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An Organist's Yearbook #9152

December 30, 1991
…Reflections upon events of the past twelve months, including highlights of some new instruments, tributes to Helmut Walcha, Jean Langlais and others, some summer snapshots, and resolutions for the new year.

Holiday Garlands #9151

December 23, 1991
…Holiday Garlands....sparkling and colorful arrangements of familiar melodies.

Seasonal Salutations #9150

December 16, 1991
…Seasonal Salutations....a sampler from three centuries of organists' musical greetings for the Christmas festival.

Preludes to the Christmas Festival #9149

December 9, 1991
…Preludes to the Christmas Festival....settings of Advent and Christmas melodies both old and new.

More Mozart #9147

November 25, 1991
…A further exploration of known and unknown works which sound better on the pipe organ than their composer ever imagined.
A Trip to Mexico

A Trip to Mexico #9146

November 18, 1991
…Historic instruments in Mexico City, Taxco and La Valenciana with commentary by restoration specialist Susan Tattershall. Recorded performances on this program were derived from CDs featuring organists Guy Bovet (Gallo CD-439, 440, 560 ) and Donald Joyce (Titanic CD-187/188) plus an LP created by the Mexican National Department of Restoration and Monuments devoted to performances by Felipe Ramirez.

Another Lemare Affair #9145

November 11, 1991
…Having fun with more of the recently revived original compositions and remarkable transcriptions of the once-most-popular organist, Edwin H. Lemare (1865-1934) The highest paid organist at the height of his career, Lemare was resident music for the cities of San Francisco, Chattanooga and Portland, and the popularity he enjoyed has not been rivaled by any subsequent virtuoso.

Hans Fagius on CD and on Tour #9143

October 28, 1991
…A visit with the resourceful and mobile Swedish organist, who shares some of his repertoire enthusiasms.

Going On Record #9140

October 7, 1991
…The autumn quarterly sampler of recent releases of organ music on cassette and compact disc, with comments and recommendations by host Michael Barone.

Wolfgang Ruebsam, Man and Music #9139

September 30, 1991
…Conversations with and performances by the provocative, multi-faceted artist and teacher from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

From Here to There #9138

September 23, 1991
…From here to there –five instruments, all variants on the American church organ theme, as practiced by builders from England, Connecticut, Holland and Illinois.
Lumsden and Latry

Lumsden and Latry #9136

September 9, 1991
…Lumsden and Latry - two young recitalists from England and France play recently installed instruments in Florida and Indiana.
The Instrument of King's

The Instrument of King's #9135

September 2, 1991
…Conversations with and performances by Stephen Cleobury, the director of music for historic King's College Chapel in Cambridge, England.
Original!

Original! #8712

August 19, 1991
…Recent works for organ by Minnesota musician Leonard Danek, performed by the composer.
From the Cathedral

From the Cathedral #8572

August 12, 1991
…Performances by Minnesota organists Howard Don Small and James Melby, recorded on the 4-manual Welte-Moller-Gould organ (1928-1983) at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The French Collection #8624

August 5, 1991
…A by-no-means thorough but satisfactorily diverse survey of French organ music from three centuries.
Variety, the Spice

Variety, the Spice #8605

July 29, 1991
…With organist Karel Paukert we visit Cleveland, Saint Paul, and Gifu (Japan), hear organs by Holtkamp, Van Daalen, and Tsuji, and come to understand why this musician, for one, will never get bored!
Americana Revisited, Part 1: Americana Visited and Revisited

Americana Revisited, Part 1: Americana Visited and Revisited #8454

July 22, 1991
…Another in an occasional but continuing series of programs featuring recordings from the archives of the Organ Historical Society and comments from the OHS executive director William VanPelt. Among the historic instruments in this broadcast are several by the excellent but little known St. Louis builder John George Pfeffer.
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