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First Presbyterian Church organ, Tallahasse

Florida Flashbacks #9405

…Aural visions of a new instrument in old style at First Presbyterian Church, Tallahasse, and an older instrument revised and renewed at the University of Florida, Gainesville.
1992 Bedient organ at Saint Rita Catholic Church, Dallas, Texas.

Two Organs by Gene Bedient #9402

…A pair of new instruments by Nebraska's acclaimed tracker organ builder are heard in highlights from inaugural season recitals at Queens College/City University of New York and Saint Rita Catholic Community, Dallas.
1984 Fritts-Richards organ at Saint Alphonsus Church, Seattle Wash.

Going On Record #9401

…A New Year's survey of recent recordings, focusing on American artists and instruments. This material also appeared at the Autumn '93 fundraiser.
1990 Casavant organ at Philharmonic Center for the Arts; Naples, Florida

Winners, Winners, Winners! #9344

…Victorious performances from the 1993 editions of the J.S. Bach International Competition in Washington DC, the Naples (Florida) International Festival, and the Flint (Michigan) International Competition.
The Castro Theatre

Indian Summer #9340

…A special program devoted to performances on theater organs large and small, featuring George Wright, Chris Elliott, Ashley Miller, Stan Kann, Lynn Larsen, Simon Gledhill, Jelani Eddington, Dan Bellomy, Jim Riggs, Walt Strony, and Ron Rhode on the “Mighty Wurlitzer”.
1990 Visser-Rowland organ at Wooddale Community Church, Eden Prairie, Minn.

From the Wooddale Church #9338

…Sounds of glory and praise from the 5-manual, 74-stop Visser-Rowland organ in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, reputed to be the largest modern-built mechanical-action organ in the United States.

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