All Episodes

…music by our resident composers always makes a good impression.

…one of the most popular and influential composer-performers of the Baroque era continues to inspire in the 21st century.

…in consort with one, two, or dozens of companion instrumentalists or singers, the King of Instruments proves itself an affable and amiable colleague.

…in traditional and contemporary repertoire, American artists at home and abroad reveal the energy of live performance.

…communities rejoice with diversely designed and recently installed pipe organs.

…. . . premieres performances and first recordings feature music and musicians in Albuquerque.

…whether combined with saxophone, brass ensemble, chamber orchestra or symphonic ensemble, the King of Instruments proves itself an able and amiable companion.

…in commemoration of the centenary of the death of Bach's greatest admirer, Johann Baptist Joseph Maximillian Reger (1873-1916).

…with vintage recordings digitally reissued, we reflect on one of the great 20th century masters of the pipe organ.

…a sampler of some of the instruments to be featured in June during the 2016 American Guild of Organists National Convention.

…a visit with audio producer Christoph Frommen to sample of some of his recent projects.

…whether with a single trumpet or in the context of a full brass ensemble or band, the pipe organ will prevail.

…as seasons come and go, who is not filled with a sense of joyous celebration at the coming of Spring!?

…a visit with British well-rounded organist Margaret Phillips, including selections from her impressive Bach cycle and other examples from her extensive discography.

…a collection of choral works and organ solos in celebration of the Feast of the Resurrection.

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

…we get the month off to a right and proper start by putting our left foot forward!

…a visit with Ken Double of the American Theatre Organ Society, with excerpts from recordings made at ATOS Conventions centered in Cleveland, Seattle, eastern Massachusetts, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Philadelphia.