Unedited and without a net, four superb soloists know how to put three pipe organs through their paces.
At Ann Arbor’s 75-year-old Michigan Theatre, an aging pipe organ served as keystone to the downtown’s heritage preservation.
A sampler of six new American-built instruments that were inaugurated during the past ten years.
From seventh grade to graduate school, aged 12 to 21, these talented players point the way towards the pipe organ’s future.
On four historic instruments in this New York university town, we explore a collection of cordial and creative contemporary compositions.
The Netherlands, beyond its eye-catching windmills and colorful tulips, is home to an incredible treasure of historic and modern pipe organs.
Whether because of a guiding star, or a brilliant flash of inspiration, our composers make more vivid that special moment of clarity.
We ring out the old and ring in the new with reflections on happenings in 2006 and some projections for the future in 2007.
Our own composers and performers know how to bring a unique and special flavor to the holiday season.
Performers and composers from many lands celebrate the Nativity Festival.
Composers old and new create music of awe and expectation that preludes the Christmas festival.
A commemorative tribute to three American composers and a meditation for World AIDS Day 2006.
Some lively aural reminders of the fun we had during our recent visit to southern Germany and beyond.
Three contemporaries, a German, an Englishman and an American, embraced the pipe organ in divergent yet harmonious ways.
Exemplary scores by a titan of the keyboard who liberated the organ in ways we are only beginning to fully appreciate.
Exploring a collection of scores, some new, some newer, all by American composers.
Popular and unflappable church musician John Walker shares insights on his world and an extraordinary modern concerto that he champions.
With campus colleagues, faculty soloist Charles Tompkins celebrates the inauguration of the Hartness Organ (C.B. Fisk Opus 121) at Furman University in Greenville, SC.
