- of Poland's prin****l
pilgrimage sites.
Between 2002 and 2007,
Polish organbuilder Zych - on the base of the
project made by Prof.
Andrzej Chorosiński -...
-
Walter Thür
Organbuilders (Swedish:
Walter Thür Orgelbyggen) was a
maker of pipe organs,
based in Torshälla, Sweden. The company,
established in 1968...
- Taeuber-Arp (1889–1943),
Swiss artist Arp
Schnitger (1648-1719),
German organbuilder Arp,
Georgia Arp,
Tennessee Arp,
Texas ARP (laboratory) of
digital humanities...
-
shrine are rare
instruments in the
United States by this
noted Italian organbuilder from the
region of Cabrini's birth. The
street to the west of the New...
- pedalboard,
created by prof.
Andrzej Chorosiński and
manufactured by
Polish organbuilder "Zych - Zakłady Organowe"); this
instrument is also the
fourth largest...
- –
April 1779, Verdal) was a
German organbuilder and organist.
Gloger was born as the
third son of the
organbuilder Johann Heinrich Gloger. His
elder brothers...
-
Charles W.
McManis (March 17, 1913 –
December 3, 2004) was an
American organbuilder.
McManis was born in
Kansas City,
Kansas and
received A.B. and Mus. B...
-
Parish took over the
maintenance of the instrument, the
Diego Cera
Organbuilders, Inc. They had to do
minor jobs on
broken trackers,
hairline cracks...
-
builder and the
first American president of the
International Society of
Organbuilders.
Hofmann was born in Kyle,
Texas on a
cotton farm. He was the youngest...
-
harpsichord builder.
Boalch states that Ioes and
Goosen were sons of
organbuilder Hans van
Cuelen (before 1500 – c.1560), but
Kottick points out that there...
