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1. www.discogs.com › artist › 328692-Bill-WillisBill Willis Discography | Discogs

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   Real Name: William Warfield Willis. Profile: US songwriter, bassist, organist. House bass player at King Records and had learned to play organ from Bill Doggett. A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Willis picked up his first bass at a pawnshop after he was discharged from the Marines in 1954. A self-taught player, Bill premiered as a professional ...

2. www.allaboutjazz.com › musicians › bill-willisBill Willis Musician - All About Jazz

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   Feb 13, 2021 · Get more of a good thing! Our weekly newsletter highlights our top stories, our special offers, and upcoming jazz events near you. Jazz musician Bill Willis's bio, concert & touring information, albums, reviews, videos, photos and more.

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     All Creatures of Our God and King (hauptwerk, Willis organ, Hereford Cathedral)

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     The Father Willis organ at Hereford Cathedral

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bill_WillisBill Willis - Wikipedia

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   Bill Willis. William Karnet Willis (October 5, 1921 – November 27, 2007) was an American football middle guard and guard who played for eight seasons with the Cleveland Browns of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC) and the National Football League (NFL). Known for his quickness and strength despite his small stature, Willis was one of ...

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   • High school: Columbus (OH) East

   • College: Ohio State
   • Position: Defensive tackle

5. www.iajo.org › iajo04 › usaInternational Archives For The Jazz Organ (IAJO) - The Jazz ...

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   Bill Willis Bill (* 1931 in Louisville, Kentucky) was a songwriter, bassist, organist. He was house bass player at King Records and had learned to play organ from Bill Doggett.

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   What happened to the Willis organ?

   • The Duke only lived to enjoy the organ for one year before his death in 1892. The Willis Organ was not always positioned at the end of the room like it is today. It was originally placed in the bow window in the center of the Long Library. It was moved shortly after in 1902. The organ has been through a lot over its lifetime.

   Five things you may not know about the Willis Organ - Blenheim Palace

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   What organs did Henry Willis build?

   • Henry Willis III built and worked on many organs across Britain, the most notable examples of his work being in Westminster Cathedral and Sheffield City Hall, both built in 1932. These organs both contain stops invented by the builder: the Sylvestrina at 8 foot pitch on the Choir divisions.

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   Where can I find a Willis organ?

   • Other examples of fine Willis organs can be found in the firm's hometown, St George's Hall and the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool, which both house Willis organs. The organ built by Willis & Sons in Liverpool Cathedral is also the largest organ in the UK. The "Josiah Wedgwood" Willis organ has been installed in St Peter's Church on Hayling Island.

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   Did the 8th Duke of Marlborough have a Willis organ?

   • This inscription was written by the 8th Duke of Marlborough and was found on a scrap piece of paper shortly after his death. The Duke only lived to enjoy the organ for one year before his death in 1892. The Willis Organ was not always positioned at the end of the room like it is today.

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7. www.willis-organs.comHenry Willis & Sons Ltd. Organ Builders

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   They provide a fascinating insight into what is happening out on site in churches and back in the factory. Henry Willis and Sons Ltd Organ Builders, Liverpool UK, providing all services relative to Pipe Organs and Organbuilding: Church Organs, Cathedral Organs, New Instruments, Rebuilds, Restoration, Cleaning & Overhauling, Tuning & Maintenance.

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8. www.blenheimpalace.com › stories › five-things-aboutFive things you may not know about the Willis Organ

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   Believe it or not, the organ that we have in the Long Library today was not the original organ. In 1888 the 8th Duke of Marlborough ordered a 28 stop of three manual organs to be built in Yorkshire. Due to reasons we’re not aware of this didn’t happen. A few months later the Duke contacted Henry Willis, a well-known organ maker of the time ...

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   Mar 28, 2022 · Learn more about the Willis organ at Lincoln Cathedral with our Organist and Assistant Director of Music Jeffrey Makinson.

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