Episodes: 1987

…a festive Evensong service from the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, the last of eleven programs devoted to performances recorded during the 1982 National Biennial Convention of the American Guild of Organists held in Washington, DC.

…organists Marilyn Keiser and Nancy Lancaster play on C.B. Fisk’s 97-rank magnum opus instrument in Saint Paul, MN.

…continuing explorations of historic American instruments in the midwest, as documented by the Organ Historical Society.

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…The Viennese organist performs on the Fisk organ at House of Hope Church in S. Paul, MN.

…Charles Tompkins performs this monumental cycle of nine thoughtful impressions of the Divine Spirit, composed by one of the greatest musicians of our age.

…The New Marcussen organ at Wichita State University is the first American installation by this famed Scandinavian builder, and offers many musical opportunities.

…conversations with Harald Vogel, who performs repertoire from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods on appropriate instruments (old and new).,

…More conversation with organist-biographer Michael Murray, and modern and archive recordings of compositions and performances by the late Marcel Dupre.

…classical and theater organ wizard Hector Olivera demonstrates his legendary versatility in a wide variety of repertoire.

…Additional little-known compositions by master-organist Marcel Dupre, including his concerto for Organ and Orchestra.

…a continuing our exploration of this great early 19th century musician, with first performances of recently discovered manuscripts.

…The world premier performance of a new cantata for chorus and organ by American composer William Albright.

…Another quarterly selective sampling of recent organ recordings, with emphasis on the unusual and the unusually attractive.

…A program in a continuing series, today devoted to lesser-known compositions by the late Marcel Dupre.

…Recordings by Martin Haselboeck and Wolfgang Ruebsam (in concert) on the new “Bach Organ” at St. Augustine's Church

…Original works by and homages to J.S. Bach played by Barbara Harbach, Robert Parris, J. Melvin Butler and Marek Kudlicki.

…continuing our exploration of the known and unknown music of this great early 19th century musician.