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.
Saint Matthew’s Roman Catholic Cathedral

AGO 1982 VIII (Encore of #8435) #8629

…performances by the Choir of St. Thomas Church in New York City, recorded at Saint Matthew’s Roman Catholic Cathedral in Washington DC during the 1982 National Biennial Convention of the American Guild of Organists.
Wurlitzer  at Organ Stop Pizza, Mesa, AZ

The Sound of (the) Silents (Encore of #8587) #8626

…an entertaining glimpse at the show-biz cousin to the “king of instruments,” the theater organ, once the ubiquitous accompaniment to the action on the silver screen, now a popular attraction in its own right. Guest commentator Karl Eilers joins host Michael Barone in examining just what a “theater organ” is, and what it can do.
1882 Steere and Turner organ at Pullman United Methodist Church.

Chicago, Chicago #8623

…another exploration of some of the interesting and sometimes curious old instruments in the Windy City, with performances recorded there during a convention of the Organ Historical Society.
Marcel Dupré

The Dupré Legacy, Part 1: A Centenary Tribute #8617

…with Dupre biographer Michael Murray we explore the life of the master performer, teacher and composer, a towering figure in the 20th century organ world. Representative recording highlight more than 40 years of performance in France, England and the United States.

An O.H.S. Sampler

…a revisit with William Van Pelt of the Orlan Historical So ciety, from which archives we draw a potpourri of performances on noteworthy older American instruments.
1928 Skinner

An O.H.S. Sampler #8616

…a revisit with William Van Pelt of the Orlan Historical Society, from which archives we draw a potpourri of performances on noteworthy older American instruments.
1738 Müller

Jean Guillou, Virtuoso-Iconoclast #8615

…concert recordings by the noted French musician, whose original compositions, transcriptions, and improvisations reveal a modern genius of Lisztian proportion. Guillou's vision of the modern organ's potentials is uncommonly arresting.

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