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A Radio Program for the King of Instruments A radio program for www.pipedreams.org the king of instruments SPREAD THE WORD. PROMOTE THE SHOW. SUPPORT PUBLIC RADIO. Coll/Notre-Dame d’Auteuil, Paris) Aeolus CD- PAUL DeMALENGREAU: Tumult in the Praetorium PROGRAM NO. 0227 07/01/2002 10141 (OHS) JOHANN VOGLER: Chorale-prelude, Jesu Leiden, Going On Record … a review of recently CHARLES-MARIE WIDOR: Nocturne (Duo No. 4) Pein und Tod. released compact discs of organ music. Host –Irmntraut Friedrich, p; Felix Friedrich (1909 DANIEL LESUR: Scene of the Passion Michael Barone guides you through. Schwarz/Immanuel chapel, Bremen-Walle) LYNWOOD FARNAM: Toccata, O sons and daugh- JOHANN PACHELBEL: Toccata & Fugue in F – Edition Lade CD-031 (OHS) ters, let us sing Andreas Schröder (1729 Wolckland/ MARCEL DUPRÉ: Cortege et Litanie, Op. 19 –Suzanne JEAN-FRANCOIS DANDRIEU: Variations on an Lukaskirche, Mühlberg) Unda Maris CD-20181 Chaisemartin (1863 Cavaillé-Coll/St. Suplice, Easter Carol (www.aeolus-music.com) Paris) Aeolus CD-10221 (www.aeolus-music.com) LARRY KING: Resurrection SAMUEL SCHEIDT: Bergamasca –Robert Bates DUPRÉ: Carillon, Op. 27, no. 4 –Michael Murray LOUIS VIERNE: Etoile du soir, Op. 54, no. 3 (1995 Fritts) and David Yearsley (1984 (1863 Cavaillé-Coll/St. Suplice, Paris) Telarc LARRY KING: Fanfare to the Tongues of Fire Fisk/Stanford University, Stanford, CA) Loft CD- SACD-60516 (www.prms.org) 1008 (www.loft.cc; 877-783-5638) Performances on compact disc by Ms. Jensen and DIETRICH BUXTEHUDE: Praeludium in G – her choir are available from Pro Organo Records Volker Ellenberger (1997 Janke/Evangelical City (www.zarex.com). Church, Bückeburg, Germany) Naxos CD- PROGRAM NO. 0228 07/08/2002 8.554543 (www.naxos.com) The American Muse … refreshing, recent Program originally issued as #9022 in May ’90. J. S. BACH: Chorale-prelude, Valet will ich dir geben, works from young (or young at heart) com- S. 735 –John Bodinger (1983 Fisk/Downtown posers recorded mostly in concert. United Presbyterian Church, Rochester, NY) DANIEL GAWTHROP: Partita on Hyfrydol –Carol Sonabilis CD-1001 (www.sonabilis.com) PROGRAM NO. 0230 07/22/2002 Feather Martin (Moeller/National City Christian BACH: Variations, Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig, S. 768 Pageant! … Church, Washington, DC) a colorful progression of works by (selections) –Robert Noehren (1970 Noehren/ 1st GREGORY YASINITSY: Music for Flute, Organ and American composers recorded in concert. Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, NY) Fleur de Lis Percussion. CHARLES IVES: The Unanswered LEO SOWERBY: Pageant –John Balka (1915 CD-0101-2 (www.fleur-de-lis.com) Question. MARK WINGES (arr.): Machaut Suite Austin/San Francisco Civic Auditorium) OHS CARL NIELSEN: 2 Short Preludes, fr Op. 51 – –Katherine Triest, f; Peter Thielen, per; Mark CD-88 (OHS) Washington Symphonic Brass Ensemble; Douglas Winges (Beckerath/St. Bede’s Episcopal Church, EMMA LOU DIEMER: Folk Hymn Sketches Major (Washington National Cathedral) Summit Menlo Park, CA) (I think when I read; All things bright and beautiful; CD-305 (www.summitrecords.com) PAMELA DECKER: Toccata (1987) –Pamela Decker We bow down before you) –Christa Rakich (1982 JEAN FRANCAIX: Giocoso, fr Suite Profane. (1965 Flentrop/St. Mark’s Cathedral, Seattle, WA) Rosales/Granada Hills Presbyterian Church, FRANZ XAVER SCHNIZER: Intermezzo, fr Sonata Arkay CD-6091 Northridge, CA) No. 1 –Gillian Weir (1974 Phelps/ Hexham Abbey, RICHARD PURVIS: Of Moor and Fen. SCOTSON ROBERT ELMORE: Pavan, fr Rhythmic Suite. England) Priory CD-752 (www.priory.org.uk) CLARKE: March aux Flambeaux –Thomas Hazleton ROGER BOURLAND: Branle, fr Morning Sonata ASTOR PIAZZOLLA: Novitango. ROLF WALLIN: (1928 Kimball/Minneapolis Auditorium, MN) –Thomas Neenan (1985 Fisk/St. Matthew’s Elegi –Burkhard Schmidt, sax; \Traugott WILLIAM DOERRFELD: Colors and Patterns –Ellen Episcopal Church, Pacific Palisades, CA) Forschner, tpt; Gunter Kennel (1957 Schuke/ Doerrfeld (1986 Dobson/St. Olaf College, WILLIAM BOLCOM: 3 Gospel Preludes, Book 2 Passionskirche, Berlin-Kreuzberg) Procreatio CD- Northfield, MN) (Jesus loves me; Shall we gather at the river?; 75951 (www.ohscatalog.org) FREDERICK HOHMAN: The Homecoming –Fred Amazing Grace) –Brian Schober (1967 Beckerath/ PAUL MANZ: Hymn Suite in D (The Day of Hohman (1970 Schlicker/1st Lutheran Church, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, New York City) Resurrection; My song is love unknown; A mighty Lyons, NY) SAMUEL PROWSE WARREN: Prelude & Fugue in fortress) –Paul Manz (1965 Schlicker/Mount SCOTT JOPLIN: Original Rag –Richard Heschke A-flat –Howard Bakken (1984 Nordlie/ Oliver Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN) Manz (1985 Jaeckel/Concordia College, Bronxville, NY) Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD) Music CD-922 (1434 Hewitt Avenue; Saint Paul, LEONARD DANEK: Flowers, fr Lyric Pieces MN 55104) Program originally issued as #9004 in January ’90. –Leonard Danek (1979 Sipe/Hennepin Avenue JOSEF RHEINBERGER: Trio in D-flat, Op. 189, no. 1 United Methodist Church, Minneapolis, MN) –Wolfgang Rübsam (1994 Rieger/Fulda Pipedreams CD-1001 (www.pipedreams.org; 651- Cathedral) Naxos CD-8.554809 290-1345) THEODORE DUBOIS: Fiat Lux, fr Douze Pieces PROGRAM NO. 0229 07/15/2002 BENJAMIN CARR: Sicilian Marriners. RICHARD Nouvelles –Stephen Tharp (2001 Seifert/St. John’s DONOVAN: Land of Rest. PAUL MANZ: Neander at the Gate, Triosdorf-Sieglar, Germany) Organus Wilma Jensen at Saint George’s … a tribute –Howard Bakken (see above) Classics CD-210126 (OHS) to a superb musician, who was recorded on the HOWARD HANSON: Chorale & Alleluia –David MALCOLM ARCHER: Fanfare –Willibald Casavant organ of St. George’s Episcopal and Marion Craighead (Austin/Asbury United Guggenmos (1999 Eule/St. Michael’s Church, Church in Nashville, TN. Methodist Church, Rochester, NY) Pro Organo Schwabmünchen) Unda Maris CD-20091 (OHS) ALBERTO GINASTERA: Toccata, Villancico & CD-7046 (www.zarex.com) DEODAT de SEVERAC: Fanfare Fuguée, fr Suite Fugue (1947) Scholastique –Michelle Leclerc (1885 Cavaillé- JOHN LaMONTAINE: Evensong Program originally issued as #9048 in November ’90. PIPEDREAMS® is a weekly radio series produced by Minnesota Public Radio and broadcast APOBA is a proud spon- over stations of the Public Radio International network. For more information, contact your sor of Pipedreams. local public radio station or call 612-338-5000, or access www.pipedreams.org. www.apoba.com A radio program for www.pipedreams.org the king of instruments SPREAD THE WORD. PROMOTE THE SHOW. SUPPORT PUBLIC RADIO. Chamber Orch/Hartmut Haenchen, cond; Roland RALPH SIMPSON: Homage to H.D.T. and J. S. B. PROGRAM NO. 0231 07/29/2002 Münch (1756 Migend/St. Nicolai Church, Berlin) (1985); Swing low, sweet chariot (1963); Roll Jordan, An American Organ Sampler … recent instru- Capriccio CD-10135 (OLF) roll (1964) ments by Watersmith, Berghaus, Buzard and W. F. BACH: Fugue in e, Fugue in F –Wolfgang ULYSSES KAY: Organ Suite No. 1 (1958) Harrold in Massachusetts, Illinois and California. Baumgratz (Neresheim Monastery; see above) BETTY JACKSON KING: Nuptial Song (1969) MARCHAND: Plein jeu; Basse de Trompette. ALAIN: Program originally issued as #9410 in March ’94. GEORGE WALKER: Elevation (1963) Deux Danses à Agni Yavishta. BACH: Erbarm dich EUGENE HANCOCK: Fantasy (1985) –Herman D. uns bei deinem Wort. MARCHAND: Dialogue PROGRAM NO. 0233 08/12/2002 Taylor (1972 Schantz/All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Atlanta). All of the above selections, –Laraine Olson Waters (1991 Watersmith/Mont On the Milwaukee Road … sounds from the played by Herman Taylor, were recorded (r. Marie Chapel, Holyoke, MA) Harrison Digital CA- past, featuring 19th and early 20th century 6/30/92) during a National Convention of the 02 (Watersmith, Inc., P.O. Box 110, Enfield, NH 03748) instruments between Milwaukee and Madison, American Guild of Organists. BYRD: A Fancy. RUSSELL: Voluntary No. 8 in B-flat. played during a national convention of the THOMAS KERR: Anguished American Easter, 1968 HOWELLS: Saraband in Modo Elegiaco –George Organ Historical Society. Edward Damp (1991 Buzard/St. John the Divine –Herndon Spillman (1990 Visser-Rowland/ GUILMANT: Grand Choeur, Op. 52, no. 2. Episcopal Chapel, Champaign, IL) Calcante CD- Wooddale Church, Edina, MN) Titanic CD-205 SCHMID: Dance Suite –Marilyn Stulken (1879 001 (209 Eastern Heights Drive, Ithaca, NY 14850; (www.titanicrecords.com; 212-517-5633) Schuelke/Trinity Lutheran, Milwaukee) 607/273-3675; www.calcante.com) Program originally issued as #9506 in February ’95. DOLMETSCH: Andante cantabile –Jane Edge (1902 CABANILLES: Tiento de primer tono de mano izquier- Hutchings-Votey/6th Church of Christ Scientist, da; Paseo; Pasacales de primer tono –John Butt (1988 PROGRAM NO. 0235 08/26/2002 Milwaukee) Harrold/University of California, Berkeley) Organ Plus … BENOIT: Versets on Ave Maris Stella –Michael Hoerig further forays into repertoire for Harmonia Mundi CD-907047 (www.prms.org) (1909 Hinners/St. Martin’s Church, Martinsville) the organ “augmented”, in this case by brasses, SAINT-SAENS: Prelude & Fugue in E-flat, Op. 99, RHEINBERGER: 2 Monologues –Bruce Bengtson strings, winds, and electronics. no. 3. VIERNE: Légende, fr Pieces in Free Style. (1938 Kilgen/St. Robert’s Church, Shorewood) PURCELL (arr. Swartman): Overture for Trumpets DURUFLÉ: Variations on Veni Creator Spiritus BACH: Valet will ich dir geben. HUNTER: Cotton –Cathedral Brasses; Albert Schönberger (Mainz –Louis Patterson (1987 Berghaus/Grace Lutheran Boll Two-Step –Stephen Cushman (1863 Wadsworth/ Cathedral) Motette CD-20211 (OHS) Church, River Forest, IL) Cappella CD-102 (c/o St. James Church, Madison) ALBINONI:
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