Item 13 - Keyboards and Music Player - Vol. 1, No. 1

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JCPP/Hurford/4/3/13

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Keyboards and Music Player - Vol. 1, No. 1

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  • September 1981 (Creation)

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Hurford, Peter (1919-1930) ), British organist and composer
(22 November 1930 - 3 March 2019)

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Keyboards and Music Player.
Vol. 1, No. 1 - September 1981

Contents:

  • Keyboard news. A unique wedding gift for the young royals
  • The keyboard interview. Jerry Allen's unusual path to stardom
  • As I see it. Alan Ashton's popular chat column
  • Latest models. The new Symphonie and Johannus organs
  • Three of a kind. John Mann contributes a breezy feature
  • Home organ test I. The brand-new Gem wizard 315 analysed
  • Win a wizard! Enter our competition - and win an organ
  • Home organ test II. Another Gem - the top-of-the-range H-7000
  • It's easier than you think. Organ wizard Jerry Allen tells why
  • Why I play the organ. Because it's fun says Carole Kyte
  • Organ adventure. Learn to play the organ the easy way
  • Easy-play music. 'Jesu, joy of man desiring' made simple
  • Play the William Davies way. Tips on varies accompaniments
  • In the keyboards style. Neil Diamond's 'Sweet Caroline'
  • Teen scene. Ian Griffin - an up-and-coming star
  • Portable test. The Casiotone 202 - a preset polyphonic
  • Rock report. With a German accent from Tangerine Dream
  • Sounds Synthesized. Dave Crombie explains all for the layman
  • Synthesizer test. An exciting new monophonic - the Pro-One
  • How it works. Electronics made easy by Ron Coates
  • Which organ. Where 'you' are the judges of today's organs
  • Theatre organs. Frank Hare looks at the Stanford Hall Wurlitzer
  • Greats of the golden age. An affectionate portrait of James Bell
  • From the organ loft. What 'the' wedding meant for organists
  • Classical organ. The epoch-making Frobenius in Queen's College
  • Organ masters. Peter Hurford on organs and organ techniques
  • Classical organ test. The best-selling Johannus Opus 6N
  • Club roundup. All the latest from the organ clubs
  • At the piano. David Hellewell on digital dexterity
  • Piano test report. A right Royale model from Holland
  • Book reviews. So you want to play by ear? Read this!
  • Record reviews. New discs from Jerry Allen and others
  • Music reviews. It's easy to play pops
  • Meet the keyboard team. Profiles on all our contributors
  • Put a squeeze on. Jimmy Clinkscale writes for accordionists
  • New organ price list. Retail prices of the current models

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      the magazine contains an interview with Peter Hurford (page 71).

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