An edition of The organ in recorded sound
(2012)
The organ in recorded sound
history, sources, performance, practice
by Kimberly Marshall
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The study of organ recordings is a pioneering discipline comprising various strands that bring together different groups: organists, of course, but also sound engineers, audiophiles and musicologists. The contributors to these proceedings reflect these interrelated fields in their articles, drawing upon organological and discographic information and situating this within particular historical and aesthetic contexts.
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The organ in recorded sound: history, sources, performance, practice
2012, Göteborg Organ Art Center
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'"The Organ in Recorded Sound: An Exploration of Timbre and Tempo," was a three-day conference held at the School of Music at Arizona State University January 11-13, 2002."--page 5.
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