Title: A Well-rounded introduction to organ
Product review: This book was suggested to me by a fellow organist, who recommended it highly. I was an accomplished pianist looking to begin studying some basics of organ playing, and I was not disappointed. Davis' book offers a very basic approach to learning to play the organ, from attack and release, to pedal excercises, and over 100 graded classical compositions. Most valuable to me, however, is the long section on phrasing and articulation and the appendix on the organ itself and hymn-playing.The only complaint I had was that it was very similar to the method of organ playing by Gleason. This book would be perfectly complimented by a competent teacher and Nilson's excellent pedal excercises.
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