Her organ works are published by Wayne Leupold Editions (except for the Toccata, which is with C.F. Peters, O Sacred Head with Augsburg, Tango Toccata with World Library Publications by permission of WLE, and Passacaglia with Hinshaw). Peters will soon issue her work Portales for Harpsichord Duo. She is the official editor and author of the preface for the upcoming Peters publication of William Albright’s Flights of Fancy: Ballet for Organ.
Pamela Decker’s activities as a performer include solo recitals and ensemble appearances in churches, cathedrals, and concert halls in the United States, Canada, Europe, and the Baltic region, involving such locations as Grace Cathedral and Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco, Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor (MI), All Saints’ Anglican Church in Windsor (Ontario), Clapp Recital Hall at the University of Iowa, the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Hauptkirche St. Petri and Hauptkirche St. Nikolai in Hamburg (Germany), the Nigulistekirikus in Tallinn, Estonia, and others too numerous to mention. She has performed as solo recitalist in two national conventions of the American Guild of Organists and has appeared in many other conferences and festivals of national and international scope. As a recording artist she has released commercial recordings on the Albany, Arkay, Bainbridge, and CRI labels. Her performances and compositions have been broadcast frequently on Pipedreams (Minnesota Public Radio). She has been the recipient of several prizes in both performance and composition.
In 2000 Pamela Decker was awarded the College
of Fine Arts Award for Teaching Excellence at the University of Arizona. She
was awarded tenure and promotion in 2001 (two years early). She maintains
an active career as performer, composer, professor, and church musician.