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Yoon-mi Lim, 2004 First Prize Winner of the AGO National Young Artist’s Competition in Organ Performance, presents the Goulding & Wood 3/70 built in 1997 for St. Meinrad’s Archabbbey in southern Indiana. OHS members who attended the 1993 Kentuckiana convention will remember this spectacular monastic chapel and it’s resonant acoustic, which Ms. Lim employs to fine effect with her spirited playing.

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Gifts from Above, Yoon-mi Lim plays The Goulding & Wood organ at St. Meinrad's Archabbey

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Our Dancing Day: John Ayer directs the Memphis Boychoir and Memphis Chamber Choir

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Our Dancing Day: John Ayer directs the Memphis Boychoir and Memphis Chamber Choir

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Thomas Heywood: The Living Tradition

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Thomas Heywood: The Living Tradition

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The choirs of Saint Paul's Parish, K Street, Washington, DC join forces in this first recording under the baton of Robert McCormick (appointed in 2008). McCormick and Assistant Director of Music John Bradford Bohl lead the Parish Choir and Boy and Girl Choristers in a fine program of American and British choral music by composers of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, interspersed with organ works of Charles-Marie Widor. The choirs are accompanied on the 1996 Schoenstein organ. Sidney Campbell: Sing we merrily, McNeil Robinson: Missa brevis: Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei; Herbert Howells: Behold, O God our defender; Leo Sowerby: Evening Service in E minor: Magnificat, Nunc dimittis; John E. West, O Trinity of the blessed light. Hymns: Tell out, my soul (Woodlands), We sing of God, the mighty source (Magdalen College)

Robert McCormick, Organ improvisation on Woodlands, O Salutaris Hostia, Peter Hurford: Litany to the Holy Spirit; Charles-Marie Widor from Symphonie I for organ, Op. 13, March pontificale, Adagio; Charles Wood: O thou sweetest source
Pro Organo, 2010; play time: 74:01

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We Sing of God

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What a Classic, Thomas Heywood

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What a Classic, Thomas Heywood

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