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Richard Purvis (1913-1994)is heard playing a Rodgers that was installed at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, during their pipe organ renovation in 1969. He is playing his composition "Les Petites Cloches"
Monty Bennett - 2006 Ruffatti
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Monty Bennett, Organist at Friendship Missionary Baptist, is playing the first two movements from Mendelssohn's Sonata #2 at the organ's dedication service in 2006. Specifications of the organ are available under "featured installations"
Berj Zamkochian - 2001
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The late Berj Zamkochian is heard playing a movement from the Armenian Organ Mass on the new Rodgers organ we installed in 2001 at the Cathedral of Saint Gregory the Illuminator in Yerevan, Armenia.
Virgil Fox - 1976
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This unreleased, live recording made by Virgil Fox on September 19, 1976 on the Royal V Rodgers Touring organ was given to us by the late Ted Alan Worth. He performs Bach’s Fugue a la Gigue before an audience of about 6,000 in San Francisco.
Ken Brown - 2007
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This unpublished piece, Ding Dong Merrily on High, was given to Ken Brown by the late Keith Chapman. This cut is from the Cathedral's CD "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" and is played on the Cathedral's Rodgers/Moller organ. Specifica-tions of this organ can be found under the "Featured Installations" section.
James Dale - 1992
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In 1992, the Naval Academy Chapel leased a Rodgers Organ from R.A. Daffer Church Organs while the Moller pipe organ was being renovated. Organist James Dale (1947-1995) made this recording on the Rodgers Organ in the Chapel.
Harry Sterling - 1977
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In 1972, Oxon Hill Lutheran Church became the first church to install a combination Rodgers/Ruffatti combination organ. This recording features organist Harry Sterling from his LP "Heraldings", cut in 1977.
First Rodgers Organ - 1959
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This archival recording features Franklyn Butte, organist, playing Rodgers Opus 1 at the organ's dedication in 1959. Halfway through, the recording morphs into a 1995 Rodgers Digital Organ.
Hector Olivera - 2005
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Hector Olivera is closing his December, 2005 concert on the four manual, custom Rodgers Organ with 39 ranks of pipes at Sligo Seventh Day Adventist Church in Takoma Park, Maryland. Specifications of this organ can be found under the "Featured Installations" section.
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