E. Power Biggs

1906–1977 (age 71)

Organist

Biography

E. Power Biggs studied in Europe and became a beloved commentator on the organ repertoire, captivating audiences with polished performances that illuminated the textures of Baroque and Romantic masters.

He brought the majestic sounds of the pipe organ to radio listeners and concertgoers, recording for major labels and sharing his deep reverence for sacred music with students and listeners worldwide.

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