Re: What Organ Would You Most Like To Play But Haven't Yet?
St. Sernin de Toulouse</P>
St. Mary, Redcliffe</P>
St. Maximin</P>
St. Bavo</P>
St. Paul's, London</P>
St. Pierre, Douai</P>
St. John the Divine; St. Thomas; Riverside</P>
Woolsey, Girard, Groton</P>
St-Thomaskirche (Sauer)</P>
Armley</P>
Merseberg</P>
Immaculate Conception, Boston</P>
Sion</P>
OK, I'd better stop now![:D]</P>
For a large, original Skinner (complete with French Horn) there is a nice 4-manual one at Trinity Church, San Francisco, and a nice 3-manual one in Wilmington, NC.</P>
Re: What Organ Would You Most Like To Play But Haven't Yet?
Greetings NYC,
Large, playable untouched Skinners in your area would be two 4m's in Toledo at Holy Rosary Cathedral and the freshly restored instrument at the Museum of Art. Theres a nice big restored Skinner at St. Luke's Evanston, IL as well. The biggie at Cleveland Auditorium will be heard at the 2009 convention.
All of the above have Solo French Horns by the way.
Keep your eyes peeled for open-console AGO events that take place from time to time!
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