Episodes: 1993

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…The Organ in Advent....music of expectation, contemplation, reverence and celebration, in anticipation of the Nativity.

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…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.

…“Spiritual” music with twist, in observance of All Hallows Eve.

…vibrant recital performances and revelatory conversation with an internationally-reverred virtuoso, one of the last living representatives of a grand playing tradition.

…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”.

…This modest Indiana town, through the music of one venerable and three recent pipe organ installations, proves itself a gracious and hospitable residence for the King of Instruments.

…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.

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

…sonically splendid performances of music by Englishmen performed at the Cathedral of Saint Paul, Minnesota. Participating players include Paul Boehnke, E. Lyle Hagert, James Callahan and Helen Garvey Jensen. Choirs from the Colleges of St. Catherine and St. Thomas, the University of Wisconsin (River Falls), and Macalester College join with an audience of 1500 to make the rafters really ring. Feel free to sing along!

…from coast to coast, music of American composers and performers, including highlights from the 1986 San Anselmo Festival in California.

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

…in search of some “lost chords”, this is an exploration of the varied art of transcription.

…roots organ music from the earliest times plus some modern reflections.