On Teaching
Examples of programs from the last several years—one harpsichord and one organ—and some of the thinking behind the programming choices in each one
Recitals--Examples
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Whole No. 1233
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New Organs
M. P. Rathke, Inc.,
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix, Arizona
M. P. Rathke, Inc.,
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix, Arizona
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Thomas Prentice Sanborn (1892)
Goulding & Wood, Inc. (2011)
Cook Grand Hall
Indiana Landmarks Center,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Thomas Prentice Sanborn (1892)
Goulding & Wood, Inc. (2011)
Cook Grand Hall
Skinner Opus 774 Is Saved
Skinner Opus 774 is in like-new condition, thoroughly appreciated, and safely installed in its new California home
It was July of 2004. The voice on the phone was Douglass Hunt, premier organ technician for some of New York City’s highest profile churches and their giant organs. He had been in contact with Christ Church in the posh Bronx village of Riverdale. They were very interested in acquiring Skinner Opus 774, an original 1929 organ still installed at St. Paul’s Memorial Reformed Church in Reading, Pennsylvania.
Dedication of Casavant Opus 3875, Kauffman Center, Kansas City, Missouri
The inaugural recital weekend March 10–11, 2012 for Casavant Opus 3875 featured James David Christie performing an eighty-minute recital
Christopher Houlihan Vierne Marathon: A review of the New York recital
On Saturday, June 2, Christopher Houlihan kicked off his six-city tour of the six Vierne symphonies with two recitals at the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue in New York City
On Saturday, June 2, Christopher Houlihan kicked off his six-city tour of the six Vierne symphonies with two recitals at the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue in New York City. This church has been since 2010 the home to a large and very successful Pascal Quoirin organ. There is no doubt that the program performed on it that day will stand as one of the greatest of its career.
