In the wind . . .
We could say that Classical Music has earned its bad rap as pricey, snooty, exclusionary, and snobbish, and I think we might be the culprits.
PDF URL
Issue Content
New Organs
Dobson Pipe Organ Builders, Ltd., Lake City, Iowa: Church of St. Peter Claver, West Hartford, Connecticut
Cover feature
Milnar Organ Company, Eagleville, Tennessee: Cal Turner, Jr. Residence, Franklin, Tennessee
University of Michigan 48th Annual Conference on Organ Music
The emphasis of the 48th conference, which began October 5 and continued for three days, was on the music of Olivier Messiaen.
Heinz Wunderlich at 90
On April 25, 2009, Heinz Wunderlich will turn 90. Wunderlich has remained true to his calling, digging deep into the music of Reger and Bach and carrying that tradition into the 21st century with his own works, despite trends that have gone off in all directions.
On Teaching
This month and next I want to share a few thoughts about hymns and the teaching of hymn playing.
Nunc Dimittis
Lukas Foss, James Barclay Hartman, Thomas A. Klug, Ewald Kooiman, Joseph F. MacFarland, Richard H. (Dick) Peterson, William J. (Bill) Stephens, Marguerite Long Thal
