All Episodes

1993 Mander/St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church

Anton Bruckner and the Organ #9805

February 2, 1998

Though symphonies and choral music have secured his fame, it was the organ he first loved and which remained a life influence.

San Antonio Sweets #9804

January 26, 1998

Performances by members of the Alamo Chapter of the American Guild of Organists in Texas.

Prairie Fire #9803

January 19, 1998

Hot sounds from Kansas university campuses in Wichita and Pittsburg.

Sioux Souvenirs #9802

January 12, 1998

Concerts from American Guild of Organists gatherings in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and Sioux Center Iowa.

Going On Record #9801

January 5, 1998

A New Year’s survey of recent releases of organ music on compact disc.

1852 Serassi organ at Valenza Cathedral, Italy

An Organists Yearbook #9752

December 29, 1997

Reflections and recollections of a year gone by, and hopes for the year to come.

American Christmas #9751

December 22, 1997

From Georgia to California and New York to Kansas, we offer joyous greetings from around these United States.

Holiday International #9750

December 15, 1997

Savoring seasonal organ repertoire from many lands.

In Quiet Joy #9749

December 8, 1997

Celebratory compositions in a variety of dynamic levels on Christmas themes.

Until Shiloh Come #9748

December 1, 1997

Music of expectation and exhultation for the Advent season.

1986 Walker/Lancing College Chapel, England

Welcome All Wonders #9747

November 24, 1997

A collection of music to stir the soul.

Going On Record #9746

November 17, 1997

An autumn survey of recent releases of organ music on compact disc.

Shall We Dance?

November 10, 1997

A display of surprising rhythmic agility, proving that even the King of Instruments can “get down” on occasion.

A Tale of Two Cities #9744

November 3, 1997

A cautionary contrast of realities facing historic instruments in Hamburg, Germany, and at the University of Pennsylvania’s Irvine Auditorium in Philadelphia.

Church of the Holy Apostles in New York City

From Soup to Notes #9743

October 27, 1997

At Church of the Holy Apostles in New York City, meals and music share sanctuary space. Inaugural recitals on a new organ provide our feast.

1980 44-rank Hendrickson organ at First Lutheran Church

Czech It Out #9742

October 20, 1997

A sampler of some exceptional and little-known music by composers from Czechoslovakia.

Friends on Fisks #9741

October 13, 1997

European music of the past is recreated in the United States on three instruments built by the profoundly influential American organ designer, the late Charles Brenton Fisk.

A Sense of History #9740

October 6, 1997

Whether built for a mansion or a rural parish church, these century-old instruments have stories to tell.

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