Skinner Opus 190, built in 1912 at Grand Avenue Methodist Temple in Kansas City, is the oldest Skinner 4m intact in its original location. Unfortunately, the Swell division was seriously water damaged in 1998, after restoration by Michael Quimby in 1995, making this recording all the more important. From its enormous open wood 32’ to its early solo stops and orchestral ensemble complete with mixtures, this organ is a great and beautiful treasure. Of course, Hohman’s playing is delightful. PARKER: Festival Prelude HOWE: Hommage à Bonnet HOLLINS: A Song of Sunshine DETHIER: Intermezzo NEVIN: Will o’ the Wisp BOROWSKI: Sonata No. 1 WEAVER: The Cuckoo; The Squirrel YON: Speranza TCHAIKOVSKY: Yearning SHELLEY: Scherzo-Mosaic Dragonflies VIERNE: Adagio & Final from Symphony 3