All Episodes

…another in an occasional but continuing series of programs featuring recordings from the archives of the Organ Historical Society and comments from the former OHS executive director William VanPelt. Among the historic instruments in this broadcast are several by the excellent but little known St. Louis builder John George Pfeffer.

…performances by members of the Twin Cities Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, recorded in concert.

…the California virtuoso performs on the 1980 Robert Sipe organ at Hennepin United Methodist Church in Minneapolis. Ms. Rhodes is a faculty member of the University of California, Los Angeles.

…A quarterly survey of recent recordings.

…Recital performances by James Callahan, David Hurd, and Jonathan Tuuk recorded on the 1987 Gabriel Kney pipe organ at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN.

…A discographic summary of more than three decades of recording on one of the foremost Baroque organs in the Netherlands, at the Saint Laurenskerk.

…classical and theater organ wizard Hector Olivera demonstrates his legendary versatility in a wide variety of repertoire.

…A disparate grouping of mostly unusual opportunities for the acoustic embellishment of your June nuptials.

…Works from a composer who helped define the style of 19th century French symphonic organ music.

…Music of the organist Alexandre Guilmant of France.

…Instruments in Ann Arbor, Grosse Pointe Farms and Detroit

…Swiss virtuoso Hannes Meyer, with a canny combination of showmanship and superb musicality, illumines the delightful side of organ appreciation for listeners young and old.

…Recitalists David Higgs and Thomas Trotter perform in concerts at the University of Alabama and the Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples, Florida.

…Organ builder George Bozeman and friends demonstrate his instrument at St. Paul's Church in Brookline, Massachusetts.

…A quarterly survey of recent recordings. Host Michael Barone comments.

…A collection of historic and contemporary pieces on Resurrection themes.

…a dramatic cycle of meditations for Passiontide.

…A miscellany of music and musicians in homage to the greatest of all organists.