Great GREAT interview! So interesting. Thank you so much for putting these together!

Really good interview! Good to see new editions of your television series. They and you are very genuine folks, imho. Useful information for music student and practical comments about the condition of church music today. Hopefully the Chenaults might have an opportunity to film a performance in California on the 5/300 organ at Christ Cathedral with its two, five manual consoles. Or maybe the Midmer-Losh in Atlantic City. The cameo by Dietrich was a highlight (my late grandmother had an airedale terrier). Good high definition video production that looks great on the large screen display. Appreciated. All the best from west Michigan😊👍👍🎶🎶

I miss talking with Beth at the AGO Atlanta monthly gatherings from years ago. She’s a nut! Love her!

EXCELLENT INTERVIEW!

Thank you for a beautiful, smart interview. I’ve been a fan and admirer of their impossibly difficult work since they arrived at All Saints in the mid seventies. Thoroughly attractive couple in all ways.

Thank you so much for this very interesting interview with the Chenaults. I have attempted only two organ duets -- the Chenault arrangement of the Stars and Stripes Forever and Ralf Bolting's Suite on Famous Christmas Carols. Each time the coordination was hard. It is disorientating to have your "center" off. Hearing how the Chenaults began, how their career developed and, especially, how they solved logistical and musical problems. I look forward to more episodes which demystify the "organ world" and its performers.

Jesse and Helen Crawford were doing organ duets from the twin consoles of the Paramount Theatre (NYC) and the late 1920s.

What village are you talking about at 7:03??