October 2001
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Bedient Organ Company, Lincoln, Nebraska
Sharon United Methodist Church, Charlotte, North Carolina
The chancel of Sharon United Methodist sanctuary soars to a
height of about 55 feet from the chancel floor. However, the ceiling…
New (Old) Music for Harpsichord
First Facsimiles
New from the French publisher J. M. Fuzeau is a two-volume set of facsimiles enclosed in a folder-like cover [Premiers Fac-Similés: Clavecin]. De-signed to introduce harpsichordists to the…
Charles Henderson, editor emeritus of The American Organist, died peacefully in his sleep at his daughter's home in Bronx, New York, on June 24. A native of West Chester, Pennsylvania, Mr. Henderson graduated cum laude from Bucknell…
The Reuter Organ Company has built a new manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters at 1220 Timberedge Road in Lawrence, Kansas. Reuter, a fixture in downtown Lawrence since 1919, decided to leave its historic location to build a…
From the Harpsichord Editor:
Barnes, an area of London just south of the Thames across the Hammersmith Bridge, has been home to a succession of English composers: Gustav Holst lived here from 1909 until 1912, Herbert Howells settled in…
A large 1870 E. & G. G. Hook organ, previously in Woburn, Massachusetts, has been moved to Holy Cross Church, Berlin, Germany,where it will be dedicated in concert by Thomas Murray on Sunday, October 21,2001. Professor Murray of Yale…
Those attending the Italian Festival of Music at The University of Michigan enjoyed a good portion of Mediterranean musical sunshine during the second weekend of spring. The event featured presentations by Martha Folts and Keith Sadko, a…
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