From the 17th through the 20th centuries, composers have gathered together movements of tenderness, audacity, rhythm and color to create sweet samplers of their art.
As always, the King of Instruments enjoys visitors, and ours today come in many forms and flavors.
Showing independence of spirit and diversity of expressive means, a sampler of music from Norway.
Tune in and discover a few revelatory attitudes and probing interpretations that set this noteable French virtuoso apart from the norm.
It may seem that organs can never be too large, but the music on this week’s show reveals the beauty in smaller things—music played on instruments with only a single manual keyboard!
Tune in as we look at battle music. Quite the opposite of peace pieces, this collection chronicles the strife between good and evil.
Come along as we explore composers for the organ and historic instruments from Mexico.
This week’s show is a convenient collector’s guide to remarkable recordings featuring American performers and instruments.
This week, we’ll reflect upon events form the past year and take a look at some projections for the future.
Taken from many nations, the music on this week’s program adds a distinctive flavor to our Christmas celebration.
Join us for a merry mingling of composer and performers, celebrating the holiday season.
Preluding the Christmas festival, we play the ‘waiting game’ with a collection of music for the Advent season.
…whether in Renaissance style or rhumba, when the pipe organ’s in the mood there’s no better partner. This week’s program is a display of the kinetic energy that surrounds the King of Instruments.
At Ann Arbor’s 75-year-old Michigan Theatre, an aging pipe organ served as keystone to the downtown’s heritage preservation.
…In tribute to the patron saint of music, concert performances on the recently installed, multi-faceted pipe organ at the Cathedral of Saint Cecilia in Omaha, Nebraska.
This week we celebrate the 125th anniversary of Canada’s most prominent organ maker: Casavant Frères.
This week we visit three recent and noteworthy pipe organ installations in American concert halls.
This week we’re taking a walk on the darker side with some spooky and surprising evocations of things that go ‘bump in the night’, music for Hallowe’en.
