…sharing music and conversation with the notable American theatre organist Walt Strony.
…fluent fingers fantasize the finer features of flowing streams, raging rivers, lazy or torrential raindrops, etc. as we acknowledge the importance of water in the organist’s repertoire!
…for the seventh day of the seventh month, scores by Widor, Rheinberger and Guilmant offer players and listeners a rainbow of tonal possibility!
…in conjunction with Canada Day (July 1), we celebrate artistic and instrumental representatives of our northern neighbor.
…despite its formidable reputation, the King of Instruments knows how to let its hair down now and then.
…highlights from a national gathering of the Organ Historical Society in and around the Twin Cities.
…the delightful and sun-shiney music of the gifted Spanish virtuoso and priest, Padre Antonio Soler.
…revisiting some engaging mechanical-instruments in Minneapolis-Saint Paul neighborhoods.
…a stimulating visit with English organist Tom Winpenny, who introduces us to his many musical enthusiasms.
…whether with words or music, creations or interpretations, these artists compel our admiration.
…concert and competition performances feature ‘live’ music made vivid in the moment.
…recalling famous and forgotten names from the past who still engage us with their unique talents.
…proving quality over quantity and the remarkable capability of organs with ‘only’ two manuals.
…the resurrection theme has inspired composers across many generations.
…in anticipation of Holy Week, selections from various compositions that enshrine Jesus’s final earthly utterances.
…these recent releases embrace intriguing repertoire covering six centuries.
…the talented British recitalist presents a program of transcriptions, plus an improvisation, at Verizon Hall in Philadelphia.
…performance styles over the years have changed, but the genius of J. S. B. remains a constant.
