Episodes: 2010

…solo performances of music from France, and a pair of American concertos from the American Guild of Organists’ 2004 national convention, featuring the eye- and ear-catching Glatter-Götz/Rosales organ.

…the old boys in northern Europe showed the way, and others later followed with extravagant compositions that explore the stylus phantasticus manner.

…we return to upstate New York for performances by students and faculty of the Eastman School of Music recorded during a remarkably popular and successful weekend organ festival.

…solo performances of music from France, and a pair of American concertos from AGO 2004, featuring the eye- and ear-catching Glatter-Götz/Rosales organ.

…celebratory and contemplative scores explore the energy of the springtime festival of rebirth.

…a stellar line-up of exceptional young players who have won important awards in recent national and international competitions.

…with students from the Oberlin Conservatory and musicologist Steve Plank, we celebrate ‘live’ at Warner Hall.

…varied interpretations, transcriptions, arrangements, and outlooks enhance our appreciation of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

…a celebration of composers and performers, in anticipation of International Women’s Day [observed on March 8].

…a roundup of live performance events on interesting instruments from throughout the United States.

…a diverse collection of other musical friends teams up with the King of Instruments to make a glorious noise.

…considering the talents demonstrated by these youthful performers, the future of the art of the organ is in good hands.

…a colorful collection of music featuring African-American composers and performers.

…a celebration of the life and work of the industrious and indefatigable American composer Emma Lou Diemer, with comment, compact discs, and concert performances.

…samples of recently released recordings, a world-wide demonstration of organistic activity.

…some stories, with and without words, prove that music’s universal language is completely comprehensible.

…between Marseille and Toulouse, we audition some of the instruments to be visited during our spring tour in the south of France.