…an international sampler of recent pipe organ installations in Virginia, New Jersey, Louisiana, Austria, Germany and England.
…groups of brief, characterful movements proved a good 'recipe' for organ composers in France, and they stuck with it through centuries!
…instruments at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and Cincinnati's Museum Center at Union Terminal reveal two sides of the American organ builder's craft.
…a sentiment-rich collection of 'songs from the heart' recorded in theaters, museums, private music studios and churches.
…composers and performers showcase the traditions of organ music in Stockholm and beyond.
…in Miami (FL), Syracuse (NY), and Appleton (WI), young performers show how their special talents won them special notice.
…with hymns, chorales, chants and organ solos, we reflect on spring's rebirth at Easter.
…the great master, Johann Sebastian, provokes our understanding of historic tradition as well as our sense of adventure.
…though his pages often contain a tumult of notes, Max Reger's compositions also encompass magical moments of reflection and compassion.
…performances on recently inaugurated instruments in Nashville, Chicago, Shreveport, Park Rapids (MN), Victoria (BC) and Tampa.
…performances by and conversation with England's premiere Town Hall Organist, king of the Hill (organ) in Birmingham.
…what started out as a suspect Spanish 'walking dance' evolved into one of classical music's most profound genres.
…from three centuries of compositions, an overview of the 'old-world' organ art as practiced in the 'new world'.
…great instruments and great music can be found in abundance in America's greatest city!
…a centenary tribute to imaginative and virtuosic American composer-organist Robert Elmore (1913-1985).
…an introduction to the Iberian organ experience in anticipation of our upcoming Pipedreams Tour!
…across many generations, songs of faith have provided composers with familiar themes to embellish.
…a focus on female practitioners of the organ art, featured as recital soloists and composers (sometimes simultaneously).
