The Organists' Manual
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For the serious organ enthusiast, "The Organist's Manual" by Roger E. Davis is a treasured find. This vintage 1986 hardcover textbook, published by W.W. Norton & Co, is a comprehensive guide to mastering the art of organ playing. With 224 pages of in-depth information, Davis provides expert insight into composition analysis, musical expression, and technique, making it an invaluable resource for music educators, students, and professionals alike.
What sets this edition apart is its rare, inscribed quality, adding a personal touch to an already exceptional book. While the cover shows minor scuffing, the interior is clean and free of dog ears, with only occasional light pencil notes on a few pages. The binding remains tight and strong, ensuring this manual will remain a trusted companion for years to come.
As a reference guide, "The Organist's Manual" covers a wide range of topics, including organ technique, pedal technique, and organ repertoire. Davis's expertise shines through in his clear, concise writing style, making this book accessible to both young adults and seasoned professionals. Whether you're looking to improve your skills or deepen your understanding of classical music, this manual is an essential addition to your library.
With its unique blend of practical advice and theoretical insight, "The Organist's Manual" is a rare find for anyone passionate about the organ. This vintage hardcover edition, complete with its personal inscription, is a true gem for collectors and music enthusiasts alike.
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