O. H. S. in Iowa (Part 1)

…performances on historic American instruments recorded during the 1986 Organ Historical Society conclave.

Program Broadcast dates:

• Week of July 27, 1987

Links and Resources:

• Printable program listings

Music played in the program

Part I

SAMUEL de LANGE: Sonata –William Kuhlman (1891 Schuelke/St. Boniface Church, New Vienna, IA)

JOHN KNOWLES PAINE: Prelude in b, Op. 19. MARCEL DUPRÉ: Flieuse, from Suite Bretonne, Op. 21 –William Ness (1886 Moline/St. John Lutheran Church, Dubuque, IA)

CESAR FRANCK: Pieces in F, from L’Organiste. JOHANNES BRAHMS: Chorale-prelude, Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele, Op. 122. HYMN: Deck thyself with gladness, o my soul –Carol Hawkinson (1883 Moline/St. Mary’s Church, Davenport, IA)

Part II

MARCEL DUPRÉ: Le Tombeau de Titelouse, Op. 38 (selections) –George Bozeman (1912 Pilcher’s Sons/Trinity Episcopal Church, Iowa City, IA)

FRANZ LISZT: Adagio –John Seboldt (1868 King/St. Joseph’s Church, Rickardsville, IA)

LOUIS VIERNE: Impromptu, from Fantasy Pieces, Op. 54. MARCEL DUPRÉ: Berceuse, from Suite Bretonne, Op. 21. HANS de VRIES: Postlude No. 1. CLEMENT SCHOLEFIELD: Hymn, The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended –William Kuhlman (1891 Schuelke/St. Boniface Church, New Vienna, IA)

Guest commentator is former OHS Executive Director William van Pelt. Recordings were made by Scott Kent. For information concerning the OHS and its activities and recordings: