Positif press oxford (103 risultati)

Hard Cover. Condizione: Very Good+. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good+. VOLUME 1 ONLY. Very clean and tight. Spine of dj slightly sunned.

Card Wrappers. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. 47pp.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Illus with drawings by John Brennan.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Illustrated booklet.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Editorial (Andrew McCrea) Some remarks on organs, organ-playing and the studying of music (Peter Williams) Were J.S. Bach's Trio Sonatas written for the pedal clavichord? (Joel Speerstra) Professorial annotations: William Crotch's study of the '48' (Andrew McCrea) Ralph Downes as teacher (Nicolas Kynaston in conversation with Andrew McCrea) Some thoughts on aspects of Ralph Downes's tonal philosophy (William McVicker) The organ as a cornerstone of music-making in nineteenth-and early-twentieth-century Port Elizabeth (Albert Troskie) Timeless interpretations? Observations on tempo fluctuation in early organ recordings (Sverker Jullander) Roman organs and Frescobaldi's organ music (Francesco Cera) A study in the transmission of organ-building knowledge in early modern England (Dominic Gwynn). …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 8vo, PAPERBACK (Very Good), 96pp, Illustrated. - . Western Front March 1917, as lieutenant with the 10th Manchester Regiment.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. The English pre-Reformation liturgical organ repertory (Patrick Russill) Organ music by William Byrd (1542/3-1623) (Richard Turbet) The organ in Britain before 1600 -some observations (Stephen Bicknell) Yorkshire organ-builders: the earlier years (Bernard Edmonds) The Dallam organ in Magdalen College, Oxford, a new account of the Milton organ (John Harper) Organ pitch in seventeenth-century England (Dominic Gwynn) The transposing organ (Stephen Bicknell) Phrasing and articulation in organ music of the High Baroque (Peter Ie Huray) New organs:Oundle School Chapel:All Saints, Friern Barnet; St Peter Mancroft, Norwich.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. A Tale from Two Cities: John Nicholson of Worcester, Manchester Cathedral and Ouseley, 1861 (James Berrow) The English Trumpet Voluntary at the time of Henry Purcell (Geoffrey Cox) The Haywards of Bath (Betty Matthews) Organs associated with Handel's visit to Dublin (Brian Boydell) St. Michan's Church, Dublin: the installation of the organ in 1725 and the duties of the organist (Barra Boydell) Carrying on ancient traditions: The work of Thomas Hill 1870-1893 (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) The development of English Reeds from Robert Dallam to John Gray (Dominic Gwynn) Joseph Hart A Suffolk organ builder (Peter Bumstead) Obituary: Stephen Dykes Bower, 1903-1994 (James Berrow).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. 'A very superb organ' the H.C. Lincoln organ in the Ballroom, Buckingham Palace, London (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) ' . Des Chorales d' orgue, ainsi qu'a fait Bach, mais sur un autre plan': Cesar Franck's Trois Chorales reconsidered (Michael Frith) Organ-building development in nineteenth-and twentieth-century Slovakia (Marian Mayer, translated by Roy Williamson) The organ music of John Keeble -eccentric or exemplary? (Stephen Bicknell) George Maydwell Holdich 1816-1896 (Rodney J. Matthews) Further on the earliest organs in Western Europe (Peter Williams) The origins of the English style in church organ-building (Dominic Gwynn) English organ history: myth or reality?( Martin Renshaw) Voicing methods of the Neo-Baroque (Frits Elshout and Dick Koomans) Noel Mander MBE 1912-2005 (Ian Bell). …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Obituary: Peter Ie Huray, 1930 -1992. Organ pitch and organ accompaniments in Elizabethan and Jacobean church music (Peter Ie Huray) 'The Psalms Set full for the organ' by John Reading (David Burchell) Organ or orphanage? Religious controversy surrounding the role of organ music in German Lutheran worship in the Baroque era (Geoffrey Webber) Organ and liturgy -1992 (John Rowntree) Young Mr Newton and the overblown pipe (John Mainstone) The Hill-Gauntlett Revolution: an epitaph? (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) Lulworth Castle Chapel organ: (1) The reconstruction of the organ (William Drake) (2) Some reflections (John Rowntree) The G. P. England organ at Blandford Forum (David Wickens) Buckingham restor'd (Peter Bumstead) Charles Quarles: some notes (B. B. Edmonds)New organs: Grosvenor Chapel, London. Great St Mary's, Cambridge.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. The early career of J. C. Bishop, organ-builder, 1807-29 (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) The restoration of the 1829 J. C. Bishop organ at St James's, Bermondsey (Dominic Gwynn) Some significant dates in the history of St James's, Bermondsey and its organ (John Bowles) The role of the Pedals in the accompaniment of English Hymnody, 1810-60 (David Burchell) A note on Thomas Adams and his showroom demonstrations (Andrew McCrea) The Swell pedal and sforzando in the latter half of the nineteenth century (William McVicker and Gerald Sumner) The John Reading manuscripts of Dulwich College (John Carnelley) Who built the organ for the Sultan? (Greg Bak) Benjamin R. Grindrod and the Tubeon (Nigel Stark).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Thaxted revisited (Bernard B. Edmonds) The organ in St Helen's, Abingdon: twentieth-century events (David C. Wickens) The influence of the Baroque Revival on the work of Hill, Norman & Beard, 1950-1974 (John Norman) A survey of the work of John Compton (1874-1957) (Ian Bell) The Westminster Abbey organ in the twentieth century (David S. Knight) The British neo-classical organ and its music time for a reappraisal? (Andrew McCrea) Harrisons' great adventure (Mark Venning) Carlton Cumberbatch Michell -a sketch (Stephen Bicknell) The performance chronicles of Hubert Walter Hunt (Christopher Kent) St, St Bees revisited (Relf Clark).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. John Blow and the earliest English Cornet Voluntaries (Geoffrey Cox) Spanish Netherlands keyboard music. 1596-1633 (Richard Vendome) Bach, Mendelssohn and the English organist: 1810-45 (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) The Choir Organ in the Kristine Church, Falun (Mats Aberg and Herwin Troje) Thomas Haxby of York (1729-96) an extraordinary musician and musical instrument maker (David Haxby and John Malden) Thomas Haxby and the organ of Louth Parish Church, 1767-9 (C. J. Sturman and J. C. Pillans) 'Queen's' and after. some thoughts on the Organ Revival in Britain (John Rowntree) Some aspects of mid-nineteenth-century organ case design and organ position (James Berrow) Rebuilt organs: Peterborough Cathedral; Ludlow Parish Church New organs: Merchant Taylor's School, Northwood: St Mary the Virgin, Putney Restored organs: St Albans Church, Macclesfield. …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. The organ-builder as artist -opportunities and constraints (Ian Bell) Technique -a key to interpretation (Sheila Lawrence) Training organists in Holland (Stephen Taylor) The classical organ in Australia, its influence on teachlng (Douglas Lawrence and John Maidment) A question of touch (Peter Collins) The organ in Wollaton Hall (Stephen Bicknell) Ancient British organs (Bernard Edmonds) The DaIlams in Brittany (Michel Cocheril) Attitudes to musical instrument conservation and restoration (Grant O'Brien) Sir John Dykes Bower, 1905-1981 (Michael Gillingham) Restoration: The Grove organ, Tewkesbury Abbey. New organs: Newcastle R.C. Cathedral; Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge; Robinson College, Cambridge.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Facsimile of 1847 edition with an introduction by Canon Hilary Davidson.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Facsimile of 1847 edition with an introduction by Hilary Davidson.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Towards a revised canon for the organ works of J. S. Bach (David Humphreys) Mirrors of Eternity: Genre, Affekt and Emblem in Buxtehude's Te Deum laudamus (Michael Griffiths) Towards a reappraisal of Francois Couperin's organ masses (David Ponsford) The use of Psalm Tunes, Hymns and Chorales in English Organ Music of the Nineteenth Century (Graham Barber) The adoption of Equal-Temperament Tuning A Performer's Imperative or a Fashionable Fad? (Alexander Mackenzie of Ord) Islington Tenders (Joan Jeffery) The Bureau Organ in St Benet's Hall, Oxford Some Initial Notes (John Rowntree) The Reverend B.B. Edmonds, 1910-2003 (Nicholas Thistlethwaite).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Introduction from the Publisher (John Brennan) The Screen Organs in Peterborough Cathedra l1660-1870 (C. H. Davidson) Gothic and Renaissance: Organ Cases by Frederick: Sutton and G. F. Bodley at Hoar Cross and Temple Newsam (Michael Hall) Restoring the Dallam Organs of Brittany (Michel Cocheril) Before the First Lesson: A study of some Eighteenth-Century Voluntaries in relation to the instruments on which they were played (John L. Speller) George Dixon; a reappraisal 9Relf Clark) The Eighteenth-Century English Organ and the Collective Psyche: a vehicle for national ideals (Pierre Dubois) The Organ-Builder and the Organist: Thomas Elliot and Samuel Wesley (Philip Olleson) Contemporary Organ Design in Spain (Simon Piatt) A Conversation with Nicholas Danby (John Brennan).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Parry's Chorale Preludes and the fashioning of a national genre (Jeremy Dibble) Ernest Farrar (1885-1918): composer and organist (Martin Holme) Organs, memorials and war (David Knight) From modules to music: recreating late-medieval organs in the last quarter century (Kimberly Marshall) The aesthetic appeal of uneven work: understanding the craftmanship of the early modern period (Dominic Gwynn) The last years: Charles Spackman Barker Part III (Philippe d'Anchald) The first applications of electricity to the organ (Philippe d'Anchald) Cecil Clutton (1909-91): the last of the tonal architects (Richard Hobson) A conjectural note . (Richard Moore).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Pipe-marking (David Wickens) Dr Mann and the organ of King's College, Cambridge: 1857-1912 (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) Footnotes to Cobb's account of the organ of Trinity College, Cambridge (Jose Hopkins) Harrison & Harrison: Thomas Harrison's origins and resumption in Durham (David Watt and Richard Hird) Introduction to George Dixon's essay on Arthur Harrison (Relf Clark) Arthur Harrison and his work: the story of a great organ-builder( Lt-Col George Dixon) A note on Fern Bank, 1946-1950 (Patricia Scott) St Helen's, Abingdon, and some thoughts on organ revival (Mark Venning) Walter Parratt (Timothy Lawford) The organ at Southampton Guildhall: conservation issues (Ian Bell) The flat twenty-first (Harry Bramma) The chorale preludes of Ethel Smyth (RelfClark) BIOSJ29 0141-4992 Magazine Journal of the British Institute of Organ Studies. Volume 29. Relf Clark (Ed.) Very good Softcover Positif Press 2005 Oxford.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. Brice Seede, organbuilder of Bristol: some further findings (Christopher Kent) The development of English key adions up 1800 (Dominic Gwynn) Plagiarism or emulation: the Gerard Smith organ contract for St. George's Church, Hanover Square (Richard Platt) An apparentl controversial instrument (ReIf CIark) Evans & Barr Ltd., a worthy legacy of Ulster organbuilding (Joseph McKee) The organ in St. George's Church, Hanworth - a late-nineteenth-century Hill (Clifford Embleton) Some thoughts on communication (Stephen Taylor) Samuel Wesley's contribution to the development of English organ literature (Robin Langley) Parry's Chorale Fantasia 'When I survey the wondrous Cross' (Jeremy Dibble) Travellers' tales (Betty Matthews). …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. The Englishness of the English organ case, some thoughts on organ case design in England, 1660-1800 (Nicholas Plumley) The Chayre Organ, an episode (Bernard Edmonds) An early 17th-century British organ, a preliminary study (Martin Renshaw) Organs of the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford (Robert Pacey) The Samuel Green organ at Heaton Hall (David Wickens) an Honest Organ (John Rowntree) The challenge of the classical organ, an organ teacher's point of view (John Wellingham) J. C.Bishop, Ushaw College and the Lancashire Catholics. Part 1, historical aspects (Gerald Sumner) English organ design in the Industrial Revolution (Michael Sayer) The Sixth International Organ Week, Bruges, 1979 (John Brennan) Provincial and unscientific·remarks by the organbuilder (Joseph von Glatter-Gotz) New organs: Christ Church, Oxford; Trinity College, Cambridge; Paddington Green, London. Notes: The organ in Trinity College, Oxford (John Speller).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Contents. English organ-building, 1642-1685 (Stephen Bicknell) John Loosemore (Bernard Edmonds) Organ music in parish churches. 1660-1730 (Nicholas Temperley) Notes relating to the organization of organ-building in England, to c.1740 (Nicholas Thistlethwaite) The preservation of a national heritage. Australia's· historic organs (John Maidment) J. C. Bishop, Ushaw College and the Lancashire Catholics. Part 2, the organs (Gerald Sumner) An inlroduction to Brice and Richard Seede: organ-builders of Bristol (Christopher Kent) The Sack . or one organ in search of a builder. . Some notes on the 1708 organ in Pembroke College, Cambridge (John Rowntree) New organs: Pembroke College. Cambridge; llniversity College School, London; Bray, County Wicklow. Ireland.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Slight sunning of cover, otherwise a vg copy. Small inscription on ffe.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good.

1st edition, 1975, with B&W & line illustrations. Owner's name on front free end paper; dust jacket spine slightly faded; dj protected in removable clear sleeve Used - Very Good. VG hardback in VG dust jacket.

paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Very good condition. Text looks free of notations/underlining.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Details, descriptions, specifications and historical notes of instruments in the City of Oxford, illustrated throughout with contemporary and period photographs, many published for the first time. Inscription by previous owner on ffe.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Details of classical organs built in Britain from 1975-1978. Fully illustrated with many line drawings and b&w photographs. Slight sunning to cover.