1964 Möller; 2001 Goulding & Wood organ at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC

In Black and White

Tune in and celebrate contributions made to the art of the organ by African-American composers and performers.

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Program Broadcast dates:

• July 12, 2004

Music played in the program

THOMAS KERR: Selections from Suite Sebastienne, Theme & Cantus; Frolicking Flutes; Reverie for Strings; Procession of the Gargoyles –Mickey Thomas Terry (1964 Möller; 2001 Goulding & Wood/National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC) Pipedreams Archive recording

EUGENE HANCOCK: Sometimes, I feel like a motherless child. WILLIAM B. COOPER: 2 Pieces: Toccatina; Pastorale –Mickey Thomas Terry (1970 Aeolian-Skinner/National Presbyterian, Washington, DC) Pipedreams Archive recording

NOEL DaCOSTA: Generata for Organ and Strings [1958]; Ukom Memory for Organ and Percussion [1981]; Spiritual Set [1974] –Newman Baker & Dill McDaniel, percussion; Lorna McDaniel (1979 Rieger/First Unitarian, Wilmington, DE) Adama LP-001

NOEL DaCOSTA: Triptich [1973] –Mickey Thomas Terry (1994 Lively-Fulcher/St. Patrick RCC, Washington, DC) Pipedreams Archive recording

GEORGE WALKER: 3 Piece: Elevation; Jesu, wir sind hier; Invokation –Mickey Thomas Terry (1970 Aeolian-Skinner/National Presbyterian, Washington, DC) Albany TROY136

EUGENE HANCOCK: 5 Spirituals: We are climbing Jacob’s ladder; Swing low, sweet chariot; Go, tell it on the mountain; My Lord, what a morning!; Joshua fought the Battle of Jericho –Robert Scoggin (1958 Möller+Sipe rebuild/Christ UMC, Rochester, MN) Pipedreams PD CD-1002

This program was originally issued as #9507 in February 1995.