Edinburgh’s churches and concert halls are home to a rich variety of pipe organs. Open this book and step into a world of glorious architecture and fascinating history. In amongst these pages 22 of the city's most notable instruments are surveyed in full colour. Meanwhile 12 illustrious players, all with deeprooted Edinburgh connections, demonstrate the full range and versatility of these instruments on the four accompanying CDs. The full gamut of the repertoire is here, and Edinburgh's organs have the voices to match. Time to lift the veil from some of the closestguarded treasures of one of the world's great cities.

(Only 2,000 of these numbered hardback books will ever be produced. At the time of writing only 600 Copies remain commercially available.)

Artists

Usher Hall – John Kitchen, St Cuthbert’s Parish Church – Thomas Laing-Reilly, Palmerston Place Church – Andrew Caskie, St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral- Duncan Ferguson, Freemasons’ Hall – Timothy Byram-Wigfield, St Andrew’s & St George’s West Parish Church – Michael Harris, Broughton St Mary’s Parish Church – John Kitchen, St Thomas’ Parish Church, Leith- Peter Backhouse, Pilrig St Paul’s Church – Andrew Caskie, St Mary’s Metropolitan Cathedral – Simon Nieminski, Canongate Kirk – Nicholas Wearne, St Giles’ Cathedral – Michael Harris, Royal Order of Scotland – Nicholas Wearne, Reid Concert Hall, University of Edinburgh--Nicholas Wearne, McEwan Hall, Univ. of Edinburgh –Michael Bonaventure, Enharmonic Chamber Organ, Laigh Room, St Cecilia’s Hall – John Kitchen, Home of John Kitchen – John Kitchen, Morningside Parish Church – Morley Whitehead, Reid Memorial Church - Roger Fisher, St Michael’s Parish Church, Inveresk – Peter Backhouse, Loretto School – Michael Bonaventure, St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Dalkeith – John Kitchen