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1986 Schantz at Grace Presbyterian Church, Houston

Magnifique! #9109

March 4, 1991

…The exceptional playing of Frenchman Olivier Latry. Latry was recorded in concert at Grace Presbyterian Church, Houston (1986 Schantz) during an American Guild of Organists national convention. He is also heard on the historic Cavaille-Coll organ of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris.

1692 Schnitger organ at Ludgerikirche, Norden, Germany

Passacaglia (I) #9108

February 25, 1991

…A stroll past some excellent and unfamiliar examples of this time-honored musical form.

1987 Casavant organ at First Presbyterian Church, Greenville

Duos and Duets #9107

February 18, 1991

…Music for two organists at one or two instruments, recorded in concert.

1866 Hook/Old South Presbyterian Church, Newburyport, MA

Eight Places in New England #9106

February 11, 1991

…Miniature musical postcards from an Organ Historical gathering along the Massachusetts north shore.

How Swede It Is (Encore of #8828) #9105

February 4, 1991

…organ music in celebration of the 350th anniversary of the first Swedish settlement in the New World.

The Next Generation (I) #9104

January 28, 1991

…The youthful talents of Christopher Young and Robert Poovey demonstrate that the art of organ playing is in good hands.

1987 Casavant organ at the Jack Singer Concert Hall, Canada

The Road to Calgary #9102

January 14, 1991

…Highlights from the recent and auspicious Calgary International Organ Festival celebrating a new Canadian concert hall and instrument, outstanding talent, and an enterprising community.

Butler, Decker & Welch #9101

January 7, 1991

…Not a law firm, but three persuasive organ advocates on the bench of Seattle's famous Flentrop at St. Mark's Cathedral.

1956 Aeolian Skinner organ at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Manhattan, NY

Going On Record #9053

December 31, 1990

…A survey of recent recordings.

1978 Kleuker at Notre Dame des Neiges, L’Alpe d’Huez, France

An Organist's Yearbook #9052

December 24, 1990

…A wide ranging summary of the past twelve months in the world of the king of instruments, with competition winners, new instrument dedications, and memorial tributes to friends and mentors...in particular, E. Lyle Hagert, Douglas L. Butler, and Klaas Bolt (requiescat in pace).

1714 Boizard organ of the Church of Saint Michel, Thiérache, France

A Carol Celebration #9051

December 17, 1990

…Arthur Wills: Carillon on Orientis partibus –Davis Briggs (Willis organ/Hereford Cathedral)

1988 Kleuker-Steinmeyer organ at the Tonhalle in Zürich, Switzerland

Preludes to the Christmas Festival #9050

December 10, 1990

…An international potpourri of holiday surprises for the organ.

Franck's Three Chorals #9049

December 3, 1990

…Rendering homage unto Cesar Franck in celebration of his December birthday and this year of the centenary of his death.

Fishing for Krebs #9047

November 19, 1990

…In search of tasty morsels from the work of J.S. Bach's illustrious pupil Johann Ludwig Krebs, whom the master proudly called “the best little crayfish in my brook.”

1859 Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Basilique Sainte-Clotilde, Paris, France

More Time for Tournemire #9044

October 29, 1990

…A reassessment of the immense body of work from the pen of the early 20th century master of mysticism, Frenchman Charles Tournemire.

Slee Hall Inaugural #9043

October 22, 1990

…Dedication performances on the new Fisk organ at SUNY-Buffalo, a long-term project finally completed.

Going On Record #9040

October 1, 1990

…A quarterly review of recent organ recordings.

For One or Two to Play (Encore of #8729) #9039

September 24, 1990

…solos and duets by Carole Terry, Timothy Nickel and Nancy LeRoi performed on the spectacular Fritts-Richards organ of Saint Alphonsus Church, Seattle

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