Episodes: 2019

…proving quality over quantity and the remarkable capability of organs with ‘only’ two manuals.

…the resurrection theme has inspired composers across many generations.

…in anticipation of Holy Week, selections from various compositions that enshrine Jesus’s final earthly utterances.

…these recent releases embrace intriguing repertoire covering six centuries.

…the talented British recitalist presents a program of transcriptions, plus an improvisation, at Verizon Hall in Philadelphia.

…performance styles over the years have changed, but the genius of J. S. B. remains a constant.

…in any era, the blend of these very different sound-sources always fascinates.

…praises, blessings, and general glorifications make these compositions particularly splendid.

…from the core format of organ music, these select and delectable items from beyond the standard repertoire.

…premieres of commissioned works and spontaneous improvisations recorded during the 2014 AGO National Convention.

…young musicians on the way up perform in Kansas, Georgia, and Massachusetts.

…Daniel Hyde’s opening concert on the highly anticipated new Miller-Scott Memorial Organ (Dobson Opus 93) at St. Thomas Church on 5th Avenue.

…excerpts from the Pipedreams 35th Anniversary (and Barone’s 50th) bash with Minnesota friends at the Wooddale Church.

…concert performances from near and far keep the King of Instruments in the spotlight.

…a reflection on the art of the great Netherlands organist and teacher, Gustav Leonhardt.

…a colorful collection of compositions involving the pipe organ with other instrumentalists.