One of my favorite parts of Easter Season is hearing William Trafka do the Widor Toccata at the 11:00 am. (His colleague, the redoubtable Paolo Bordignon, also perfomed the piece, at the 1:00 pm service, most admirably). Sadly, it's not available online as performed by the imitable Mr. Trafka or Bordignon; but here is an old-time favorite of mine, Marie-Claire Allain (whose rendition of Bach's "Little Fugue" is well-nigh definitive) to share the joy:
Happy Eastertide!
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