…a second tribute to the famous blind French organist, master improviser and prolific composer, featuring performances and comments by his students, friends and wife.
…winners of the Mader Competition in California and the St. Alban’s Competition in England show a way to the future for the King of Instruments.
…a spring survey of some recent CD releases from American producers in the USA, Canada and Mexico.
…selections from recital programs recorded on the Fred J. Cooper Memorial Organ by Dobson in Philadelphia’s Verizon Hall.
…delightful representatives of the Netherlands organ experience, with instruments and repertoire from five centuries.
…a celebration of the blind French composer, Jean Langlais [1902-1991], featuring performances by himself and his wife, Marie-Louise Langlais, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of his death.
…revisiting the art of one of the foremost organist-composers of the 20th century, on the occasion of his 125th birthday anniversary [b. May 3, 1886]
…selections from inaugural-series concerts on a pair of exceptional new instruments, by Richards-Fowkes & Company and Martin Pasi, in Houston and Dallas.
…music to commemorate the Christian Resurrection Festival and celebrate the earth’s joyful rebirth in springtime.
…a survey of instruments old and new, including the venerable Austin organ at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga.
…enhancing that ‘spring feeling’ with scores from the classics to Broadway songs, tuneful takes on the change of seasons.
…performances from an American Guild of Organists gathering presented in and around the Windy City.
…Paul Jacobs celebrates the reinstallation of the 1974 Kuhn pipe organ at Lincoln Center’s renovated Alice Tully Hall with a performance of Clavierübung III.
…celebrate the birthdays of the two greatest German exponents of the pipe organ, only two days apart: Johann Sebastian Bach (March 21) and Max Reger (March 19).
…in this first of three Bach-related programs this month, notable performers bring decided individuality to their interpretations and tributes.
…some up-tempo tunes to keep the blood warm and take us through to the beginning of spring.
…players and listeners alike experience a special exhilaration in concert settings.
…winners of the Miami International Organ Competition, plus other resident and guest soloists, play to the positives of the southern Florida organ scene.