…another popular quarterly sampler of recent organ recordings, featuring unusual and appealing repertoire, young artists, sonic surprises, and commentary.
…digital recordings of performances by the noted British organist, taped in recitals at St. Mary's and Grace Cathedrals in San Francisco.
…concertos and other musics for organ with diverse collegial involvements.
…a recital by Catharine Crozier on the organ at Church of Epiphany in Washinton, DC, recorded during the 1982 National Biennial Convention of the American Guild of Organists.
…the first of several program that explore the known and unknown music of this great early 19th century musician.
…roots organ music from the earliest times plus some modern reflections.
…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.
…another program of archive recordings by Marcel Dupre and performances of several of his less-known compositions.
…performances from Finland's foremost summer organ celebration, featuring Guy Bovet, Wolfgang Ruebsam, Andreas Rothkopf, Maija Lehtonen and Ewald Kooiman.
…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.
…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.
…recordings by American organists David Craighead, William Porter, William Kuhlman and Laraine Olson Waters.
…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.
…a recital by the acclaimed New York organist and composer, recorded on the 1981 Holtkamp organ at Plymouth Congregational Church, Minneapolis.
…another selective sampling of unusual and appealing new organ recordings, with commentary by program host Michael Barone.
…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.
…all the repertoire on this broadcast was originally written for some medium other than the pipe organ. While some of you may consider a transcription “impure,” the tradition of adapting music for organ performance is based on centuries-old precedents. Bach thought nothing of playing a Vivaldi violin concerto on the organ.
…a by-no-means thorough but satisfactorily diverse survey of French organ music from three centuries.
