Crescendo!

This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XI. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XII. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XIII. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XV. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XVI. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

Dedicated to Walter Rasmussen, Feb 25, 1934-Jun 14, 2021. WISF-TV 15, Oneonta, NY. Walter premiered the very first episode of Crescendo! in upstate NY on WISF in 2003. Over the next 18 years, he aired 390 episodes before his passing. He was our biggest fan. Crescendo! lives on in memory of him. This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XVII. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Olin Henderson Welsh. October 9, 1926 - June 19, 2021. Our strongest supporter. This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XVIII. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This special edition of Crescendo is in memory of the events of September 11, 2001. As Mark saw the events unfolding in New York City that day, and his friends killed by the attack, he was moved to sit down and compose the featured Opus at the start of our show today. Prayer for 9/11.

Arrangements of time-honored Carols by Mark Andersen. Performed on an Estey 2 Manual and Pedal Reed Organ, well over 100 years old. This kind of organ was found across America in hundreds of churches in the early 1900s. As you hear the arrangements on the Reed Organ, it may bring memories of Christmases long ago.

Mark Andersen plays Hymns From Trinity, during the pandemic at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part I. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

This Hymns Of Hope Series is dedicated to Lee Jones, whose love of Pipe Organ Music inspired these episodes. Mark Andersen plays Hymns of Hope during quarantine at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part XIV. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

Mark Andersen plays favorite Christmas Music at the Carolina Theatre in Greensboro, North Carolina. He also accompanies a short silent Christmas movie. Thanks to Brian Gray, Mac Abernathy, Barry Simmons, and April Kelli Sturdivant for helping to make this project possible.

Mark Andersen plays Hymns From Trinity, during the pandemic at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part II. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.

Mark Andersen plays Hymns From Trinity, during the pandemic at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton, North Carolina. Part III - Christmas. All music is either composed by Mark Andersen, or arranged by Mark Andersen. This music was played for video church services for Trinity Episcopal Church.