Episodes: 2014

1430 Anonymous at St. Andrew’s Church, Ostönnen, Germany

An Easter Offering #1415

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

From Harvard Yard #1413

…a visit to Memorial Church to hear the new gallery organ by C. B. Fisk, the renewed 1930 Skinner organ in Appleton Chapel, and some historic resonances of instruments from the past.
Bach

Bach Alive #1411

…concert performances of music by the greatest composer for the pipe organ, in celebration of his birthday and the beginning of spring.
Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach

Sibling Rivals #1409

…though Wilhelm Friedemann Bach was reputed to be the finest organist of his era, he died penniless while his younger brother, Carl Philip Emmanuel Bach, prospered as harpsichordist to Frederick the Great and, later, Music Director for the city of Hamburg.
Wilma Jensen

Wonder Woman Wilma #1408

…a celebration, on the occasion of her 85th birthday, of the art, the music, and the indomitable spirit of one of Nashville’s great performers and classy ladies, Wilma Jensen.
Gottfried August Homilius

Heiller and Homilius #1405

…you might think them an odd couple, but Anton Heiller from 20th century Austria and Gottfried August Homilius from 18th century Saxony both knew a thing or two about writing for the organ.

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