Title The organ in recorded sound : history, sources, performance, practice / edited by Kimberly Marshall.

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Description	144 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm + 2 audio discs (digital, 4 3/4 in.)
Series	GOArt Publications ; 13
	GOArt publications ; no. 13.
Note	'"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.
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references.
Summary	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.
Local Note	Talbott copy lacks the 2 CDs.
Subject	Organ music -- History and criticism -- Congresses.
	Organ music.
	Organ (Musical instrument) -- Performance -- Congresses.
	Organ (Musical instrument) -- Performance.
	Organ (Musical instrument)
	Organ (Musical instrument) -- History -- Congresses.
	History.
Genre/Form	Conference papers and proceedings.
	Criticism, interpretation, etc.
	History.
	Conference papers and proceedings.
Added Author	Marshall, Kimberly, editor.
ISBN	9789197261203
	9197261203