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020 a| 906027587X (hardcover);

020 a| 9060275861 (pbk.);

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100 1 a| Hinton, J. W.q| (John William),d| 1849-1922.=| ^A684518;

245 10 a| Organ construction /c| by J.W. Hinton.;

250 a| Facsimile of the third edition (1910), revised and enlarged /b| introduction by Martin Renshaw.;

260 a| Buren, The Netherlands :b| Frits Knuf Publishers,c| 1992.;

300 a| xv, 190 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 25 cm.;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| Bibliotheca organologica ;v| v. 38;

500 a| Includes index.;

505 0 a| Chapter I. General notion upon organ stops ; Description of principal stops used in organs ; Stop combinations ; Explanation of Mr. Hope-Jones's special stops ; Particulars concerning various obsolete stops -- Chapter II. "Picking out" ; How to correct faults in the speech of flue pipes ; Principles governing the speech and quality of tone in reed stops generally ; "Rough tuning" ; How to rectify small defects in the mechanism of organs -- Chapter III. "Close tuning" ; Complete instructions how to tune a large organ -- Chapter IV. New organs and reconstructions -- Chapter V. Scales of various stops ; Glossary of technical terms used in organ building -- Chapter VI. Answers to questions on organ construction, set at the Royal College of Organists' examinations, 1888-1901 -- Chapter VII. Explanations of the plates, and descriptive particulars concerning pneumatic and electric actions ; Hope-Jones action -- Appendix A. Extracts from recent works upon the organ ; A suggestion for the modification of present tablature of organ stops ; Treatment of pedal pipes ; Blowing apparatus ; Position of organs in churches ; Situation of keys and pedal board ; Couplers ; On designing organs ; Balance of tone ; Some particulars concerning French organ builders ; Barrel organs -- Appendix B. Some account of the evolution of the electric organ ; Temperament ; Rev. H. Liston's organ ; Construction of Perronet-Thompson's enharmonic organ ; The Apollonicon ; Effect of changes of temperature upon the performance of pipes ; Volume of air lost by compression in the feeders of an organ ; Limit of low sounds ; Various standards of musical pitch -- Appendix C. Norwich cathedral old and new organs ; Duplication ; Synopsis of the Casson system ; Zinc as a material for organ pipes ; Cornet voluntaries.;

650 0 a| Organ (Musical instrument)x| Construction.=| ^A16772;

830 0 a| Bibliotheca organologica ;v| v. 38.=| ^A363068;

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Organ construction / by J.W. Hinton.

Author/creator	Hinton, J. W.
Format	Book
Edition	Facsimile of the third edition (1910), revised and enlarged / introduction by Martin Renshaw.
Publication Info	Buren, The Netherlands : Frits Knuf Publishers, 1992.
Description	xv, 190 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Subjects	Organ (Musical instrument)--Construction.

Series	Bibliotheca organologica ; v. 38 Bibliotheca organologica ; v. 38. ^A363068
Contents	Chapter I. General notion upon organ stops ; Description of principal stops used in organs ; Stop combinations ; Explanation of Mr. Hope-Jones's special stops ; Particulars concerning various obsolete stops -- Chapter II. "Picking out" ; How to correct faults in the speech of flue pipes ; Principles governing the speech and quality of tone in reed stops generally ; "Rough tuning" ; How to rectify small defects in the mechanism of organs -- Chapter III. "Close tuning" ; Complete instructions how to tune a large organ -- Chapter IV. New organs and reconstructions -- Chapter V. Scales of various stops ; Glossary of technical terms used in organ building -- Chapter VI. Answers to questions on organ construction, set at the Royal College of Organists' examinations, 1888-1901 -- Chapter VII. Explanations of the plates, and descriptive particulars concerning pneumatic and electric actions ; Hope-Jones action -- Appendix A. Extracts from recent works upon the organ ; A suggestion for the modification of present tablature of organ stops ; Treatment of pedal pipes ; Blowing apparatus ; Position of organs in churches ; Situation of keys and pedal board ; Couplers ; On designing organs ; Balance of tone ; Some particulars concerning French organ builders ; Barrel organs -- Appendix B. Some account of the evolution of the electric organ ; Temperament ; Rev. H. Liston's organ ; Construction of Perronet-Thompson's enharmonic organ ; The Apollonicon ; Effect of changes of temperature upon the performance of pipes ; Volume of air lost by compression in the feeders of an organ ; Limit of low sounds ; Various standards of musical pitch -- Appendix C. Norwich cathedral old and new organs ; Duplication ; Synopsis of the Casson system ; Zinc as a material for organ pipes ; Cornet voluntaries.
General note	Includes index.
LCCN	90134424
ISBN	906027587X (hardcover)
ISBN	9060275861 (pbk.)

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