All Episodes

. . . a tribute to the famous French organist and composer on the 50th anniversary of his death (May 30, 1971).

. . . a visit with organist duo Elizabeth and Raymond Chenault, whose four hands and four feet have been commissioning music to play together for more than four decades.

. . . a return visit with James D. Hicks whose fascination with Scandinavian composers knows no bounds.

. . . in hopes that April showers have done their work, we offer up this melodious musical bouquet.

. . . a centenary tribute to the talented and long-lived American organist, teacher and composer Margaret Vardell Sandresky (b. 4/28/1921).

. . . across time and over geographical boundaries, the pipe organ has prevailed!

. . . more savory surprises from the American Guild of Organists 1996 Centennial Convention in New York City.

. . . revelations of never-before-broadcast archival performances from the American Guild of Organists 1996 Centennial Convention in New York City.

. . . uplifting and engaging compositions for organs and voices to raise the spirits.

. . . meditations in music old and new at the approach to Holy Week.

 . . . original and unbridled interpretations of music by the incomparable Johann Sebastian.

The Well-Tempered Clavier . . . Bach was the most thorough but not alone in writing in support of a ‘modern’ tuning system.

. . . from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, music by women composers and performers.

. . . further exploration of intriguing repertoire and inspired performances.

. . . another color-full collection of music featuring Black composers, performers, and themes.

. . . with inspired improvisations and standard repertoire, spiritual tunes and jazz favorites.

. . . in celebration of African-American History Month, performances and compositions by Black musicians.

. . . these recent instruments, recordings and compositions deserve our close attention.