Cover feature: Hook & Hastings informs the design of Wallace & Co. Opus 81
David E. Wallace & Co., LLC, Pipe Organ Builders, Gorham, Maine
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The Art of Voicing, part 2
Editor’s note: Part 1 of this article appeared in the March 2025 issue, pages 12–16. The Diapason offers here a feature at our digital edition—two sound clips and two videos. Any subscriber can access this by logging into our website (thediapason.com), click on Magazine, then this issue, View Digital Edition, scroll to this page, and click on each soundclip or video in the text.
Harpsichord Notes: Miscelanées, by Élisabeth Joyé
A few of her favorite things
Miscellanées, Élisabeth Joyé, harpsichordist. L’Encelade (ECL2202E, ˇ18). Available from encelade.net.
Nunc dimittis: Lorraine Brugh, Marc Antone Godding, Bernard Lagacé
Lorraine Smith Brugh
Lorraine Smith Brugh, 72, died January 25 in Peoria, Arizona. Born March 20, 1952, in Elmhurst, Illinois, she graduated from West Aurora High School in 1970, where she met her future husband, Gary Brugh; they were married June 16, 1973.
