The OHS in Dallas #2221
. . . highlights from the most recent in-person gathering of the Organ Historical Society in Texas.
Hour One
NICOLAS de GRIGNY: Et in terra pax & Fugue, fr Livre d’orgue –Thomas Froehlich (1977 Sipe/1st Presbyterian Church)
CLAUDE BALBASTRE: Variations on La Marseillaise –Kimberly Marshall (1979 Kern & Son/University Park United Methodist Church)
MARCEL DUPRÉ: Preludio, fr Deuxieme Symphonie, Op. 26 –Samuel Gaskin (1949 Möller/Murchison Arts Center, University of North Texas, Denton)
PIERRE KUNC: Invocation —Damin Spritzer (2008 Wolff/Murchison Arts Center, University of North Texas, Denton)
GEORGE BAKER: Priere Grégorienne –Stefan Engels (1993 Fisk/Caruth Auditorium, Southern Methodist University)
RICHARD STRAUSS (arr. Stafford): Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche –Joshua Stafford (2007 Schoenstein/Park Cities Presbyterian Church)
Filler – DUPRÉ (see above)
Hour Two
SIMON SARGON: Das Prados, fr From the Meadows –Larry Palmer (1761 Oldovini/Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University)
JOEL MARTINSON: Partita on Nettleton –Joel Martinson (1970 Aeolian-Skinner/Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration)
CESAR FRANCK: Piece Symphonique –Christopher Berry (1871 Midmer/Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe)
MAURICE DURUFLÉ: Fugue on A-L-A-I-N, Op. 7 –Henry Webb (1973 Redman/Northaven United Methodist Church)
GABRIEL FAURÉ: Prelude, fr Pelleas et Melisance –Alcee Chriss III (1987 Schudi/St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church)
SIGISMUND NEUKOMM: Grand Dramatic Fantasia –Jonathan Gregoire (2009 Dobson/Highland Park United Methodist Church)
Filler – STRAUSS (see above)
The next national convention of the Organ Historical Society will be held in/around Columbus, OH (July 31-August 5, 2022).
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