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The first recording of Richards-Fowkes Opus 16 in Goodson Chapel at Duke University Divinity School! The chapel space presents a warm acoustical environment, allowing the organ to project a solid but unforced sound. The new organ is a gem among the extraordinary collection of organs at Duke.

Rakich is known for creative programming and this recording includes many unusual pieces, such as a Mendelssohn Prelude and Fugue (transcribed), the famous Concertino in D by Chaminade with Wendy Rolfe, flute, three new toccatas by James Woodman, and more. Play time: 75"13'

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A Tribute to Yuko Hayashi; Christa Rakich, organist; Richards, Fowkes & Co. Op 16, Goodson Chapel, Duke University Divinity School

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Roger W. Sherman, Saint Mark's Associate Organist Emeritus, performs one of the popular "All Bach" concerts, an annual feature of the St. Mark's series.
Gothic/Loft Recordings, 75':02"

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Bach at St. Mark's - Roger Sherman - the Flentrop Organ at St. Mark's Cathedral, Seattle

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Elizabeth and Raymond Chenault, celebrated duo organists, play the 3-79 Ruffati at Clayton State College, Georgia; 1996

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Christmas at Spivey Hall

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A prominent element in the shared culture of cities of the Hanseatic League were the pipe organs. Jonathan Moyer begins a series on these remarkable instruments in Lubeck, on an organ with pipework from the mid-1400s. Expanded by Stellwagen in 1637, the "north" organ in St Jakobi was an important model in the revival of historical styles of organ building in the 20th century. Play time: 65:12

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Voices of the Hanse: Organist Jonathan Moyer at the Stellwagen Organ, St. Jakobi Church, Lübeck

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