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Published for the British
Institute of Organ Studies (BIOS) in 3 volumes,
paperback, sewn binding, laminated covers, over
1,000 pages.
A4 format, available only as a set, shrink-wrapped. |
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The Freeman-Edmonds Directory
of British Organ Builders
Including organ builders
from overseas, and all who have worked in organ building
in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland,
from the earliest times to the year 1950 |
| David C. Wickens |
This Directory aims
to list every organ builder who ever worked in the
British Isles, from the earliest times to the middle
of the twentieth century.
The information given is
basic – names, dates,
locations, addresses, cross references – with
a list of sources from which the information is
derived.
The compiler (David Wickens) has used the
work of Andrew Freeman as a starting point – in
particular, two (of many) subdivisions of his work:
the Records of British Organ Builders, published in
two parts, and a card index compiled during the 1920s.
This material – and much else of Andrew Freeman’s – has
been deposited in the British Organ Archive by Bernard
Edmonds who has considerably extended the scope
of Freeman’s work with research of his own,
which has also been made available to the compiler.
These two scholars (whose work spans the whole of the
twentieth century) have laid the foundations of
this Directory. It is fitting, therefore, that their names should
be attached to it.
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| £95 |
| ISBN 0 906894 29 8 |
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