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Organ building is the
profession of designing, building,
restoring and
maintaining pipe organs. The
organ builder usually receives a
commission to design...
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pneumatic action in the
early 20th
century by
Wilhem Sauer. 2004 Eule
Organbuilding (Bautzen)
rebuilt the
organ to
mechanical key action, reconstructed...
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Society promotes a
widespread musical and
historical interest in
American organbuilding through collection, preservation, and
publication of
historical information...
- p****ion on
organbuilding is a
family heritage as some of
their ancestors (e.g.:
their great-grandfather) had
worked at
Angster organbuilding factory [hu]...
- Unification, and Its
Application in the
Theater Organ",
Journal of
American Organbuilding, Vol. 29, No. 4 pp. 8–15 "Boothby
Pagnell Irish evening will support...
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harbinger of the
generation on the horizon, there's
going to be a lot of
organbuilding to do." Augustana/Reuter
Organ Competition past
winners Archived September...
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Division of King of Instruments, Incorporated." Once the world's
largest organbuilding company, Möller had just four
organ projects that year,
three of which...
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apprentice with
Austin Organs, Inc. and in 1938
started his own
organbuilding shop in
Kansas City.
While serving in the U.S.
military in
Europe in...
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Deutsche und französische
Orgelbaukunst und
Orgelkunst [German and
French organbuilding and
organ art] (in German). Leipzig:
Breitkopf & Härtel. (first printed...
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organs from the
colonial period, it is of
special importance in
American organbuilding history. It, like the
church wherein it is located, are
special examples...
