BIOS Journal 40 (2016)
Editorial – Nicholas Thistlethwaite
Obituary: Peter Williams. David Ponsford
Organs and organ music: one BIOS member’s involvement Peter Williams
Preservation and restoration, 1976–2016 Nicholas Thistlethwaite (Guildford)
Some remarks on organ historiography at BIOS’s fortieth Andrew McCrea (Worcester)
Forty years of British organ-building: a report from the trenches Mark Venning (Warminster)
The restoration of the H.C.Lincoln organ in Thaxted Parish Church Dominic Gwynn (Wells)
Freeman and friendship: Henry Lilley and Roughton Whall James Berrow (Birmingham)
Tracing aspects of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century repertoire and performance practice, with specific reference to Peter Prelleur and the restored 1735 Bridge organ at Christ Church, Spitalfields William McVicker (Beckenham) and John Collins (Worthing)
Thomas Tertius Noble: organist and composer for the organ. John Scott Whiteley (York)
Editorial – Nicholas Thistlethwaite
Obituary: Peter Williams. David Ponsford
Organs and organ music: one BIOS member’s involvement Peter Williams
Preservation and restoration, 1976–2016 Nicholas Thistlethwaite (Guildford)
Some remarks on organ historiography at BIOS’s fortieth Andrew McCrea (Worcester)
Forty years of British organ-building: a report from the trenches Mark Venning (Warminster)
The restoration of the H.C.Lincoln organ in Thaxted Parish Church Dominic Gwynn (Wells)
Freeman and friendship: Henry Lilley and Roughton Whall James Berrow (Birmingham)
Tracing aspects of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century repertoire and performance practice, with specific reference to Peter Prelleur and the restored 1735 Bridge organ at Christ Church, Spitalfields William McVicker (Beckenham) and John Collins (Worthing)
Thomas Tertius Noble: organist and composer for the organ. John Scott Whiteley (York)
Editorial – Nicholas Thistlethwaite
Obituary: Peter Williams. David Ponsford
Organs and organ music: one BIOS member’s involvement Peter Williams
Preservation and restoration, 1976–2016 Nicholas Thistlethwaite (Guildford)
Some remarks on organ historiography at BIOS’s fortieth Andrew McCrea (Worcester)
Forty years of British organ-building: a report from the trenches Mark Venning (Warminster)
The restoration of the H.C.Lincoln organ in Thaxted Parish Church Dominic Gwynn (Wells)
Freeman and friendship: Henry Lilley and Roughton Whall James Berrow (Birmingham)
Tracing aspects of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century repertoire and performance practice, with specific reference to Peter Prelleur and the restored 1735 Bridge organ at Christ Church, Spitalfields William McVicker (Beckenham) and John Collins (Worthing)
Thomas Tertius Noble: organist and composer for the organ. John Scott Whiteley (York)
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