Virgil Fox was an American classical organist born in Princeton, Illinois, who began his performing and recording career in the mid-20th century and specialised in organ repertoire across liturgical and concert settings. Known for a flamboyant, theatrical performance style and for staging large-scale recitals that presented Baroque works, transcriptions and modern arrangements in concert-hall contexts, he helped bring pipe-organ repertoire to broader, non-liturgical audiences.
