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Articles by Fanfare Contributor John E. Roos

  A CONCISE HISTORY OF WESTERN MUSIC By Paul Griffiths. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2006.

  HOWELLS, HERBERT: Rhapsody in e♭. Organ Sonata No.... (Robert Costin)

  SHOSTAKOVICH SYMPHONIES AND CONCERTOS: An Owner’s Manual By David Hurwitz. Pompton Plains, NJ: Amadeus Press, 2006.

  MOZART: Piano Quartets (Georg Solti)

  ARNOLD, MALCOLM: Fanfare for Louis... (Fine Arts Brass)

  OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY (Sagstad)

  BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Complete Organ Works (Walter Kraft)

  REGER, MAX: Symphonic Fantasia and Fugue, op.... (Edgar Krapp)

  BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Toccata and Fugue in d, BWV 565... (Herbert Tachezi)

  REGER, MAX: Variations and Fugue on an Original... (Gerd Zacher)

  BAROQUERY (King)

  RITTER, AUGUST GOTTFRIED; LISZT; REUBKE (Daniel Roth)

  BAROQUERY (Peter King)

  ROGER SAYER PLAYS ORGAN MUSIC FROM ROCHESTER (Roger Sayer)

  BRASS (Meylemans)

  THE STORM (Kevin Bowyer)

  BRASS OF THE ROYAL CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA (Ivan Meylemans)

  THE VENETIAN BRASS ALBUM (Los Angeles PO Brass)

  BUXTEHUDE: Complete Organ Works (Harald Vogel)

  TOURNEMIRE: L’orgue mystique (Müller)

  COVENTRY (Jeffcoat)

  TOURNEMIRE: L’orgue mystique (Sandro Müller)

  COVENTRY (Rupert Jeffcoat)

  VIERNE: Organ Symphonies (Daniel Roth)

  DAVID HILL PLAYS ORGAN MUSIC FROM WINCHESTER (David Hill)

  WECKMANN: Complete Organ Works (Hans Davidsson)

  DISTANT DANCING (Chestnut Brass Company)

  WIDOR: Organ Symphonies (Colin Walsh)

 

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