All Episodes

…Concert performance by Edward Tarr and Imtraud Krueger of music from the Iberian peninsula and the British Isles.

…festive organ solos and hymn improvisations performed at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

…Another quarterly review of recent, unusual, and remarkable organ recordings representing a diversity of instrumental types and musical styles.

…Radulescu in Recital... concert performances at St. Paul's House of Hope Church and recordings of the restored instrument in Vienna's Michaelerkirche featuring Austrian organist Michael Radulescu.

…three unusual tributes to the memory and the mighty genius of Johann Sebastian Bach.

…recital and session recordings of traditional and contemporary repertoire, featuring American organist Barbara Harbach.

…John Strege, Douglas L. Butler, and David Britton play the spectacular new 58-stop instrument built by Manuel Rosales and associates for Trinity Episcopal Church, Portland, OR.

…Malcom Archer, James Welch and John Walker play on new organs of modest dimensions but expansive potential.

…The acclaimed organist of Philadelphia's Wanamaker Store plays a recital at Northrop Auditorium of the University of Minnesota.

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…Tribute to Tournemire

…A guided tour of some of the instruments and repertoire which make up the exquisitely diverse discography of Sweden's outstanding young organist.

…Beginning the New Year with a special review of recent recordings of organ music from LP's and CD's. Host Michael Barone provides commentary.

…Reflections on and forecasts of some matters of consequence in the world of the King of Instruments.

…Organ settings of familiar holiday themes.

…Singing the Christmas tidings with pipes and other voices.

…Olivier Messiaen –A Tribute, an introduction to and celebration of the work of this century's foremost organ composer, on the occasion of his 80th birthday. The following are all works by Messiaen. : Diptyque (1930) –organist Jennifer Bate (1989 Danion-Gonzalez organ/Beauvais Cathedral) : Le banque celeste (1926) –organist Susan Landale (1852 Cavaille-Coll/St. Vincent de Paul Church, Paris)

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