Episodes: 1995

…a capsule survey of three centuries of music and instruments in Canada's Province Quebec.,

…diverse delicious distractions dedicated to variety and tuneful pleasure.

…a gilded gathering of guest talents, taped in concerts at the 1986 national convention of the American Guild of Organists.

…three unusual tributes to the memory and the mighty genius of Johann Sebastian Bach.

…leading us to the marvelous Marcussen organ at Wiedemann Hall of Wichita State University and the wonderful Wurlitzer at Century II Convention Center.

…the amiable and peripatetic Swiss musician introduces us to historic sounds south of the border, plus other delights.

…a summer seasonal sampler of recent recordings, with comment.

…recital performances on the 64-rank Casavant organ at the Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples, Florida.

…performances on the famous and historic Great Organ of the Methuen Memorial Music Hall in Massachusetts.

…a spring quarterly survey of recent recordings.

…with an international collection of old and new settings, we magnify and glorify Mary’s Song.

…a survey of mostly 19th-century instruments made by regional builders for churches in and around Maryland's prosperous port.

…continuing our overview of the works of American composer Leo Sowerby in his centennial year, with comments from Francis Crociata.

…performances from Saint James Cathedral and Saint Thomas the Apostle Church, and comments by Sowerby biographer Ronald Huntington.

…a survey of recordings of choral and organ works by the famous Michigan-born, Chicago-based, nationally acclaimed Leo Sowerby, one of America's major minor musical masters.

…dazzling performances by the three top prizewinners at the prestigious Calgary International Organ Competition in Canada.

…a collection of compositions on themes of resurrection, rebirth and renewal.

…from triumphal entry through trial and tribulation to redemption, a collection of liturgical and other music of ceremony and spirituality.