…a select survey of some sacred music written by one of the 20th century’s most honored composers, Benjamin Britten, on the hundredth anniversary of his birth.
…a glimpse at some intriguing repertoire and exquisite recordings made by engineer-producer Christoph Frommen for his Aeolus Music label.
…positive returns from the numerous soloists who have presented concerts on the instrument Gabriel Kney built for the University of St. Thomas in Saint Paul, MN.
…prize–winning young organists explore intriguing repertoire beyond the same–old–same–old.
…from Minnesota down to Louisiana, the King of Instruments has many exemplary representatives in the central segment of our United States.
…transcriptions and arrangements of select solos and scenes from the lyric stage seem perfectly at home in the organ loft, too!
…a tri–centenary salute to Bach's favorite and most prolific student, Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713–1780)
…a focus on the man behind the music of prolific American composer Dan Locklair.
…members of the Juilliard School organ studio of Paul Jacobs present a Pipedreams Live! concert at Alice Tully Hall.
…performances from the world's most popular classical music festival, recorded at London's Royal Albert Hall.
…a sesquicentennial salute to turn–of–the–(19th)–century recitalist, composer and teacher, Horatio Parker (9/15/1863–12/18/1919)
…concert performances from a recent conference on organ building and playing.
…a selective survey of some recent releases from a notable English label, with music from Durham, Ely, Oxford, York and Bristol.
…in anticipation of Women's Equality Day, a program to showcase women composers and organists.
…a centenary tribute to the celebrated San Francisco organist-composer Richard Purvis (1913-1994).
…in solos and choral accompaniments, resident and guest artists showcase the 2012 Foley-Baker rebuild of the Welte-Möller organ at the Episcopal Cathedral in Minneapolis.
…having a great time up in the organ loft, with clarinet, trombone, cello, and brass ensemble.
…during his later Leipzig years, Bach revised and prepared a diverse collection of chorale preludes that were his final testament in this format.
