New Organs
Lauck Pipe Organ Company, Otsego, Michigan: Opus 61, 2009, Karl Schrock Residence,
Kalamazoo, Michigan
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John-Paul Buzard Pipe Organ Builders, Champaign, Illinois:
Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church, Lexington, Kentucky, Buzard 2009–2010 renovation;
Hayes Barton United Methodist Church, Raleigh, North Carolina, Buzard Opus 39, June 2010
Clavierübung III of J. S. Bach: Theology in Notes and Numbers, Part 3
Part 1 was published in the October issue of The Diapason, pp. 22–25, and Part 2 in the November issue, pp. 26–29
The Carol and Its Context in Twentieth-century England
Following the Victorian rediscovery (and regimentation) of the English carol dating from the Middle Ages, the carol tradition in England remained strong and thrived under several great composers: Holst, Britten, and Rutter among the more well-known
Remembering André Marchal, 1894–1980
André Marchal was a transformational figure in the history of organ building and organ performance
The Art of Teaching: Joan Lippincott at 75
Joan Lippincott's seventy-fifth birthday will be marked with the publication of a festschrift, Joan Lippincott . . . the gift of music, from which was excerpted this interview
On Teaching
This month’s column focuses on the Menuet Gothique, the second movement of Boëllmann’s Suite Gothique
In the wind . . .
When a great virtuoso connects with the audience as a human being everyone learns a lot
