Anton Heiller Memorial Organ

Sound of Today #8647

…Leonard Raver plays premieres of prize-winning works from the Southern College International Composition Competition, celebrating the inauguration of the new 70-stop Anton Heiller Memorial Organ, built by John Brombaugh on the campus in Collegedale, Tennessee.
Edwin Lemare

The People's Choice #8645

…the original compositions, phenomenal transcriptions and exceptional interpretations of Edwin H. Lemare are introduced by biographer Nelson Barden. Lemare himself performs via Welte Philharmonic Player rolls, with additional music played by Frederick Hohman.
Anton Heiller Memorial Organ

Tennessee Tracker #8643

…an introduction to the Anton Heiller Memorial Organ built by John Brombaugh for Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, Tennessee. Peter Planyavsky is featured in selections from inaugural week programs, recorded April 23—27, 1986
1673 van Hagerbeer Hoofdorgel organ

Going On Record #8640

…another popular quarterly sampler of recent organ recordings, featuring unusual and appealing repertoire, young artists, sonic surprises, and commentary.
Great Hall

A Mechanic's Hall Concert #8634

…worcester's famous 1864 Hook organ is played by James David Christie. This instrument is America's largest surviving 19th century concert hall installation, an historic treasure.
Ristinkirkko, Lahti

Lahti Festival 1985 #8632

…performances from Finland's foremost summer organ celebration, featuring Guy Bovet, Wolfgang Ruebsam, Andreas Rothkopf, Maija Lehtonen and Ewald Kooiman.
A Texas Toast

A Texas Toast

…concert performances by the celebrated Frank Speller on the 97-rank 1983 Visser-Rowlands organ in Bates Recital Hall of the University of Texas in Austin.
1993 Fisk-Rosales at Edith Bates Old Recital Hall, Rice University

A Texas Toast #8631

…concert performances by the celebrated Frank Speller on the 97-rank 1983 Visser-Rowlands organ in Bates Recital Hall of the University of Texas in Austin.

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