Previously recommended websites from our

Updated December 1st, 2007

• Gizmo's Top Picks of the Best Utilities and Tech Resources - this website is run by a man whom I would like to see win a Nobel Prize. I need his advice as much as food and water. Highly recommended for those wannabe geeks.
• How to Calculate Pi by throwing frozen hot dogs. Apparently it really, really, works. Who needs boring calculators anyway?
• Rare recordings of Edwin Lemare - prepare to marvel at the man!
• Church organists behaving badly - nothing new here :-))
• Working paper model of an organ - yes, really!
• Ship of fools - every churchgoer - and non-church goer - should read this.
Latin mass with Easter Sunday Propers - at St Sulpice, with Daniel Roth.
• The Oldie - zany UK magazine, inheriting much humour from forebears such as Punch and Private Eye
• Organs Featured in Movies
• Alarm Cat bit of fun, courtesy of the kitties
• International Organ Foundation, searchable database of 5,411 organs in 63 countries, with organ terms in several languages, and a gallery of unusual and particularly interesting beasties.
• National Pipe Organ register -The UK-based pipe organ database and like the IOF, you can contribute!
• www.orgelconcerten.ncrv.nl: recordings of organist Piet Kee in the 1953 Haarlem Improvisation competition.
• www.delosis.com: a musical listening test, run by the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne.
• www.aldaily.com : Arts and Letters Daily = your daily fix of Kulcha!
• www.rscm.u-net.com/ : A Directory of Composers for Organ : the website of the book by Dr John Henderson.
• www.organlive.com :OrganLive: (24-hour, non-stop and requests available, with a growing library of music that currently contains over 5000 tracks)
• www.pipedreams.org: Pipe Dreams: (Delightfully themed programmes hosted by Michael Barone and broadcast once a week; archives can be downloaded.
• www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/organist/ :Organist Entertains: the English (and slightly more theatre organ orientated version of the two above), hosted by the inimitable Nigel Ogden on the Beeb.
• www.classiccat.net/iv/organ.htm: Classic Cat has a variety of file types, lengths, composers and organists that you can happily spend a day or so wombling around.
• You Tube:The new Rieger organ built in Shanghai (the largest organ in China). It's also quite a natty little instructive video on how the beasts work.
• http://stsulpice.blip.tv/ :Daniel Roth introduces the St Sulpice Cavaillé-Coll organ in various videos.
• www.bardon-music.com/ :Bardon Music is a publisher of music books and scores - many very unusual and formerly out-of-print titles.
• www.cricinfo.com/: cricinfo.com, THE site to be glued to if you're a cricket lover .
• www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-ZnPE3G_YY : Songs of Praise with Subtitles - the version you'll never normally see!