1915; 1996 Casavant Frères organ, Opus 615, at Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Montréal, Québec, Canada

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Programs that feature this organ

#0802: New Vistas for the New Year

…in preparation for our spring tour in Province Québec, a sampler of 19th and 20th century instruments in Montréal, Trois Riviers, Québec City and points in between.

#0923: Celebrating Canada

…in tribute to the Royal Canadian College of Organists, RCCO, in its centenary year, a program of Canadian composers, performers, and instruments.

#0945: Champions in Canada

…highlight performances from Montréal by winners of the 2008 Concours International d’Orgue du Canada, with commentary from CIOC artistic director John Grew.

#1122: Off the Shelf

…a spring survey of some recent CD releases from American producers in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

#1439: Oh, Canada

…we feature Canadian composers and performers in anticipation of the upcoming Canadian International Organ Competition in Montreal.

#1644: The New Releases

…another sampler from among the remarkable influx of recently produced recordings, with music from five centuries.

#1726: A Montreal Organ Festival

…a salute to Canada Day and the upcoming combined conventions of the Royal Canadian College of Organists and the American Guild of Organists.

#1914: Famous Last Words

…in anticipation of Holy Week, selections from various compositions that enshrine Jesus’s final earthly utterances.

#1925: Canadian Capers

…in conjunction with Canada Day (July 1), we celebrate artistic and instrumental representatives of our northern neighbor.

#9930: A Montreal Organ Book

Visit A Montréal Organ Book with the Organ Historical Society: Music and instruments from Provence Québec, featuring Canadian artists.

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