All Episodes

…More recordings and repertoire by the famous French virtuoso and teacher Marcel Dupre.

…some musical views of the scintillating American organist Anthony Newman.

…rosalind Mohnsen and John Weaver play on landmark American instruments in new homes.

…inaugural performances on the huge new 193-rank Rodgers pipe organ at Second Baptist Church in Houston, TX.

…viennese recitalist Michael Radulescu plays contemporary and historic music in Tennessee and Switzerland.

…a spring quarterly survey of some recently released recordings of organ music, with commentary by program host Michael Barone.

…music on the themes of Holy Week and Easter.

…concert and recorded performances by the young British virtuoso and the famous voices of London's historic cathedral.,

…concert and recorded performances by the young British virtuoso and the famous voices of London's historic cathedral.,

…some college and university instruments display a diversity of Bach's works.

…a concert by Wilma Jensen with encores by Virgil Fox and John Walker played at the famous New York City landmark.

…works by American composers, including selections form the new American Guild of Organists 90th Anniversary anthology of American Music.

…the Heroic Mr. Handel –jubilant and enticing original scores and arrangements from the “inventor” of the organ concerto.

…performances from inaugural concerts on the new John Brombaugh organ at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa.

…sonically splendid performances of music by Englishmen performed at the Cathedral of Saint Paul, Minnesota. Participating players include Paul Boehnke, E. Lyle Hagert, James Callahan and Helen Garvey Jensen. Choirs from the Colleges of St. Catherine and St. Thomas, the University of Wisconsin (River Falls), and Macalester College join with an audience of 1500 to make the rafters really ring. Feel free to sing along!

…conversation with and performances by the unconventional Swiss artist, heard on the C.B. Fisk organ at House of Hope Presbyterian Church in St. Paul, Minnesota.

…impressions of personalities, picturesque locales, and the mythic muse.

…impressions of personalities, picturesque locales, and the mythic muse.