2004 John Brombaugh organ at First Presbyterian Church, Springfield, IL

Without travelling abroad, we can learn more about this music by playing on instruments attuned to his era.

…composers from four centuries create energetic musical manifestations of a timeless, singular song of praise.

…from Gounod to Gershwin, we offer a collection of melodious, mobile music guaranteed to keep you on your toes.

…a collection of seasonal melodies elaborated in the French and German traditions.

…with hymns, chorales, chants and organ solos, we reflect on spring's rebirth at Easter.

…a multi-cultural exploration of diverse musicks for the Festival of the Nativity.

…in celebration of the Christian Resurrection Festival, music from the earliest surviving organ book to contemporary compositions and of-the-moment improvisations.

…three wildly different composers, one from the German Baroque and a pair from 20th century Germany and England, make for interesting contrasts.

…in anticipation of the holiday season, a collection of music on Advent themes.

…whether in Baroque chorale-preludes, Victorian anthems, or contemporary meditations, compositions for the Resurrection Festival always uplifts.

…composers from four centuries create energetic musical manifestations of a timeless, singular song of praise.

…a contrapuntal convergence honoring the births of Johann Sebastian Bach (3/21/1685) and Max Reger (3/19/1873).

…music on themes for the season of Advent, heralding the coming of Christmas.

…whether with carols or noels, anthems or improvisations, these musicians proclaim holiday cheer!

…music of profound introspection and overt rejoicing for the Christian Resurrection festival.