The organ-student, the amateur, and eke the professional organist, will also find much here that will interest them and lead to a better understanding of the instrument.
The revolution in organ-building herein described has for the most part taken place under the personal notice of the author, during the last fifty years. The organists of a younger generation are to be congratulated on the facilities now placed at their disposal, mainly by the genius and persevering efforts of four men—as hereinafter described.
CONTENTS
[CHAPTER I]
As It Was in the Beginning
[CHAPTER II]
The Organ in the Nineteenth Century
[CHAPTER III]
The Dawn of a New Era; the Pneumatic Lever