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• It is the organ of sleepers. (10)
• Neither has the party organ. (16)
• Williams.—Story of the Organ. (3)
• Matthews.—Handbook of the Organ. (3)
• Lahee.—The Organ and its Masters. (3)
• How did the Organ aid in development? (3)
• She sat down to the organ with a smile. (10)
• But tell me of an organ in the open air? (10)
• He sat down at the organ and began to play. (8)
• What is the germ of the principle of the organ? (3)
• This organ had three keyboards, now termed manuals. (3)
• What are the successive steps in improving the organ? (3)
• In what early instrument is the germ of the organ found? (3)
• She moved the organ on, and three doors off began again. (8)
• Who is the source of modern organ composition and playing? (3)
• A name familiar to all students of the organ is that of Rinck. (3)
• The first notes of the organ were seen to agitate the bearskin. (10)
• Is the Universe one immense Organ, that rolls From devils to angels? (10)
• Give that organ full play and you may make sure of a handful of dust. (10)
• That great organ, instead of leaping at the thought, suffered a check. (10)
• When the sermon commenced, Emilia quitted the organ and took his hand. (10)
• She stopped before the organ, took out her purse, and gave the woman money. (8)
• It has made the newspaper more of an institution, less of a personal organ. (16)
• He was like some great cathedral organ foully handled in the night by demons. (10)
• Mendelssohn developed a decided fondness for the organ, which he played admirably. (3)
• He closed the organ, went quickly down, and locked up his Church for the last time. (8)
• Say that an organ is a despotism, just as your piano is the Constitutional bourgeois. (10)
• The first organ used in Germany was made in 812, modelled after the one just mentioned. (3)
• He did much towards popularizing and elevating the art of organ playing in this country. (3)
• It is only of comparatively recent years that the organ has become a concert instrument. (3)
• A double chorus is used, each chorus having a separate orchestra and organ accompaniment. (3)
• Looks were cast from the French section of the table at the owner of the prodigious organ. (10)
• The hydraulic organ continued more or less in use up to the early part of the 14th century. (3)
• He also arranged many of his own songs, orchestral and choral works for piano and for organ. (3)
• He studied organ at first, and for ten years held the post of organist in the Como Cathedral. (3)
• A pupil of the Paris Conservatory, he obtained first prizes in piano playing, organ and harmony. (3)
• Benevolent subscriptions assist her to hire her own man of science, her own organ in the Press. (10)
• His fame was so great that the spacious cathedral was often filled when he gave an organ recital. (3)
• The beating reed also furnishes the model after which the reed stops of the organ are constructed. (3)
• Then they stepped into the moonlight again, and heard only the solemn organ stops of the cataract. (9)
• When the last notes of the organ died away she continued to sit very still, without looking round. (8)
• The first organ containing this marked improvement was made for the Cathedral at Magdeburg, Germany. (3)
• It was to hear the famous Buxtehude play upon this organ that Sebastian Bach walked fifty miles in 1705. (3)
• Your Church, with its smell of mould and incense, its stained-glass, and narrowed length and droning organ. (8)
• Shelton was still gazing at the stitching of his gloves, when once again the organ played the Wedding March. (8)
• Of the great composers since Bach, =Mendelssohn= stands conspicuous as an organist and composer of organ music. (3)
• The lesson on the organ and organ playing belongs to this period, chronologically, in part only. (3)
• In the unnatural silence that reigns, the distant sound of the wheezy church organ and voices singing can be heard. (8)
• Willoughby attempted an interposition, but Dr. Middleton crashed through it like the lordly organ swallowing a flute. (10)
• Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, although occasionally using the organ in their scores, did not compose for the instrument. (3)
• In him polyphonic composition attained its highest perfection and the organ stands as the centre of the Polyphonic school. (3)
• His next position was as court organist at Weimar, in 1708, where many of his most important organ compositions were written. (3)
• He knew this and that great organ, and all the operas; but he amazed the ladies by talking as if he knew great people likewise. (10)
• In fact, the German style of organ playing may be said to have developed from the chorale and from the music of the Reformation. (3)
• A jerky monkey was attached to the organ; and his coat was red, his kepi was blue; his tailor had rigged him as a military gentleman. (10)
• The organ was always used, the part being written according to the figured bass system, and the harpsichord was used by the conductor. (3)
• This string, when sounded with the bow, gave forth a harsh, somewhat nasal tone, similar to that of the 8-foot wooden organ reed-pipe. (3)
• Although not considered absolutely indispensable, the organ from that time on seems to have been generally adopted for use in churches. (3)
• As late as 1879, Saint-Saëns, who gave an organ recital at Milan, found the organ scarcely fit for an artist to play upon. (3)
• His first lessons in music, piano and organ, were received from his mother, and such was his interest that he made attempts at composition. (3)
• Something of the chivalrous restraint he put upon the motions of his heart, sprang from the shadowy awe which overhung that impressible organ. (10)
• Something of the chivalrous restraint he put upon the motions of his heart, sprang from the shadowy awe which overhung that impressible organ. (22)
• Von Bülow remarks that while in Bach we hear the organ, in Beethoven the orchestra, in Brahms we hear both organ and orchestra. (3)
• Thus the organ keyboard came to be applied, as early as the 11th century, to already existing stringed instruments which were adapted to the purpose. (3)
• The organ plays an insignificant part, he thinks; it is the power of the man behind the eye and the qualifications he possesses that are efficacious. (21)
• The organ compositions of the modern French school are characterized by grace, refinement and originality, coupled with a certain dignity and elegance. (3)
• The first of these, a pupil of Willaert, himself became a famous teacher; and both contributed many canzone and sonatas to organ and clavier literature. (3)
• His compositions, many of which have been preserved, have a very decided contrapuntal character, whence some have called him the inventor of the organ fugue. (3)
• He so quickly outstripped both teachers that he was sent to Michael Holzer, choir-master of the parish, who taught him piano, organ, violin, singing and theory. (3)

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