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Organs and Organbuilding in North Carolina in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries Members may join any number of chapters. Chapters, Newsletter, Editor, Membership Founding Date & Annual Dues Inquiries Boston Organ Club The Coupler, 1965, '76 OHS Charter Central New York, Phil Williams Chicago Midwest, The Stopt Diapason, Box F 1976 Cullie Mowers, $5 Remsen, NY 13438 1980 4640George North Horwath Opal Avenue Eastern Iowa, 1982 Newsletter,Robert Voves, $15 Norridge, IL 60706-4404 The Organ Historical Society Dennis Ungs, $7.5 0 Florida, 1998 The Rackboard BoxAugust 486 Knoll Post Office Box26811, Richmond, Virginia 23261 www.ohs-florida.org Henry Vollenweider, $8 Wheatland, IA 52777 newsletter@ohs­ (804) 353-9226 FAX (804)3 53-9266 florida.org e-mail: [email protected] web: WWW.ORGANSOCJETY.ORG Greater New York online catalog: WWW.OHSCATALOG.ORG City, 1969 Greater St. Louis, The Cypher, Eliza- The National Council 1975 beth Schmitt, $5 Officers and Councillors exi�� John3901 D.TriplePhillippe Crown Dr. Harmony Society Clariana, The Rev.John Columbia, MO 652012-4814 J.Michael Barone .............................. President (2003) (Western PA & Ohio Cawkins, $5 MPR, 45 E 7th St, St Paul. MN 55101 [email protected] 476Walt First Adkins St, Valley), 1990 Heidelberg, PA 15106 Scot Huntington ..........................Vice-President (2005) Where the Tracker Action Is, 34 Summer St., Westerly, RI 02891 [email protected] Hilbus (Washington­ Baltimore), 1970 Paul Birckner, $8 Stephen].Schnurr, Jr. ..........................Secretary (2003) 6617Ruth BrawnerCharters St. St. Paul Catholic Church, Box 1475, Valparaiso, IN 46384 [email protected] Memphis, 1992 TBA, $5 McLean, VA 22102 David M. Barnett .......................... Treasurer (appointed) Dennis S.Wujcik 423 N. Stafford Ave., Richmond, VA 23220 [email protected] 45 N, Belvedere #101 Minnesota Chapter, 1997 The Old Toot, Michael Memphis, TN 38104-2517 Allison Alcorn-Oppedahl .... Councillor for Historical Concerns(2003) TrinitylnternationaJUniversity, 2065 HalfDayRd., Deerfield,IL60015 [email protected] Ferguson, $10 Michael Ferguson 1880 St. Clair Thomas Brown ........ Councillor forOrganizational Concerns (2005) MIOHS (Michigan) The Impost, $5 St. Paul, MN 55105 12744 West 108th Street, Shawnee Mission, KS 66210-1169 [email protected] H2445enry Parker Van DykeDearborn, Ml Paul R.Marchesano ............. ... Councillor for Education (2003) The Whistlebox, 48124 #3R, 634 S. 48th St.,Philadelphia, PA 19143-2048 [email protected] Mid-Hudson, New York, 1978 Stuart L. Ballinger Patrick]. Murphy ..... Councillor for Finance and Development (2003) 11 Lown Ct. [email protected] 2439 Overlook Dr.,Gilbertsville, PA 19525-9769 [email protected] New Orleans, 1983 The Swell Shoe, Poughkeepsie, NY Mary Gifford.................... Councillor for Publications (2005) Russel Deroche, $10 12603-3321 80 N. Malden Ave., LaGrange, IL 60525 (708) 354-5290 [email protected] NET Pacific-Northwest, The Bellows Signal, 1010Rachel Nashvillen Liene Avenue David Dahl..................... Councillor for Conventions (2005) 1976 Beth Barber New Orleans, LA 70015 857 s. ]20th Street, Tacoma, WA 98444 206-531-4497 DAHLDP@PLU,EDU David Ruberg William T.Van Pelt ........................... Executive Director Pacific-Southwest, The Cremona Box 2354 OHS, Box 26811, Richmond, VA 23261 (804) 353-9226 [email protected] 1978 Seattle, WA 98111 Manuel Rosales Philadelphia 1737 Maltman Ave. Los OHS Staff Angeles, CA 90026 William T.Van Pelt ...........................Executive Director Tom Johnson .....•.•...Administrative Assistant & Order Processing Jerry D. Morton .................................Administration South Carolina, 1979 Newsletter, to be announced Kristin Farmer THE TRACKER Staff 3060 Fraternity Church Rd. The Dieffenbuch, Winston-Salem, NC 27127 Frank Marana .............. Editor, beginning Volume 45, Number 3 Tannenberg 22-24 Rosol Lane,Saddle Brook, NJ 07663 914-882-8050 [email protected] OM (Central Pa.), 1976 John L.Speller, $ 5 James114 N. GeorgeR.McFarland St. Jerry D. Morton .. Managing Editor & Advertising through Vol. 45, No.2 Wisconsin, 1988 Die Winerfliite, Millersville, PA 17551 William T. Van Pelt .............. Production through Vol.45, No.2 Phyllis Frankenstein Jonathan Ambrosino ...... Layout and Design beginning Vol.45, No. 3 1253 Riverton Dr. THE TRACKER Mukwango, WI 53149 Committees David Bohn, $8 is published quarterly by the Organ Historical Society, a non-profit, Robert Zanca ................................. Biggs Fellowship POSTMASTER: 4113 Tchoupitoulas St., New Orleans, LA 70115 RGZOHS@AOL COM educational organization. The Organ Historical Society "application to mail at periodicalAnnual pending membership approval dues,at Richmond, VA THE23232-9998." 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Material accepted for publica- Kristin Farmer ..........................Convention Coordinator tion in becomes property of the Organ Historical Society, Inc, 3060 Fraternity Church Rd., Winston-Salem,NC 27127 [email protected] Material published in THE TRACKER may not be reproduced without permission of the Editor. 2002 Chicago ...............................June 25-Julyl, 2002 The Organ Historical Society is not obligated to any commercial interest. The Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr., chair, address as above forSecretary Society will prevent or prosecute: any use of its material to imply endorsement 2003 South Central Pennsylvania ................ Early August, 2003 or discredit; the name THE TRACKER; and the name THE ORGAN HISTORICAL Darlene Pruett and David M. Storey, co-chairs DMS1518@AOL,COM SOCIETY.OHS THE A TRACKERmerican isO rag registeredan Archives trademark. at Talbott Copyright ©2001 The Organ Historical Society, Inc. ISSN: 004 1-0330. Library, 2004 Buffalo, New York .........................July 14-24, 2004 Westminster Choir College·, Princeton, New Jersey Joseph M. McCabe, 29 Mayer Ave. Buffalo, NY 14207 [email protected] 2005 Southeastern Massachusetts "The Old Colony" . To Be Announced Matthew Bellocchio and RichardHill, co-chairs 629 Edison Dr., East Windsor, NJ 08520 (609) 448-8427 [email protected] 2 Stephen L. Pinel ............................................................................................................................ Archivist Volume 45, Number 2, 2001 Organs and Organbuilding in North Carolina In the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries . 11 Michael Friesen Surveys Stirewalt, Bulitscheck, Loesch THE TRACKER Tannenberg, Erben, and Other Early Builders JOURNAL OF THE ORGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Obituaries . 7 Treasurer's Report 7 If these, however, were the only reasons to cite historic Organ Update 9 instruments, every old organ would receive a plaque regardless Minutes ......... 44 of acclaim or historical condition. Ms. Gifford further ques­ tions my purpose in citing three vastly different situations in support of the same principle. The choice was utterly deliber­ OPINION Jonathan Ambrosino ate: there can't be two bottom lines, and the same criteria should select worthy organs regardless of pedigree. A rare or­ gan of unremarkable interest will naturally have a high histori­ Historic Organ Citation cal quotient, just as a spectacular survival of a prolific builder will as well; determination of quality has always been in the AM GRATEFUL hands each generation's connoisseurship. A wise culture rec­ I The Tracker ognizes that arbitration is temporary while actions are, too of­ for the many fascinating and helpful letters in ten, irreversible. Don responseOlson could to notmy have editorial been morein justified in44:2. taking The me issue. to My concern is that when the Society's name is spelled out however, is in danger of being sidetracked. For example, task for getting my facts wrong, forwhich he and
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