All Episodes

. . . 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.

. . . and these musical selections will help point the way.

. . . concert performances from Minnesota’s capitol city and the big domed church on the hill.

. . . music for the Advent season, in anticipation of the Christmas holiday.

. . . highlighting the work of American composers and performers during this all-American holiday.

. . . continuing our bicentennial celebration, powerful and persuasive pages from beyond the standard repertoire of César Franck.

. . . a bicentennial tribute to the man who reshaped French organ music, César Franck (1822-1890).

. . . music to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s revolutionary Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences (written 10/31/1517).

. . . music to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s revolutionary Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences (written 10/31/1517).

. . . an American miscellany of three disparate and delightfully original composers, René Becker, Emma Lou Diemer, and Ned Rorem.