Diane Bish Signature Series™
When Diane Bish heard her first Renaissance™ organ, she became so impressed with its tonal
integrity and quality that she asked Allen Organ Company to jointly develop a series
of instruments with her own special design touches. The result is the unique, Quantum™ technology-based
Diane Bish Signature Series Organs that bring a touch of Diane to churches
throughout the world.
- Diane Bish Signature Series™
Console Features:- Diane Bish Signature Series™ brass plaque
- Deep cherry finish with custom high-gloss accents
- Special illuminated theatre-style wood music rack and square side overlays
- Matching finish locking roll-top console and lift-lid bench with storage area
- Red Tutti buttons and red felt keyboard treatments
- Red drawknob engravings for Reed and Orchestral voices, green for Couplers
- Allen's Stoplist Library™: Classic Allen, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, English Cathedral, Orchestral, Aeolian-Skinner and Arp Schnitger
Diane Bish
Concert and recording artist, composer, conductor and international television
personality, Diane Bish has displayed her dazzling virtuosity and
unique showmanship the world over. Her performances have been hailed
by critics as "stunning, virtuoso, fiery, and astonishing". Through
numerous recordings, concerts and weekly television appearances,
Diane Bish is the most visible American organist today.
Diane is perhaps best known through the international television series,
The Joy of Music, in which she combines exhilarating organ and ensemble
performances with an informative, inspirational narrative and exciting
world travel. In 25 years, over 500 programs have been taped in
famous cathedrals and concert halls on the organs of the world!
In 1989, Diane was awarded the National Citation by the National Federation
of Music Clubs of America "for distinguished service to the musical,
artistic, and cultural life of the nation," considered to be the
Federation's highest honor. Diane Bish shares this rare distinction
with such legends as Leonard Bernstein, Eugene Ormandy, Van Cliburn,
Robert Shaw, Irving Berlin and Fred Waring.