New Organs (page 43)
Parkey OrganBuilders, Duluth, Georgia: Opus 10 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Marietta, Georgia
PDF URL
Issue Content
New Organs
John-Paul Buzard Pipe Organ Builders, Champaign, Illinois: Second Presbyterian Church, Bloomington, Illinois, Opus 37
From the Dickinson Collection: Music and Worship
“Music and Worship” is the fifth installment in The Diapason’s “From the Dickinson Collection,” a series of articles featuring items from Clarence Dickinson’s personal library, housed at William Carey University in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Paul Manz: May 10, 1919–October 28, 2009: In Memoriam
Paul Otto Manz, widely celebrated organist, dean of American church musicians, and composer of the internationally acclaimed motet E’en So, Lord Jesus, Quickly Come, died October 28 in St. Paul, Minnesota, at the age of 90
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s <i>English Suite for Harpsichord</i> at 100
The story of the first 20th-century solo harpsichord piece
THE DIAPASON: The First Hundred Years
Tributes by Michael Barone, Jack M. Bethards, Michael D. Friesen, Orpha Ochse, Barbara Owen, Frederick Swann, and John Weaver
On Teaching
A little bit about the state of organ teaching in 1909, the history of teaching, and the role of teaching in shaping history, especially personal history
In the wind . . .
On December 1, 1909, the first edition of The Diapason took newsstands by storm
From the classified advertising archives—the whimsy file
Classics from the classifieds in THE DIAPASON
Editor's Notebook
One can only wonder if The Diapason’s founder, Siegfried E. Gruenstein, envisioned the day his magazine would turn 100
