Merrily on Hill

Christmas Organ Music on the famed E.M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner organ of Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor

"This would make the perfect gift for every organist-colleague on your Christmas list. (But be sure to order one for yourself in case you are not on someone else's list!). The programming is eclectic and thoroughly enjoyable, the playing is exquisite, the organ is sumptuous, and the engineering of the disc is first rate throughout."--The Diapason

Prestant Records PR-1004

$15 postpaid

Check or money order in US funds to:
James Kibbie
The University of Michigan School of Music
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2085

Organ Music of Dieterich Buxtehude

James Kibbie at the 1687 Schnitger Organ of St. Ludgeri, Norden, Germany

"What one hears is great control, excellent tempos, clarity, rhythmic excitement, and intelligent, expressive phrasing. And the organ sounds glorious. Highly recommended!"--The Tracker

Arkay Records AR6088

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Jirí Ropek,
Composer and Organist

James Kibbie joins John Scott, Jan Kalfus, Pavel Cerny and the Prague Philharmonic Chorus in a tribute to the brilliant Czech organist and composer Jirí Ropek. Included is "Toccata and Fugue," recorded by James Kibbie on the E.M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner organ of Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor.

Multisonic Records
Iirovnická 2389
106 00 Praha 10
Czech Republic
e-mail: multisonic@mbox.vol.cz
http://www.multisonic.cz/

Organ and Choral Music
Theodore Morrison

Premiere recording of works by the gifted American composer Theodore Morrison, performed by organists Mrilyn Mason, James Kibbie, Karl Schrock, and Scott Honoian, the University of Michigan Chamber Choir, and the Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings, conducted by the composer.

Equilibrium Recordings
EQ 54

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Equilibrium Recordings
http://www.equilibri.com

Historic Organs of Michigan

Highlights of the 1995 National Convention of the Organ Historical Society, featuring performances by 36 organists on historic Michigan instruments, including "Nigerian Prayer" by Fela Sowande, recorded by James Kibbie on the Létourneau organ of St. Francis Catholic Church, Ann Arbor.

4 CD's
OHS-95

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The Organ Historical Society
www.ohscatalog.com

Jirí Ropek: Credo

Works for choir, organ and brass by the Czech composer Dr. Jirí Ropek (1922-2005), including "Variations on Victimae paschali laudes," recorded by James Kibbie at Dvorak Hall in Prague.

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Multisonic Records
Iirovnická 2389
106 00 Praha 10
Czech Republic
e-mail: multisonic@mbox.vol.cz
http://www.multisonic.cz/