| A resource to assist organ students,organ teachers, organ enthusiasts, and professional organists to experience historical and historical-style instruments |
The HORP Report is a quarterly ePublication of the Historic Organ Resource Program, publishing articles and
reviews related to historical keyboard performance practice, organ pedagogy, and organ construction. Issues may
be downloaded by clicking on the links below.
Issue 1.1 Issue 1.2 Issue 2.1 Issue 2.2
Submissions to The HORP Report should be made electronically to ElizabethAHarrison@horp.org. All written
submissions must be only in MSWord or Pages (iWorks) with proper footnoting according to the Chicago Manual of
Style, 16th Edition. Other forms of media submissions will also be considered, including video and audio formats.
Submissions may be refereed and authors may be asked for revisions.
Each issue of The HORP Report features at least one outstanding student, who contributes an article, review, or
other creative work. Nominations for HORP's Featured Students may be submitted to ElizabethAHarrison@horp.org.
It is preferred that students are nominated by professors familiar with the student's work, but consideration may be
given to nominations by others.
HORP does not assume any duty to publish a not publish any article or submission. Final decisions for publications
are solely the purview of the Editor.
reviews related to historical keyboard performance practice, organ pedagogy, and organ construction. Issues may
be downloaded by clicking on the links below.
Issue 1.1 Issue 1.2 Issue 2.1 Issue 2.2
Submissions to The HORP Report should be made electronically to ElizabethAHarrison@horp.org. All written
submissions must be only in MSWord or Pages (iWorks) with proper footnoting according to the Chicago Manual of
Style, 16th Edition. Other forms of media submissions will also be considered, including video and audio formats.
Submissions may be refereed and authors may be asked for revisions.
Each issue of The HORP Report features at least one outstanding student, who contributes an article, review, or
other creative work. Nominations for HORP's Featured Students may be submitted to ElizabethAHarrison@horp.org.
It is preferred that students are nominated by professors familiar with the student's work, but consideration may be
given to nominations by others.
HORP does not assume any duty to publish a not publish any article or submission. Final decisions for publications
are solely the purview of the Editor.
| © Historic Organ Resource Program 2011 |
Historic Organ Resource Program Elizabeth Harrison, Executive Director 8111 NW 120th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73162 Tel: 724-944-7219 E-mail: ElizabethAHarrison@horp.org |
