May 2005 (Number 332) includes features on:

• Star Organ - Andrew Hayden describes the organ of The Cross of the Holy Angels, Hoar Cross, Staffordshire with its fine Bodley/Sutton case. Web link: Hoar Cross.
• The Organ Music of William Grant Still - Lucius R Weathersby introduces a recently published edition of music by the "dean of African-American Composers".
• John Boersma expands on his previous article with discussion on a Pedal Keyboard for a Chest Organ.
• Marshall Yaeger gives his opinions on musical controversies through the ages.
• San Diego - Brian Hick visits three different American organs. Web links: All Souls' Episcopal Church, First United Methodist Church, St Paul's Cathedral.
• Naji Hakim at Selwyn College - Alastair Disley describes the new organ and its inaugural recital.
• Improvisation - John Riley introduces the topic with some musical examples and helpful hints.
• The Organs of Stockholm - Alastair Disley continues his series exploring Stockholm's organs with the instruments of Norrmalm. More information can be found in our Web Articles section.
• James Vivian (pictured right) describes his experiences as the organist of the Temple Church, London.

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