All Episodes

. . . in anticipation of the upcoming convention in 2022, we share these remembrances from AGO Seattle 2000.

. . . concert excerpts featuring youthful performers, composers and transcribers.

. . . a selective survey of recent recordings exemplary of organ music in its many manifestations.

...African-American performers, composers and themes enrich our experience of the King of Instruments.

...recital and session performances by the youthful organ professor at Ball State University, Stephen C. Price.

...recordings (on analog tape!) made by producer-host Michael Barone in the days before PIPEDREAMS.

…a collection of choice concert recordings from the home territory of PIPEDREAMS.

Nordic Variations . . . we explore more Scandinavian music with intrepid and indefatigable recitalist and recording artist James D. Hicks.

. . . to enhance the instrument’s versatility and impact, Martin Pasi recently completed a 47-rank addition to the historic 64-rank 1961 Holtkamp pipe organ.at at St. John’s Benedictine Abbey in Collegeville, MN.

. . . the annual summary of 12 months' happenings, celebrating success and lamenting losses

. . . holiday music in performances featuring performers, composers, and organ builders in the United States.

. . . with composers and instruments from many lands we celebrate the Nativity.

. . . we savor music on liturgical themes that prepare the way for the festival of Christmas.

. . . despite its usual churchy associations, the King of Instruments does enjoy stepping out to the theatre now and then.

. . . music in celebratory appreciation of our beneficences.

. . . whether with strings alone, or with chamber-sized or symphonic ensembles, nothing enhances the sound of a pipe organ better. 

. . . Pipedreams host Michael Barone shares some of the recordings that fueled his early interest in the pipe organ.

. . . an exploration of instruments that influenced Albert Schweitzer and inspired the beginnings of the Organ Reform movement.