The Organists' Manual
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The Organist's Manual, written by renowned author Roger E. Davis, is a comprehensive textbook that provides a wealth of information on the art of organ playing. First published in 1986, this vintage hardcover edition is a rare find for music enthusiasts, educators, and organists alike. With its 224 pages packed with valuable insights, this book is an essential resource for anyone looking to improve their skills or deepen their understanding of classical music.
What sets this book apart is its unique blend of practical advice and theoretical analysis. Davis, an expert in his field, shares his knowledge on topics ranging from pedal technique to musical interpretation, making it an indispensable guide for organists of all levels. The book's comprehensive approach also makes it an excellent reference for music educators and students, providing a rich foundation for studying and appreciating the organ repertoire.
This vintage edition is in good condition, with minor cover scuffing and occasional light pencil notes on a few pages. However, the binding remains tight and strong, ensuring that the book will remain a treasured resource for years to come. The added touch of an inscription makes this copy even more special, adding a personal element to this already valuable book.
Whether you're an aspiring organist, a music educator, or simply a lover of classical music, The Organist's Manual is an essential addition to your library. This rare find is a must-have for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the organ, and its vintage charm only adds to its appeal.
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