Professor of Organ; director, Division of Keyboard Studies; chair, organ department. Mus.B., Oberlin College, 1958; M.M., Yale University, 1961. Awarded Theodore Presser Prize and elected to Pi Kappa Lambda at Oberlin. Fulbright scholar, study of north German tradition, 1958-59; winner of Jepson Prize at Yale; McCandless grant, study of Cavaille-Coll tradition in France, 1980. Undergraduate organ study with Professors Fountain and Douglass; organ study at Yale with Frank Bozyan and Finn Videro; study of French improvisation techniques with Andre Marchal, 1964. Concerts and radio broadcasts in the U.S., Europe, and Japan. Faculty member, French Organ Seminar in Paris, 1991. Recorded performances on Gasparo and Opus One labels. Appointed 1961.