SOP Podcast #34: Kimberly Marshall on the Earliest Organ Music

3/20/2016

Dr. Kimberly Marshall is an organist and organ scholar, holder of the Patricia and Leonard Goldman Endowed Professorship in Organ at Arizona State University. Dr. Marshall is celebrated worldwide for her compelling concerts, master classes, and lectures. She is a creative advocate for the King of Instruments in many different contexts. Her expertise in the earliest surviving organ music brought her worldwide renown.

In today's amazing conversation, Dr. Marshall will share her insights about the earliest organ music

created some 500, 600, and even almost 700 years ago.

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Relevant links:
Kimberly Marshall's website with recordings and publications and her Facebook page
Wayne Leupold Editions: Late Medieval and Renaissance

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