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 Keyboard Instruments > Organ
Webring dedicated to the promotion, ressources and concerns of the professional concert and liturgical organist. Yes, and silent film theater organs, too! This ring includes the sites of world-renowned organists, who play in churches or concertize. They play many different wonderful works that can take the spirit into the heavens, including the works of Buxtehude, Bach, Dupre, Durufle, Jongen Rheinburger, Vierne, Widor, and Franck. Other organists here have kept alive the tradition of organ playing as part of a silent film performance, where their playing helps to enhance the mood of the scene. This recently revived art also includes the restoration of historical theater organs. The organ photo is of the pipe organ in Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois, Paris.
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A sampling from our Member Sites(s) Use the link above to review/visit
John Grew - Canada
University Organist at McGill University (Montreal), chair of the organ area of the Faculty of Music, and artistic director of the McGill Summer Organ Academy.
Laszlo Deak - Hungary
Accomplished Hungarian concert organist, and prizewinner in several prestigious international competitions. Biography, references, concerts, photo, discography etc.
Stefan Therstam, organist in the Engelbrekt church, Sto
Stefan Therstam, organist in the Engelbrekt church, Stockholm, Sweden. Organ concert soloist and improviser.
JULIANA M. AINSCOUGH, GTCL, FTCL, M.Mus., FRCO.
Julie Ainscough is based in Surrey, in the South-East of England. She is a concert organist, choral director and composer. She teaches pipe organ and piano to advanced levels (including RCO professional diplomas), together with music theory and advanced composition.
Organ Festiwal in Warsaw
Organ Festiwal in Warsaw (PL) on the historic Schlag und Sohne Organ from 1900.
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