The British Institute of Organ Studies

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• The British Institute of Organ Studies

  Many surveys include photographs and some have links to recordings in the Historic Organ Sound Archive (HOSA) The NPOR was begun in its present computer-based form in 1991 by Peter le Huray and Mike ...

• The British Institute of Organ Studies

  BIOS exists for the study of the pipe organ and its history

• The British Institute of Organ Studies

    This important historic organ was built for the Chapel Royal, Windsor, in 1704 by 'Father' Bernard Smith and moved to Finedon by Christopher Shrider (son-in-law of Father Smith) in 1717. One of t...

• The British Institute of Organ Studies

  Historic Organ Listing BIOS is responsible for the listing of historic organs (the Historic Organ Listing Scheme). Often used as a measure of grant-worthiness. Historic Organs at Risk Register T...

• The British Institute of Organ Studies

         Stop-tablet drawing c. 1895 The British Organ Archive (BOA) contains information about organs and organ builders. It was established at the University of Keele in 1974 by the late Dr Michael S...

• The British Institute of Organ Studies

  Historic Organ Listing The Historic Organ Listing Scheme was conceived because the heritage value of an organ may not be the same as the heritage value of the building in which it is placed. Thus a...