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Celebrating the pipe organ, the King of Instruments |
Organ Profile
Photo–Richard Rasch
Console and nave.
Photo–Richard Rasch
Nave and echo division. The gallery console is partially visible
2012 Foley-Baker (utilizing pipes from Welte (1928), Aeolian-Skinner (1958), Möller (1964) and Gould & Sons (1983) at the Episcopal Cathedral of Saint mark, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Programs that feature this organ
AGO 1980 - A Healey Willan Tribute 8204- AGO 1980 - The Elmer Iseler Singers 8209
- A Healey Willan Tribute 8418
Arise, Shine 9515- Going On Record 9527
- Home for the Holidays 9651
- Holiday International 9750
- Going On Record 9801
- Dominion Discoveries 9825
- An Organist’s Yearbook 9852
- Three for Three 9914
The Stations of the Cross 2015- Seasonal Seasonings 2051
- Partita Time 0141
- Hamburger Hotdish 0239
- Hymns for the Lost and the Living 0536
- Bach, Home in Minnesota 0712
- In the Light 0732
- In Concert 0909
- Cathedral Resonances 1019
- Prayers and Alleluias 1214
- Cathedral Resonances (encore) 1324
- New Sounds from St. Mark's 1331
Links & Resources
Cathedral of Saint Mark- 1928 Welte organ
- 1964 Moeller organ
- Welte-Moller organ
- 1983 Gould & Schultz organ
- 1996 Schantz console
- 2012 Foley-Baker organ
- Foley-Baker website description
Saint Mark's Organ History – An Instrument's Evolution