All Episodes

. . .when the seasons change, tunes both secular and sacred put us in an amorous mood.

. . . a sampler of live performances drawn from the extensive collection of PIPEDREAMS recordings.

. . . the festival of Easter is integral to the earth’s rebirth in springtime.

. . . when interesting and unusual scores are shared through compelling performances, everyone wins.

. . . in conversation and performance, whether as composers, transcribers, advocates, these three artists engage our attention.

. . . the two great German contrapuntal masters duke it out around their birthdays (Johann Sebastian Bach, b. 3-21-1685) and Max Reger (b. 3-19-1873).

. . . enjoy the compelling creativity of an international array of women composers whose repertoire reveals unexpected treasures.

. . . the repertoire for organ and orchestra contains untold riches that we rarely hear.

. . . bridging differences of style and culture, music makes the world a bigger place.

. . . Michael Barone hosts concert performances by members of the Twin Cities Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.

. . . expanding our repertoire with works by African-American artists composers and performers.

. . . performances by the outstanding world-travelling recitalist and teacher, Isabelle Demers.

. . . an exploration of vintage instruments in southern Mexico with Cicely Winter, director of the Institute for Historic Organs of Oaxaca (IOHIO).

. . . as composer, transcriber, improviser and performer, British-born recitalist David Briggs does it all.

. . . a concert performance, with commentary, recorded at Bethel University in Minnesota.

. . . the ‘energy bunny’ James D. Hicks regales us with additional accounts of his Scandinavian sojourns.

. . . the annual summing up of twelve month’s happenings, celebrating success and lamenting losses. choral, instrumental, and organized treats make for a family-friendly festival.

. . . choral, instrumental, and organized treats make for a family-friendly festival.