- Friends is paying tribute to Stokowski Symphony of 15,000 with ambitious Sept. 28 concert showcasing Symphony in C.
- How the 1919 Concert led to Stokowski’s famous transcriptions.
- Ways quality restoration depends on the fine details.
- How new paneling is unleashing the powerhouse Solo division.
- What the gilded fine detail of the Restored Case looks like.
- How the Organ Facade was staged and how the public thrilled.
- What John Near will tell us about Stokowski and Widor at the 1919 Mega-Concert.
- How medium density fiberboard is a revolutionary paneling for pipe chambers that is having wonderful results in the Solo division.
- Ways backstage quick work kept the Major Chimes chiming.
- How the facade pipes were gilded while in Greek Hall.
- Registrations revealed from a Keith Chapman candid photo.
- Does restoring the case make the Organ sound better—some surprising conclusions.
- Recalling three Wanamaker Organ champions: Bill Bragg, Raymond Friday and Larry Grundy, and the gifts they brought us.
- Where the best seats are for our September 28 Grand Evening Concert.
