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Haig Mardirosian is a regular contributor of editorial opinion, reviews, and features to The American Organist, The Diapason, and other journals. From 1977 to 2002, he reviewed recordings in Fanfare. Read VOX HUMANA, Haig Mardirosian's monthly column in The American Organist, on-line (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader):

2003
October - Bel Canto
November - Adagissimo?
December - Irish Coffee?

2004
January - Ins and Outs
February - Bach by Immersion
March - Stereotypes
April - The Shoe on the other Foot
May - Common Sense Programming
June - Imagination?
July - Freedom's Price
August - Back to School, Part I
September - Back to School, Part II
October - Day Jobs and Belly Laughs
November - Election Day
December - A Visit from the Tuner
2005
January - What's my line?
February - The Wars
March - Life Distilled
April- Did You Hear the One About...?
May - Rooney Knows What He Likes
June - I Plight Thee my Troth
July - Two American Saints

August- The Center of the Universe
September - Choirs? Why bother?
October - Making perfect?
November - Organizations
December - Silent Night, Dominant Ninth
2006
January - Antiphon of time
February - The Gig
March - The Demo Reel
April - Show me the Money
May - The End of Music, Part I
June - The End of Music, Part II
July - Give us your best shot
August - Knobs
September - Planning
October- Milfington & Churl's Op. 25²
November - Vox populi
December - Checking it twice
2007
January - Legacy
February - The Refereed Standard
March - Lessons
April -Until I find you
May - Boomers on the Bench
June - Why all this black?
July - To the power of n
August - The Diapason

September - Home alone
October - Recitals, Part I
November-Recitals, Part II

December - Tryste Noël
2008
January - Attempting Something Different
February - Baggage
March - Random Thoughts of a Holy Week
April - The Organ as a Liberal Art
May - A tale of three musicians
June - Now...Ok...Turn...Please!
July - Imagination
August - Ecclesia 3.0
September - The Policy
October - Tremulant
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