Recherches Sur Quelques MaÃ(R)tres De L'ancienne Facture D'orgues Français explores the lives and work of notable figures in the history of French organ building. This meticulous study by Félix Raugel focuses on the Épine family, Jean-Pierre Cavaillé, and Dom François Bédos de Celles, offering insights into their techniques, innovations, and the enduring legacy of their instruments.

Illustrated with seven plates, this book provides a detailed examination of the craftsmanship and artistry involved in creating some of the most celebrated organs in France. It will appeal to organists, music historians, and anyone interested in the history of musical instrument construction.

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