Whats on and where

[barniclecompton]

http://www.cinema-organs.org.uk/WHAT%27S%20ON/whatson-menu.html

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Liverpool Anglican Cathedral 11:15 am, Easter Monday. http://www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk/Resources/0/d/p/Easter%20Monday%202010%20-%20Ian%20Tracey.pdf

[KB7DQH]

Pipedreams-- a two-hour weekly radio program carried by National Public Radio here in the USA and some programming available online also.  Check www.npr.org for programming information.
One has to root around on that site but information is there, somewhere,  like          http://pipedreams.publicradio.org/

Locally our "for-profit"  KING-FM, 98.1, carries an hour-long program featuring choral/organ music,
titled "The Organ Loft"... available over the air on Sunday evenings at Ten PM local time.

Will  have to dig around and see what the Seattle Symphony is getting up to, as their recently (within the last decade or so) built concert facility, Benaroya Hall has a fine example of a C. B. Fisk mechanical action instrument  installed there.

Got on the forum too late to report on the "Silent Movie Monday" activity at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle, Washington.  They have a fine example of a well-maintained Wurlitzer Publix 1, which accompanies the movies.  (Much ad space purchased during the previously mentioned "organ loft" program ;D)   

And I am sure Pacific Lutheran University will at some point invite the public to Lagerquist Hall to hear the Paul Fritts Magnum Opus once again.  Link has details of the instrument and review of an album I wish to purchase, someday  ;)

http://www.gothic-catalog.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=LRCD%2D1025&Show=TechSpecs

Enjoy!
Eric

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http://www.organfocus.com/  should get you most anything here in the US, anyway.
Likely worth bookmarking.