November 2006 (Number 338) includes features on:

• Star Organ - Andrew Hayden describes the 1854 Holdich organ of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Mary, Redenhall, Norfolk (pictured right).
• Michael Harris describes the Edinburgh Organ Academy on the occasion of its forthcoming tenth anniversary in 2007.
• Martin Stacey looks back over the first Annual Festival of New Organ Music.
• Alexia Tye looks at Jean Guillou's proposals for a Variable Structure Organ.
• Brian Hick reports back from the Hereford Three Choirs Festival, including the RCO sponsored Young Organist Recitals.
• Brian Hick describes the church and organ of Reykjavik Cathedral.
• The Welte Organ of David Salomans' House near Canterbury, the largest Welte player organ in Europe, is described, including its recent restoration to playing condition.
• Brian Hick's report from Toulouse les orgues 2006 focuses on a number of small Puget orgues de choeur.
• Professor Ian Tracey discusses the history of the organ in Giggleswick School Chapel, from its Willis beginnings to the recent rebuild by Gary Owens.
• Calimerio Soares introduces a selection of The Organs of Brazil.
• David Baker reviews fifty years of organ scholars at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and the instruments they have played.

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