E. Power Biggs (1906-1977) was a British-born American organist, one of the most influential organ performers and recording artists of the twentieth century. He helped bring organ music to a wide radio and record audience.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Soler concertos for two organs with Daniel Pinkham, paired with Bach organ repertory.

Biggs’s playing combined clarity, rhythmic firmness and a public-facing sense of presentation. He made the organ approachable without making it small.

His page is justified by stature as much as catalogue presence. Biggs carried the organ from loft and chapel into the living room, pipes and all.