horse: Triumph
Continuo accompaniment varied, from chamber organ (Avi Stein) and viola da gamba (Erin Headley) to the full complement including two ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Jun 15»
Last spotted at the local pub
“The underground quarters were described by Timbs as 'very commodious,' including a cold bath, a chamber organ, as many books as the ... «Courier-Gazette & Camden Herald, Jun 15»
A Very Polished Concerto Soave
The same austerity marked Aymes's performance—on chamber organ—of the famous Second “Stravaganza” by Giovanni de Macque, ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Jun 15»
Review: Long-neglected 'Veremonda, l'amazzone di Aragona …
This supplication, supported by glowing harmonies in the chamber organ, achieves a tragic power that suspends the opera's play of ... «Charleston Post Courier, May 15»
Michael Koerner has built a legacy in business and in art
“I bought a chamber organ about 10 years ago made by John Snetzler a Swiss organ maker living in London in the mid-18th century. «Ottawa Citizen, May 15»
Seattle organist to perform in Astoria
Music in the program includes Handel's Organ Concerto in B Flat, one of six organ concertos for chamber organ and orchestra; Edward Elgar's ... «Coast Weekend, May 15»