Ortloff Opus 1, Nathan Davy, Duruflé Veni Creator

Lynne Davis plays Hymne sur Veni Creator by Nicolas de Grigny (1671–1703) on the Marcussen & Søn organ in Wiedemann Hall at Wichita State University. The program was part of the Rie Bloomfield Organ Series, “Wednesdays in Wiedemann,” on September 8, 2021. 
En taille à 5 (Plein jeu) 
Fugue à 5 
Duo 
Récit de Cromorne 
Dialogue sur les Grands Jeux

Lynne Davis is Robert L. Town Distinguished Professor of Organ at Wichita State University and an international concert organist. Though American by birth, Lynne Davis’s career has been richly steeped in French music, culture, aesthetics, and style. Her career was launched by taking First Prize at the 1975 St. Albans International Organ Competition in England—the eighth organist to receive that honor since the competition’s founding in 1962.  Now a leading international concert artist and master teacher, she has performed in nearly every cathedral in France, numerous major cities throughout Europe, and from coast to coast in the United States. Her activities have included being a featured performer and lecturer at two national conventions and several regional conventions of the American Guild of Organists, giving master classes and lectures about French organ literature and its history, and serving as a member of Chartres, Dallas, St. Albans, and Taraverdiev (Russia) organ competition juries. In October 2017, she served as juror for the Canadian International Organ Competition in Montréal and was a featured recitalist during the competition week.

Lynne Davis is represented in North America exclusively by Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artists, LLC.  

See her artist spotlight: https://www.thediapason.com/artists/lynne-davis

The organ program at Wichita State University is the cover feature of the November 2022 issue of The Diapason: 
https://www.thediapason.com/content/cover-feature-wichita-state-university

For information: www.wichita.edu/organ

Tyler A. Canonico plays Fanfare for a New Century by Aaron David Miller.

Létourneau Opus 136 resides at Market Square Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The organ comprises 83 total stops, 83 ranks, 4,683 pipes over four manuals and pedal. This organ was featured on the cover of the June 2022 issue of The Diapason.

https://www.thediapason.com/news/orgues-letourneau-opus-136

https://www.thediapason.com/content/cover-feature-letourneau-opus-136

https://www.letourneauorgans.com/organs/opus-136

Tyler A. Canonico is the minister of music and organist at Market Square Presbyterian Church in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, also an adjunct instructor of music at Lebanon Valley College where he conducts the seventy-plus member College Choir. In addition, he is the organist for the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra and the founder and conductor of the Harrisburg Camerata. He is represented by Concert Artists Cooperative.

https://tylercanonico.com/

https://www.concertartistcooperative.com/

Létourneau Opus 137 is located at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, St. Paul, Minnesota. The organ comprises 59 stops, 60 ranks, 3,591 pipes, and is featured on the cover of the June 2023 issue of The Diapason.
https://www.thediapason.com/content/cover-feature-letourneau-opus-137

The organ was delivered to the church in late October of 2022 and was installed in collaboration with the Organ Clearing House. The voicing of the instrument commenced after Thanksgiving with the welcome participation of Jonathan Ortloff for several weeks, and the project was wrapped up in the New Year.

Létourneau’s Opus 137 was played by Tim Strand in its first solo concert on April 23, 2023. 

For information: https://www.letourneauorgans.com/organs/opus-137