By Rani Fischer Read the PDF version here. I am writing in the middle of the Covid-19 shutdown while New York City is drowning in grief, Kenyans are being beaten…
Author: Karl-Mary Akre
By Dr. Jeannine Jordan Read the PDF version here. It is Saturday afternoon around 2:00 p.m. You are in your favorite comfy chair. You have been invited to an organ…
By Ann Marie Rigler, D.M.A. Read the PDF version here. In April 2002, during the final springtime of his life, Fred Rogers (“Mr. Rogers”) delivered a speech at the University…
By Anne Laver Read the PDF version here. Judith Bingham is one of Britain’s most decorated living composers. Among her honors are a handful of British Composer Awards, premieres by…
By Sister Stacie Lightner, D.Mus Read the PDF version here. Pandemic Context Like many musicians, my work has changed dramatically during the Covid-19 pandemic. I was scheduled to play a…
AAM Journal October 2020 A Great Host of Composers A great host of women bring the glad tidings. (Psalm 68:11b) Click here to view a PDF version. Contributors: Marissa Hall Director…
Lorraine S. Brugh is Senior Research Professor of Music at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Indiana. She is also Adjunct Professor of Theology, teaching in the area of contemporary systematics. From 2017-2019…
Gail Archer released a new CD of contemporary Ukrainian organ literature recorded on the Riegger-Kloss organ, the Armenian Catholic Church, Chernivtsi, Ukraine. The project was made possible by generous grants…
Stephanie Barth’s biography of Mildred Andrews Boggess has been accepted for publication and will appear in spring, 2021 Mildred Andrews Boggess: Oklahoma’s First Lady of the Organ by Stephanie Ann…