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The four-manual stage console in concert position (photo credit: Andrew Forrest / Létourneau Pipe Organs)

Cover feature: Létourneau Opus 100

1873 E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings Opus 649

The First Presbyterian Church of Chicago: the Oldest Religious Organization of the City and its Leadership in Music during its First Century

1750 Gabler organ

In the Wind: Favorite Pipe Organs

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Nunc dimittis: Joseph Burgio and Br. Theophane Woodall, C.PP.S.

Muller organ, Gay Street United Methodist Church

Cover feature: Muller Pipe Organ Company, Gay Street United Methodist, Mount Vernon, Ohio

Example 1: Wagner, Parsifal transformation excerpt

Forgotten Symphonies: Hans Fährmann and the Late German Romantic Organ Sonata

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Osterville, MA. Mice have harvested the black felt.

In the Wind: the care of pipe organs

An Italian harpsichord (photo credit: Gavin Black)

On Teaching: Harpsichord Introduction, part 2

Rev. Dr. Charles S. Brown

Nunc dimittis: Rev. Dr. Charles S. Brown

Beckerath organ, Ketter residence

Cover feature: Stephen Ketterer residence

Mascioni Opus 1205

New Organs: Mascioni, Church of the Santissimo Crocifisso

Patrick Scott

Spotlight on Improvisation, Part 5: an Interview with Patrick Scott

Henri Mulet

Gallia Poenitens: Mulet’s Esquisses Byzantines as Spiritual Testament

Pasta in Bologna (photo credit: John Bishop)

In the Wind: Follow the money

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Nunc dimittis: Jürgen Ahrend and Justin Hartz

AIO 2022 Atlantic City Convention, Boardwalk Hall

Cover Feature: American Institute of Organbuilders celebrates 50 years

Schoenstein & Co. Opus 181

New Organs: Schoenstein & Co. Opus 181

St. Mark's Cathedral D. A. Flentrop

The Sound of D. A. Flentrop: St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral, Seattle, WA

St. Mary of the Harbor Episcopal Church

In the Wind: reviewing years of organ maintenance

Jack and Marlene Sievert

Nunc dimittis: John "Jack" Sievert

Woolsey Hall Skinner organ

Cover feature: Yale Institute of Sacred Music at Fifty Years