All Episodes

1990 Zanin organ at the Chiesa di Santa Rita da Cascia, Torino, Italy

Getting a Little Bossi #1125

…a sesquicentennial tribute to Marco Enrico Bossi [1861-1925] the composer, virtuoso, and teacher who ‘modernized’ the art of the organ in Italy with his passionate, romantic music.
1998 Glatter-Götz; Rosales organ at Claremont United Church of Christ, California

The Next Generation #1123

…winners of the Mader Competition in California and the St. Alban’s Competition in England show a way to the future for the King of Instruments.
1772 Robustelly organ at Sint Lambertuskerk, Helmond, The Netherlands

Dutch Treats #1120

…delightful representatives of the Netherlands organ experience, with instruments and repertoire from five centuries.
Jean Langlais

Langlais On Langlais #1119

…a celebration of the blind French composer, Jean Langlais [1902-1991], featuring performances by himself and his wife, Marie-Louise Langlais, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of his death.
Marcel Dupré

Dupre on Dupre #1118

…revisiting the art of one of the foremost organist-composers of the 20th century, on the occasion of his 125th birthday anniversary [b. May 3, 1886]
2010 Pasi organ, Opus 19, at Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Houston, Texas

Two from Texas #1117

…selections from inaugural-series concerts on a pair of exceptional new instruments, by Richards-Fowkes & Company and Martin Pasi, in Houston and Dallas.
Evelyn Gibbs

Tennessee Tales #1115

…a survey of instruments old and new, including the venerable Austin organ at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga.
1974; 2010 Kuhn organ at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, New York

Bach in the Big Apple #1112

…Paul Jacobs celebrates the reinstallation of the 1974 Kuhn pipe organ at Lincoln Center’s renovated Alice Tully Hall with a performance of Clavierübung III.
1982 Oberlinger organ at Marktkirche [Market Church], Wiesbaden, Germany

Sebastian and Max #1111

…celebrate the birthdays of the two greatest German exponents of the pipe organ, only two days apart: Johann Sebastian Bach (March 21) and Max Reger (March 19).
Johann Sebastian Bach

Celebrating Bach! #1110

…in this first of three Bach-related programs this month, notable performers bring decided individuality to their interpretations and tributes.

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