Organlive is a listener-supported internet audio station with a focus on music of the classical organ. We maintain a growing library of music that currently contains over 9000 tracks. Our library features classical organ music performed on pipe, electronic, and combination instruments recorded all over the world. Follow a link above or below to begin exploring Organlive.

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If you're asking what's been going on with our website, well, we're having a few problems. They're minor, but they take time to fix. In order to better serve you our listeners, we've moved all of our operations to new servers and hosts. Unfortunately it takes some time to get things set up and configured to how we'd like them to work. If we'd known we needed to do this, we'd have done it all before we made the site public, but here we are. Later today (August 24) there will be a bit of downtime, but the site should be back up shortly and running better than ever. We apologize for all the hassles, but we want to make our website the best it can be.

Register for a free Organlive account to comment on tracks and albums and to rank albums as they play.

A broadband connection is required to tune into Organlive. Our audio stream is broadcast at 128 kbps in MP3 format. Organlive broadcasts through Live365.com. You may also listen using iTunes, RealPlayer, Windows Media player or another MP3 player installed on your computer, however, we recommend using the Live365 player plug-in, or the Live365 Radio Program for best audio response and track information. There are also downloadable standalone software for Macs. More information on using different players can be found in our Frequently Asked Questions.

• Contribute directly through our 2010-2011 sponsorship drive
• Buy us an album from our Wish List
• Contribute music to our online library
• Add our link graphics to your website and share Organlive with your friends
• Become a fan of Organlive on Facebook.
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Thanks for visiting Organlive. If you have comments or suggestions, please feel free to contact us.