Episodes: 1988

…in recital, John Weaver at Grace Cathedral and Thomas Murray (+) at Trinity Episcopal Church.

…An introduction to the 1984 National Biennial Convention of the American Guild of Organists, featuring digital tapes of concerts and recitals performed in and around San Francisco.

…Organist Douglas L. Butler presents Marcel Dupre's famous 15 Pieces, op. 18 in a Vespers service at St. Boniface Church in San Francisco.

…Our potpourri covers a wide variety of musical types, performance styles and organ-building attitudes, with emphasis on an arresting listening experience.

…Music of American composers performed at Toronto's Roy Thomson Hall, the DuPont estate, Longwood Gardens and Grace Cathedral, San Francisco.

…An appreciative look at America's organ-building past. Special guest William van Pelt of the Organ Historical Society is convinced of the importance of preserving antique instruments, and demonstrates their variety and character with many recorded examples.

…American Guild of Organists 1986 ... Robert Glasgow and the Indepedent Presbyterian church Choir from Birmingham, Alabama, perform music by Louis Vierne.

…Marilyn Mason premieres new music and Janice Beck displays a new instrument at the University of Michigan.

…AGO 1986 –More finalists from the Organ Performance Competition in Detroit.

…Finalists in the National Young Artists Competition perform at the Mariner's Church and St. Jude's Church, Detroit.

…More recordings and repertoire by the famous French virtuoso and teacher Marcel Dupre.

…Rosalind Mohnsen and John Weaver play on landmark American instruments in new homes.

…Inaugural performances on the huge new 193-rank Rodgers pipe organ at Second Baptist Church in Houston, TX.

…Viennese recitalist Michael Radulescu plays contemporary and historic music in Tennessee and Switzerland.

…Going on record –a spring quarterly survey of some recently released recordings of organ music, with commentary by program host Michael Barone.

…Music on the themes of Holy Week and Easter.

…concert and recorded performances by the young British virtuoso and the famous voices of London's historic cathedral.,

…Some college and university instruments display a diversity of Bach's works.