Does anyone have any information on St. Patrick's Church or the donor of the pipe organ? West Side Paper December 7, 1926 Program Arranged for St. Patrick's Recital New Organ Will Be Opened Wednesday by Prof. Swinnen, Belgian-American Organist The music lovers of the city are greatly interested in the organ recital to be given at St. Patrick's church by Prof. Firmin Swinnen, Belgian-American organist, tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock. The organ upon which the great artist will play has just been installed in the church and is said to be one of the most costly in the city. The program as arranged will be as follows: Allegro (from the Sixth Symphony) Charles M. Widor Widor wrote ten organ symphonies; the fifth and sixth being the most popular. Widor is one of the greatest of modern organ composers. Berceuse (Cradle Song) Clarence Dickinson Clarence Dickinson is organist of the Brick Prebyterian church in New York. In this composition, he has caught the true spirit of a "Berce." Natural, flowing, .. music is supported by a . accompaniment. Menuet in D M. A. Mozart The menuet is taken from one of Mozart's . Ave Maria F. Schubert One of those immortal melodies which only Schubert could write. Toccata and Fugue in D J. S. Bach Considered as one of this composer's most brilliant writings. Reccita. and . of an elevated character punctuate the course of the Toccata. The main theme of the Fuge is a dramatic figure and developed as Bach only knew how. At the end the composition assumes the character of a fantasia and ends in impressive chorus. The Swan C. Saint Saens A particular popular composition. The melody is played by the cello, while there is heard a shifting, realness accompaniment. (a) Humoresque A. Dvorak (b) Serenade F. Schubert May Night S. Palmgren Palmgren is a very well known composer of the modern school and is often call the "Finnish Chopin" Finale from the "New World Symphony" A. Dvorak This composition was written during Dvorak's stay in this country (1832-35). In it he tried to show how to employ American songs in building up an American school of composition.