Newly revised and updated (July 2019) Kimball booklet now available!
The Dickinson Theatre Organ Society has produced professional quality recordings of the Kimball with a variety of outstanding musical talents to showcase this remarkable instrument to the world-wide audience. The booklet, written by Bob Dilworth, Founder of DTOS, tells the history of the organ. These items are available for purchase at our concerts. If you cannot attend a concert, we invite you to purchase here with your credit card, safe and secure.
If you want to order by mail, click here to obtain our order form in Adobe Acrobat’s PDF format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here to get it for free. Please be sure to fill out all of the information required on the form so that we can process your order correctly. Once you have completed your order form, mail it, along with your check or money order made payable to Dickinson Theatre Organ Society and send to: DTOS, P.O. Box 5094, Wilmington, DE 19808.
Please be advised – we do not send orders outside the U.S.
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2015 DTOS Christmas Spectacular
$20.00Lance Luce, organist
Mary Ellen Schauber, Soprano
Michael Marinelli, Piano
Justin and Joel DeMartino, Soloists
Moonstriker Band
Alexander Weir, Violin
Choir of St. Joseph on the Brandywine, Greenville, Delaware
An Affair to Remember
$20.00Noted theatre organist and concert pianist from Australia, Tony Fenelon, plays The Mighty Dickinson Kimball Theatre Pipe Organ, with organ and piano arrangements. This is the first recording of the Kimball in 8-channel 24 Bit high-resolution. Spectacular sound!
dave@dickinson
$20.00Dave Wickerham (U.S.), one of our most popular DTOS Concert Artists, plays selections that include a Broadway medley, Chopin transcription, ballads, waltzes, rags and a hymn, showcasing the diverse musicality of the Kimball.
Discovering the Unit Orchestra
$20.00Noted concert performer, teacher and musical arranger, Jelani Eddington (U.S.) has selected music that aptly portrays what the theatre organ is often called, a “unit orchestra”. Discover here the vast tonal capabilities of this remarkable instrument!
Double Touch
$20.00A second name for this CD was suggested by the artist Ken Double, “The Crooners, The Producers and The Kimball”, as he plays music made famous by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett, the Ink Spots and the Broadway show “The Producers”, among others.
Graduation
$20.00Richard Hills (England) was graduating University around the time of this recording so he thought it would be a fun idea to title his album “Graduation” with the tie-in of the Kimball located at Dickinson High School . Richard is one of the finest and most sought-after theatre organ musicians on the concert circuit today. He is a remarkable player with great upbeat high tempo dexterity.
Kavalkade
$20.00Often said to be the best theatre organ CD ever made, Simon Gledhill (England) presents a variety of popular music, often up-tempo, often lush and always well played with more than a dozen “cuts” from Broadway to Hollywood with lots of theatre in between. He is at the top of the list of perennial favorites with the DTOS concert audience!
The Dickinson Kimball Story
$12.00Written by Bob Dilworth, the Founder of DTOS and the main person responsible in 1970 for bringing the Kimball organ from Philadelphia’s magnificent 1928 Art Deco Movie Palace, The Boyd Theatre (demolished in 2015) to Dickinson High School – a fascinating story of how it was obtained and the gargantuan task of moving it to Dickinson. There are numerous photos of the organ in-theatre, the theatre itself, a timeline history of DTOS, stories behind the story, console and pipe chamber specifications and much more.
The Magic Is the Sound (OUT OF STOCK, NO LONGER AVAILABLE)
$10.00A 30 minute professionally-produced DVD documentary of the DTOS Kimball Theatre Pipe Organ story. Includes interviews of organists and notable theatre organ personalities explaining the fascinating history of this unique musical art form.
Tribute
$20.00A DTOS concert featuring Ken Double on the organ and Skip Stine (former Harry James Orchestra member) on the trumpet was so well received that a recording had to be made! It is the best combination of the Mighty Kimball Theatre Pipe Organ as the Big Band sound to one of the finest trumpet virtuoso of that genre!