
Podcast by Organ Media Foundation
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 362 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

This week we're listening to performances by artists who will be featured in this year's convention of the Organ Historical Society in Philadelphia. Find complete information about this episode at www.kingofinstruments.show/2026/07/19/. The K... more
This week we're previewing some of the artists that will be performing at the 2026 AGO National Convention in St. Louis. Find complete information about this episode at www.kingofinstruments.show/2026/06/28/. The King of Instruments is a prod... more
This week we're listening to music by composers who have been commissioned to write new music for the 2026 AGO National Convention happening in St. Louis. Find complete information about this episode at www.kingofinstruments.show/2026/06/21/. The Kin... more
Here on Flag Day we take some time to explore more American organ music. Find complete information about this episode at www.kingofinstruments.show/2026/06/14/. The King of Instruments is a production of the Organ Media Foundation organ.media... more
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This program offers in-depth explorations of historic and contemporary organ repertoire, performances, and instrument builders, framed around curated concert experiences and venue notes. Episodes commonly blend biographical context, musical analysis, and live or studio performances on historic and modern organs, often linking pieces to specific venues, builders, or historical periods. A notable trait is the strong emphasis on organ culture as a living tradition—covering composers from Bach to Mendelssohn, profiles of prominent builders, and contextual discussions of performance practice, instrument design, and sponsorships that connect listeners to the broader organ community. For potential listeners, the show likely appeals to classical mu... more
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