Poetic portraits and psalmists songs summon soothing images of lush summer fields and quiet times.
A visit with the remarkable young blind British organist David Aprahamian Liddle.
A display of surprising rhythmic agility, proving that even the King of Instruments can “get down” on occasion.
These brilliant denizens of heaven evoke their rolls as travelers’ guide, focus of prayers and wishes, and symbol of nations, while providing us with a star-studded musical celebration.
…the rich resource of our nation’s own compositional talent store gives our ears and hearts much for which to be thankful.
Considering what one player at the console can accomplish, just imagine what is possible with organ duos and duets.
Everybody loves a familiar tune, and these composers take advantage of some popular melodies from diverse cultures.
Sounds of some noteworthy and historic instruments in and around Chicago, as prelude to upcoming national conventions of the American Guild of Organists and Organ Historical Society.
Or Woman Composers for the Organ, a survey of some interesting works by some interesting people.
Further glimpses at the remarkably diverse organ repertoire by American composers, recorded in and around Boston.
Glimpses into the life and art of respected American teacher and recitalist David Craighead.
Encompassing both tumultuous and tender compositions to mark the 50th anniversary of Max Reger’s death, May 11, 1916.
Recital performances on the historic 1878 Merklin and famous 1979 Fisk organs at House of Hope Presbyterian Church on Summit Avenue in Saint Paul, MN.
But not so distant, either, three new pipe organs at Indiana’s Goshen College, Saint Chrysostom’s Church in Chicago, and the University of Notre Dame.
A springtime review of some interesting new CD releases of organ music from around the world.
Our musical progression leads from Palm Sunday through Passiontide and on to the Resurrection Festival.
A continuing centennial tribute to one of the most influential and effective advocates for the pipe organ, the late, great Edward George Power Biggs March 29, 1906—March 10, 1977.
Part one of a two part celebration of the 100th birthday of one of the most influential and effective advocates for the pipe organ, the late, great Edward George Power Biggs, March 29, 1906—March 10, 1977.
![1692 Arp Schnitger organ [plus additions] at the Martinikerk, Groningen, The Netherlands](https://img.apmcdn.org/34ee8ddc6c98c0a5d2f7b61bb2f6f76e4b50d92c/square/15c678-the-netherlands-groningen-martinikerk-schnitger-lg-webp1200.webp)
