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	[[File:Profesor-Jerzy-Golos-dokumenty-0015ab.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Jerzy Golos]]		[[File:Profesor-Jerzy-Golos-dokumenty-0015ab.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Jerzy Golos]]
	'''Jerzy Gołos''' (1931-2019) was a Polish organist, musicologist, and editor. He has published countless scores and literature about Polish organ music, including [[Corpus of Early Keyboard Music]] vol. 10~~, including~~ the first edition of the North-German organ works from the [[Pelplin Tablatures]].		'''Jerzy Gołos''' (1931-2019) was a Polish organist, musicologist, and editor. He has published countless scores and literature about Polish organ music, including [[Corpus of Early Keyboard Music]] vol. 10 which included the first edition of the North-German organ works from the [[Pelplin Tablatures]].

	== History<ref>[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/jerzemu-golosowi-in-memoriam-27-vii-1931-10-ii-2019/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 19 August, 2023. Mirrored at [https://ftp.williamrehwinkel.net/archives/jerzygolos.waw.pl%20jerzemu-golosowi-in-memoriam-27-vii-1931-10-ii-2019%20.txt ftp.williamrehwinkel.net]</ref> ==		== History<ref>[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/jerzemu-golosowi-in-memoriam-27-vii-1931-10-ii-2019/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 19 August, 2023. Mirrored at [https://ftp.williamrehwinkel.net/archives/jerzygolos.waw.pl%20jerzemu-golosowi-in-memoriam-27-vii-1931-10-ii-2019%20.txt ftp.williamrehwinkel.net]</ref> ==

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	== References ==		== References ==
			[[File:Gradowski-Golos-2-1024x717-1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Gołos with [[Michał Gradowski]]]]
	[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 27 July, 2023.		[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 27 July, 2023.

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	'''Jerzy Gołos''' (1931-2019) was a Polish organist, musicologist, and editor. He has published countless scores and literature about Polish organ music, including [[Corpus of Early Keyboard Music]] vol. 10, including the first edition of the North-German organ works from the [[Pelplin Tablatures]].		'''Jerzy Gołos''' (1931-2019) was a Polish organist, musicologist, and editor. He has published countless scores and literature about Polish organ music, including [[Corpus of Early Keyboard Music]] vol. 10, including the first edition of the North-German organ works from the [[Pelplin Tablatures]].

	== History ==		== History<ref>[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/jerzemu-golosowi-in-memoriam-27-vii-1931-10-ii-2019/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 19 August, 2023. Mirrored at [https://ftp.williamrehwinkel.net/archives/jerzygolos.waw.pl%20jerzemu-golosowi-in-memoriam-27-vii-1931-10-ii-2019%20.txt ftp.williamrehwinkel.net]</ref> ==
	Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the ''Starowierców'' in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.		Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the ''Starowierców'' in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the "" in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.		Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the ''Starowierców'' in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.

	In 1972, Gołos published one of his most influential books, ''Polskie organy i muzyka organowa'' (a book which would later be translated into English with additional information{{Citation needed}}). Starting in 1969, he began a monumental inventory of historical organs in Poland with ''Ministerstwa Kultury i Sztuki'', a resource which proved to be valuable for others researching this topic.		In 1972, Gołos published one of his most influential books, ''Polskie organy i muzyka organowa'' (a book which would later be translated into English with additional information{{Citation needed}}). Starting in 1969, he began a monumental inventory of historical organs in Poland with ''Ministerstwa Kultury i Sztuki'', a resource which proved to be valuable for others researching this topic.

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	Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the "" in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.		Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the "" in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.

	In 1972, Gołos published one of his most influential books, ''Polskie organy i muzyka organowa'' (a book which would later be translated into English with additional information). Starting in 1969, he began a monumental inventory of historical organs in Poland with ''Ministerstwa Kultury i Sztuki'', a resource which proved to be valuable for others researching this topic.		In 1972, Gołos published one of his most influential books, ''Polskie organy i muzyka organowa'' (a book which would later be translated into English with additional information{{Citation needed}}). Starting in 1969, he began a monumental inventory of historical organs in Poland with ''Ministerstwa Kultury i Sztuki'', a resource which proved to be valuable for others researching this topic.

	In the final part of his life, Gołos moved to Poland permanently. In 1996 he became a professor at ''Uniwersytecie Muzycznym Fryderyka Chopina'', Warsaw. During this time he continued to generously assist students in their theses and fellow musicologists in Poland and USA (''"w USA wielu muzykologów dotąd pamięta Jerry’ego Golosa!"'').		In the final part of his life, Gołos moved to Poland permanently. In 1996 he became a professor at ''Uniwersytecie Muzycznym Fryderyka Chopina'', Warsaw. During this time he continued to generously assist students in their theses and fellow musicologists in Poland and USA (''"w USA wielu muzykologów dotąd pamięta Jerry’ego Golosa!"'').

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[[File:Profesor-Jerzy-Golos-dokumenty-0015ab.jpg|thumb|right|Jerzy Golos]]
'''Jerzy Gołos''' (1931-2019) was a Polish organist, musicologist, and editor. He has published countless scores and literature about Polish organ music, including [[Corpus of Early Keyboard Music]] vol. 10, including the first edition of the North-German organ works from the [[Pelplin Tablatures]].

== History ==
Gołos was born on 17 July, 1931. He lost hearing in one ear during the Warsaw Uprising. He would later become blind in one eye due to a botched cataracs operation. After WWII he moved to USA and studied Polish and Russian philosophy and musicology at Columbia University and City University of New York. After this, he recieved a scholarship to study the "" in Alaska and afterwards worked at the Research Center for Musical Iconography and was the editor of the RCMI/RIDIM bulletin from 1973-6.

In 1972, Gołos published one of his most influential books, ''Polskie organy i muzyka organowa'' (a book which would later be translated into English with additional information). Starting in 1969, he began a monumental inventory of historical organs in Poland with ''Ministerstwa Kultury i Sztuki'', a resource which proved to be valuable for others researching this topic.

In the final part of his life, Gołos moved to Poland permanently. In 1996 he became a professor at ''Uniwersytecie Muzycznym Fryderyka Chopina'', Warsaw. During this time he continued to generously assist students in their theses and fellow musicologists in Poland and USA (''"w USA wielu muzykologów dotąd pamięta Jerry’ego Golosa!"'').

Throughout his life, Jerzy Gołos was described as "a warm and generous personality." He passed away on 10 February, 2019. Before this, he donated his piano to ''Muzeum Historii Przemysłu w Opatówku''. He also donated his body to ''Uniwersytetowi Medycznemu'', Warsaw, for the students to perform medical excercises.

== References ==

[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 27 July, 2023.

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	[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 27 July, 2023.		[https://jerzygolos.waw.pl/ jerzygolos.waw.pl], accessed 27 July, 2023.

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