NEW: Great exceptional organ photo book, published by Dr. J. Butz-Verlag
![]() By Martin Doering, the author and operator of this OrganSite (all photos and texts, layout, typesetting and prepress) |
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The organ book in the press / interviews / reviews Article in the journal "organ" 1/2026 You can read this article (in German) here or by clicking on the picture on the right:
Article "Acrobatics for the Queen – How a new photo book on the organ came to be"Published in "organ – Journal für die Orgel" 1/2026, © Schott Music, Mainz 2026 |
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Presentation of the book on MDR „Organ Magazine” You can listen to the program (1/2 h, in German) here:
Broadcast on February 1, 2026, on MDR Klassik — hosted by Claus Fischer |
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Presentation of the book on „our Radio” of the Diocese of Passau You can listen to the broadcast (1/2 h, in German) here:
Broadcast of „our Radio” of the Diocese of Passau - hosted by Thomas König |
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Review of the book in „The Diapason” 2026/07 Excerpt: „The text of the book is fully provided in German and English, and the English translations is well done. Doering's list of organs is fascinating. The selections cover a wide range of organs across geographical area, age, size and style of organbuilding [...] – the photographs are indeed creative and breathtaking. The organ specifications are thorough and fascinating. [...] The reviewer highly recommends the book.”
Review in „The Diapason” 2026/07 - by Stephen Schnurr |
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Review of the book in „Musica Sacra” 2026/03 Excerpt: „Doering does not merely photograph façades, but spaces: light, perspective and architectural context enter into a dialogue with the instrument [...] Large-format photographs bring the details of the carving and pipework to life. [...] The deliberately concise bilingual text (German/English) provides insightful information on the building’s history and distinctive features. The specifications are presented in an exemplary manner [...] As such, the book is more than just a picture book: it is an invitation to look more closely and be filled with wonder.
Review in „Musica Sacra” 2026/03 - by Gabriel Isenberg |
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