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Celebrating the pipe organ, the King of Instruments |
Organ Profile
Photo–Richard Rasch
The Cathedral of Saint Paul.
Photo–D.G. Stroik
Gallery organ, with new Duncan Stroik casework in the manner of Emmanuel Masqueray.
Photo–Richard Rasch
The screen of the sanctuary organ behind the main altar.
Photo–Richard Rasch
The main alter and baldachin of the Cathedral behind which can be seen the organ screen.
The Cathedral of Saint Paul is blessed with two pipe organs, a 1927 Skinner in the Sanctuary and a 1963 Aeolian-Skinner in the gallery, the latter renovated and expanded by Quimby Pipe Organs in 2013, and both playable from a single (or two separate) console(s).
Programs that feature this organ
Robert Glasgow at the St. Paul Cathedral 8202- Robert Glasgow in Recital 8419
Olivier Messiaen’s Trinity Meditations 8724- Olivier Messiaen’s Trinity Meditations 9036
Organ Plus 9329- Notes on Distaff 9509
Cathedral Concerts 9703- Cathedral Concerts 9903
- Serene Alleluias! 0126
- An American Organist’s Christmas 0151
- Organ Plus 0333
- Bach Birthday Bash 0411
- Bach, Beethoven and Brahms 0542
- Notes on Distaff 0622
- A Minnesota Organ Book 0818
- Bach, Beethoven and Brahms 0824
- An Organist’s Yearbook 0852
- Twin Cities Tunes 0928
- Cathedral Resonances 1019
- Cathedral Resonances (encore) 1324
- Organ and Friends 1330
- Wonder Woman Wilma 1408
- At Saint Paul, in Saint Paul's 1442
- Cathedral Centenary Celebration 1522
- Music of the Night 1820
- The Nativity of the Lord 1850
Links & Resources
Photo–Richard Rasch
The original 1963 gallery organ façade
Photo–Richard Rasch
An external view in winter.