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Staan de beste Pachelbel-orgels in Amerika? Taylor & Boody restaureerden het Tannenberg-orgel in Winston-Salem

Translated title of the contribution: Are the best Pachelbel organs to be found in America? The Tannenberg organ at Winston-Salem restored by Taylor & Boody

Jan-Piet Knijff

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Abstract



The recently restored two-manual Tannenberg organ (1799-1800) in Winston-Salem, NC, is not only the largest extant organ of the 'first American organ builder', but also the oldest two-manual organ in the USA. The importance of Tannenberg's organs extends beyond the borders of the USA: Tannenberg's work shows many similarities with the organs of the South-German organ builders before the Silbermanns, a tradition for which the evidence has all but disappeared in Europe. Tannenberg's organs may thus be the best medium for the music of Pachelbel and other South-German composers of the generation before J.S. Bach. The Winston-Salem organ was restored to its original condition by Taylor & Boody after having been in storage for almost a century.
Translated title of the contributionAre the best Pachelbel organs to be found in America? The Tannenberg organ at Winston-Salem restored by Taylor & Boody
Original languageDutch
Pages (from-to)10-15
JournalHet Orgel
Volume101
Issue number3
Publication statusPublished - 31 Dec 2005

Keywords

  • Musicology and Ethnomusicology

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