In our first episode, host Blake Hargreaves speaks with renowned organist Olivier Latry and organ builder Bertrand Cattiaux about the restoration, history and future of the great organ at the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris following the devastating fire in April 2019.

Episode 01: Olivier Latry & The Notre Dame Organ Restoration

Join Blake as he attends the first note change in 7 years in the longest organ performance on Earth -- John Cage's 'Organ²/ASLSP' in Halberstadt, Germany.

Episode 02: How Slow Is Slow?

In the decades following its invention, the Hammond B-3 organ changed the sound of music. Join host Blake Hargreaves as he uncovers the history of this versatile instrument and the impact it's had on both the world of music and on one of our favourite organists -- Alcée Chriss III.

Episode 03: Pipe Dreams - The Making of a Documentary

For this episode, Blake sat down with the inimitable Cameron Carpenter in his Berlin studio to talk about one of his latest projects -- performing organ concerts from the back of a flatbed truck.

Episode 04: Cameron Carpenter - Sharing Organ Music from a Flatbed Truck

From alternate tunings to the human element, there are many ways to experiment with sound. In this episode, electroacoustic composer and performer Sarah Davachi speaks to Blake about her musical interests and practice, including her thoughts on pipe organs and synthesizers.

Figures In Open Air

Episode 05: In the Meantone with Sarah Davachi

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Episode 06: The Hammond Organ with Alcée Chriss III

The organ is one of the most powerful, complex and transformative instruments in the world. Join us as we hear from musicians, composers and enthusiasts about how they are building a more accessible, experimental and collaborative organ future.

FutureStops