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Wolfgang Mitterer - WOLFGANG MITTERER: ‘STOP PLAYING “… DURCH DIE PFIEFEN STRÖMEN …”’. Wolfgang Mitterer (org.). Col Legno WWE 20296 - ‘TUNING OUT’: PIECES FOR TRACKER-ACTION ORGANS AND STRINGS. Veryan Weston (org.), Jon Rose (vln), Hannah Marshall (vc). Emanem 5207

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 June 2016

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Tempo , Volume 70 , Issue 277 , July 2016 , pp. 99 - 100
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1 Tracker action is a feature that allows the organist to control when and how much air enters the pipes and allows extraneous sound and tuning differences to be created through different methods of touch, or through the use of the stops.

2 This term is used for a passage with a combination of louder and more distinctive reed stops in French Baroque organ music.

3 These can be accessed here: <http://www.hannahmarshall.net/Hannah_Marshall/TUNING_OUT.html>.