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E. Power Biggs examined music on the Royal Academy of Music, emigrating towards the U.S. in 1930 and learning to be a resident in 1937. He concertized broadly, ultimately broadcasting a every week radio plan from 1942-1958 on the classic Aeolian-Skinner body organ in the Musch-Reisinger Museum at Harvard School. …

Virgil Fox was perhaps one of the most well-known and accomplished classical organists of his period. He frequently generated controversy due to his flamboyant overall performance style, which included the usage of lamps during live shows and frequently liberal adjustments to the ratings he was playing. Yet Fox, an excellent …