Lart Facteur Dorgues by Dom Bedos (5 results)

4 books in 3 volumes. Large 4to 676 pages, plus many fold-out diagrams at the back of each book. Vol. 1: Paperback, a little worn, crease to upper outer corner of back cover, edges of pages creased. Vols. 2-3: Boards, a little grubby, stain to top edge of vol. 2. Internally good condition.

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. "The Art of the Organ Builder" - handsome three volume facsimile reprint edited by Christhard Mahrenholz from the 18th century editions: Book I - 1766; Book II & III - 1770; and Book IV - 1778. Part of the Documenta Musicologica series. Text is in French, each volume has a large section in the rear with wonderful black and white engravings, many are fold-out and large in size. Very clean set; all pages are crisp and clean, covers neat, bindings tights. All three spines show some spotting and fading. Lower spine on Volume Four slightly bumped. Each volume 8.5 x 11 inches. Volume One published 1963, Volume Two/Three published 1965, Volume Four from 1966.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. French four-volumes-in-three hardback set in the Documenta Musicologica series, Volume I published 1963. Volumes II & III published 1965 and Volume IV published 1966, with no jackets. Facsimile reprints, edited by Christhard Mahrenholz, of the eighteenth century editions: Book I - 1766; Book II & III - 1770; and Book IV - 1778. In overall very good used condition with only minor signs of age, handling and storage - cream boards slightly tanned to spine and edges and a couple of corners slightly bumped. Bindings tight and appear little read. Internally clean, no annotation or inscription - previous owners name and address label to front endpaper in each volume; text, musical charts and illustrations (many folding) bright and clear throughout. This set is both large and heavy (over 4kg packaged) and additional postage may be required if shipped outside the UK. Photographs available. Not old library books.

Kl.-4°, 676, 8 Seiten,(= Documenta Musicologica, XXIV-XXVI) 1963-1966,137 meist (auch mehrfach) gefaltete Taf.OPb . , , 3700 Gramm1709-1779. - Selten. - Das vielleicht wichtigste Werk zum barocken Orgelbau in einem originalgetreuen Faksimile der Erstausgabe von 1765/1778 ("verkleinert auf Zweidrittel des ursprünglichen Formats"). - Neuwertig.

OLeinen. Deutsche Übersetzung von Christoph Glatter-Götz, herausgegeben von Richard Rensch. Mit einem Geleitwort von Georges Lhote. 2. Auflage. Band I: Text. XXII, 575 Seiten mit beiliegender Umrechnungstabelle Fussmass - metrisches Mass. Band II: Abbildungen. (erste Nachdruckauflage 1977). 270 Seiten mit 137 (meist ausfaltbaren) Tafeln, drei mehrfach gefaltete Tafeln lose in hinterer Buchtasche. Nachdruck der ausgabe von 1766. Beide Bände in gutem Zustand. Size: Gr.-8°.