Scope and Contents There is a letter in German from Felsberg to Dr. Bush, answering Bush's inquiry into organ concerts to be played on Felsberg organs in 1998. Felsberg gives him the order in which different organs will be played on. There is also an article about the "New Organs in the North German Tradition by Orgelbau Felsberg (Switzerland)." This article features different Felsberg organs, telling us about them and giving the specifications of each. There is also a photocopy of the European Organ Academy's...

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There is a photocopied article and some pictures about Christian Dieffenbach and his organ-building family.

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The folder contains a lot of various participant list for events, presentations, concerts, and programs to be put on by the Westfield Center for Early Keyboard Studies. Also sections of notated music containing annotations by Dr. Bush, registration guidelines for certain pieces, a booklet about the organ, articles about organs and organ history, and some reference lists for intabulations.

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Conference materials for the The Historical Organ in America event in Tempe, Arizona at Arizona State University, including a list of registrants and a list of mechanical action organs in the Phoenix metropolitan area. There is also a booklet titled "The Historical Organ in America" about new organs that are based on European and American models. Also a sheet of song lyrics and texts for "Canticle" by Rodney Rodgers. Event put on by the American Organ Academy.

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Two copies of a typescript article called "Musicus Constumatissimus: The Biography and Organ Music of Arnolt Schlick," which is about the life and work of Arnolt Schlick. Letter from Douglas Bush to The Organ Yearbook asking them to include the submitted article in the upcoming edition of the Yearbook.

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This is a heavily annotated typescript document in old German. Douglas Bush's handwritten notes included on how to interpret the document and notes on how he should write his article. The article itself outlines and follows Schlick's life and gives biographical information.

Scope and Contents There is a masters thesis by Jurgen Ehlers called "The Extant Organs of Arp Schnitger-Recent Developments on Today's Organ World." There are articles titled "Arp Schnitger part III" and "part IV" by Peggy Kelley Reinburg about some of Arp Schnitger's organs. There is a translated version of "Arp Schnitger und Seine Schule," in English, "Arp Schnitger and his school". This version includes the foreword and preface and begins to talk about Schnitger's ancestors. There is another article titled...

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Appears to be photocopies of several different documents in Latin and older German.

Scope and Contents There is a large photograph of the Klais organ in the Bad Sackingen Munster of St. Fridolin, a postcard of the Klais organ in the Birmingham Symphony Hall and a postcard of the Klais organ in the Cologne Cathedral. There is a booklet from the Madison Symphony Orchestra, and on the cover is a picture of some of the organ pipes of the Overture Concert Organ built by Klais. There is a smaller booklet about the new Klais organ in the Heilig-Kreuz church, and a booklet about the Holzhey-organ in...

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There are multiple sheets with pictures of the organs on the front and specifications and info on the organ on the back. The organs are in Lausanne Switzerland; Cologne, Germany; Nuremberg, Germany; Munich, Germany; Hamburg, Germany; Lubeck, Germany; Oberegg, Austria; Tokyo, Japan; Minden, Germany; Lyss, Belgium; Degersheim, Switzerland; and Saarbrucken, Germany.