Join the team as we look back at Sunday’s Diss Organ Festival with plenty of interviews and music from the event.

The programme for the Diss Organ Festival has been sent to the printers (and we have an exclusive copy!)

Tonight James has all the news about the organs that will appear at this Sunday’s event.

We also have some archive interviews done at previous events to bring you. All part of Tuesday Night Live from 9pm.

Tonight James is joined by organiser Jonny Ling. With just 12 days to go, until the Diss Organ Festival, we have big announcements about a number of instruments that will be seen in public for the first time in a while, plus news of a continental headliner!

We have a packed show of new recordings you won't have heard before, including the latest books from the Van Eijk family and their concert organ 'De Ruisdael'.

Also some exclusive music from the Johnny Claes collection in Belgium and a couple of tracks from Craig Robson's Fairground Follies collection near Sydney, Australia.

Fun and games with James. www.mechanicalmusicradio.com

It was 60 years ago that Roger Burville first saw and heard the Kluisberg Mortier. Little did he know he would one day end up owning the organ!

He joins James as a special guest on Tuesday Night Live to recall some memories of the early days and how he and his friends came to tour the instrument far and wide.

Imagine playing the same organ for 53 days in a row, 8 hours a day!

De Adriaen is back at Visit Keukenhof from tomorrow, for it’s 30th year as the resident organ.

The instrument has just had a little releathering work to prepare it for its gruelling marathon ahead!

Sjoerd Caspers has kindly done three recordings of the instrument after completion, which we play tonight.

We wish the team good weather and many visitors!

For more information: www.keukenhof.nl

- Some new archive recordings of the famous 98 Key Lythgoe Marenghi recorded in 1991.

- Changes to burning coal in Steam Engines with the The National Traction Engine Trust

- A tribute to a man who made a difference to the organ world.

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Our special guest is Christian Cartwright from the Pipes In The Peaks collection in Ashbourne.

Learn all about the mechanical music within it's collection, plus its 'souped-up' Compton that contains some very interesting additions (including a Decap Herentals drum kit!)

On the latest Tuesday Night Live, we enjoyed music from Auke which is a 76 Key Verbeeck Concert Organ. In some exclusive recordings, we enjoyed what this super instrument is capable of.

Our EP45 comes from the Kunkelsorgel in the Draaiorgelmuseum Haarlem. A superb recording.