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www.tcago.org July 2005 Volume 10, Issue 10 AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS—TWIN CITIES CHAPTER TCAGO Two part-time Children’s Choir accompanists for the Main ELECTION RESULTS Church Campus in South Minneapolis. Positions include: Preschool Through First Grade Choirs: Monday & Tues- The ballots have been counted and days, 4:00-6:45 pm and Friday am 10:00-12:30. the results have been tabulated. The following individuals have Second Through 6th Grade Choirs: Tuesday evening, been elected: Dean—Judy 4:30-7:00 pm Campen; Sub-dean—Steve Gen- tile; Secretary—Jane Nienaber; Hourly wage. Send letter and résumé to: Dr. Beverly Claflin, Treasurer—David Geslin. The Director of Music, or e-mail to [email protected]. Class of 2008 newly elected Board members are: Philip Asgian, Lake Nokomis Lutheran Church Karen Bartz and Kraig Windschitl. 5011 S. 31st Ave., Minneapolois, MN 55417 www.lakenokomis.org Please watch the September issue 675-member congregation. Contact: Jerry Sellman, Administra- of Pipenotes for the meeting date tor 612-729-2323. and time at which these new and e-mail address: [email protected], Fax: 612-729-7555 returning members will be in- stalled and welcomed. Open, affirming, inclusive congregation seeks part-time (10 hrs/ wk) organist/pianist to lead congregational song. Duties include The 2005-2006 season promises to playing two blended worship services/Sunday, with additional be an excellent one. Plug your- services as liturgical season requires (many musical styles in- selves in to an area that interests corporated from traditional Lutheran hymnody to Taize, world, you this season, as we gear up in jazz, gospel, praise); accompanying two adult ensembles at planning for the upcoming 2008 Wednesday rehearsals and Sunday worship, and two children’s AGO convention that will be held and youth ensembles during worship only (no rehearsals); ac- here in the Twin Cities. ! companying and developing gifts of soloists and instrumental- ists at worship; participation in team worship planning; care of American Guild of organ and four pianos. 12-month position; no ensembles in Organists summer months. Organist has right of first refusal for weddings Twin Cities Chapter and funerals held at church. Church Music Positions Position available: 16th May, 2005. Instruments: 3-manual All churches advertising positions Rodgers 960D with MIDI and PDI technology (allows every with the TCAGO are asked to com- stop to be individually tuned, leveled and voiced). 112 speaking plete a questionnaire on their gen- stops, with access to 125 more through MIDI. Steinway grand eral policies and requirements for a in sanctuary, plus three uprights distributed throughout the music position. Churches that have church. returned their completed form are shown with an asterisk in front of Compensation: AGO salary guidelines apply. their name. Members wishing more Benefits: 1 paid Sunday off per 3 months worked. Continuing information on specific churches or education funding available. positions relating to the question- naire may call Robert Anderson at Position Requirements: Minimum Bachelor’s degree and/or 3+ (612) 377-4450. years’ experience as organist and accompanist; understanding of how to lead congregational song. Ability to develop gifts of ORGANIST volunteer musicians and make them a regular part of worship. Solid solo repertoire; good sightreader; ability to improvise a Mount Olivet Lutheran Church plus. Team player with an interest in thematic worship plan- 5025 Knox Avenue S. ning; able to “paint” texts musically. Minneapolis, MN 55419 PIPENOTES Normandale Hylands United Methodist Church résumé to Dr. Beverly Claflin, Director of Music at above ad- 9920 Normandale Blvd., Bloomington, MN 55437 dress or e-mail to [email protected]. PT organist to play for 2 Sunday morning services and for spe- cial services throughout the year (Ash Wednesday, Good Fri- Union Congregational UCC day, Christmas Eve, et al). The organist also accompanies the 3700 Alabama Avenue S., St. Louis Park, MN 55416 Chancel Choir at Wednesday evening rehearsals, soloists and Adult Choir/Handbell Choir Director. Adult Choir: 18 mem- summer-time special music. The candidate must be an experi- bers. Adult Handbell Choir: 5 octaves; Schulmerich Bells. enced church musician with solid organ skills and possess the Both choirs rehearse on Wednesday evening. Adult choir sings ability to be an effective team member. Auditions will be re- at one service on Sundays. The Handbell Choir rings at Sunday quired. Please submit résumés to: Staff-Parish Relations Board services every 4-6 weeks. at above address. Email: [email protected]. Questions: Nadia Johnson, 952-835-7585. To view entire job description: The 375 members of Union Church cover a broad spectrum of www.nhumc.net. ages, world views and economic status. We are open to hiring competent people regadless of age, race, religion, gender or Hennepin United Methodist Church sexual orientation. 511 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55403 Salaries are competitive with other mid-size churches and will PT Principal Organist, 2 ser. 4/76 Sipe organ. Teaching privi- be commensurate with the applicant’s experience. leges included. Salary commensurate with AGO Guidelines; may be open to negotiation. Contact: Music Director Bill Please send résumé to the church c/o Rev. Richard Wagner, or Mathis at church. 612-435-1314 or [email protected] and/ email to: [email protected]. For further information please or Susan LeClair, 612-435-1323. call Pastor Wagner at 952-929-8566 or Director of Music, Peggy Johnson at 952-926-0550. Faith United Methodist Church Brunswick United Methodist Church 1530 Oakdale Avenue nd West St. Paul, MN 55118 6122 N. 42 Avenue PT Organist/Accompanist, 1 ser./1 reh. Both trad. and con- Crystal, MN 55422 temp. styles of music. Rodgers 850 LDM. Send résumés to: PT Music Director. Overall coordination, direct Chancel choir, [email protected] or call Paster Rod Stemme at 651-485- Handbell choir, oversight of Music Series. Email: 7452. Available: ASAP. [email protected] St. John the Baptist Catholic Church House of Hope Presbyterian Church 4625 W. 125th Street 797 Summit Avenue Savage, MN 55378 St. Paul, MN 55105 FT Organist/Accompanist, 4 ser./4 reh. Should have excellent ¾ time Director of Choir School. The Director will serve as the improvisational organ/keyboard skills. Rodgers 3-manual 960D head of an RSCM Choir School – currently composed of 75+ with antiphonal division and Boston 5’ grand piano. Call, choristers and a paid part-time staff of five individuals. Direc- email or fax résumé to Ron Schulz, Director of Music and Lit- tor will provide support and leadership for music programs as- urgy by Sept. 1, 2005. 952-890-9465; Fax: 952-890-3006; sociated with the Sunday School program and summer chil- Email: [email protected] dren’s ministries; work with clergy to coordinate music for ad- ditional worship services. Information is available at: www.hohchurch.org. DIRECTOR Bachelor’s degree in sacred music or music education is re- Mount Olivet Lutheran Church quired. Interested individuals may send cover letter, résumé 5025 Knox Avenue S., Minneapolis, MN 55419 and three references to the above church address or electroni- PT Children’s Choir Director for the main church campus in cally to: [email protected]. Please indicate “Choir School” South Minneapolis. Position would require Monday and Tues- in the subject line. Résumés accepted until position is filled. day rehearsals from 4:00 to 6:45 pm for ages Kindergarten and Grace-Trinity Community Church first grade. The Alleluia Choir consists of approximately 100 th children and is taught in four separate sessions. The children’s 1430 West 28 Street, Minneapolis, MN 55408 choir program of Mount Olivet is a specialized department PT Organist/Choir Director. 2/13 Moeller pipe organ. 18- which requires a candidate with collaborative and interpersonal member choir led by 4 professional soloists. Diverse musical skills. Music Education degree required. Job description can be repertoire. Worship in the Reformed liturgical tradition. 1 viewed on the church website at Mtolivet.org. Send letter and ser./1 reh. per week. Contact: Rev. Scott O. Stapleton at 612- 872-8266 or [email protected] 2 PIPENOTES COMBINED POSITIONS AVAILABLE Anyone may list a position opening by writing or calling Pilgrim Lutheran Church Robert Anderson, 2024 Kenwood Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 1935 St. Clair Avenue 55405-2303, 612-377-4450. Positions are listed in two con- St. Paul, MN 55105 secutive issues of PIPENOTES. If the position is still open, Seeking an interim organist/music director at ELCA church the church is asked to relist the opening. A pre-paid fee of $50 with liturgically grounded and innovative worship life (home of is requested (with the ad running 2 months, and an additional Celtic and Nordic contemplative worship). Position begins $15 for each month following) for this service. Checks are to mid-August. Website: www.pilgrimstpaul.org. Apply to: be made payable to: TCAGO (Twin Cities Chapter- [email protected] American Guild of Organists). Calls will be returned by the next business day. Immanuel Lutheran Church 104 Snelling Avenue For those who are looking for positions, there are often several St. Paul, MN 55104 weeks between the time a position is open and the date it is FT Interim Director of Music, 2 ser./5 reh., adult choir, 2 chil- published in PIPENOTES. From time to time a congregation dren’s choirs, adult bell choir, children’s bell choir and an An- is in immediate need. Those of you who would like to have nual Arts and Music Series. Worship style is primarily LBW, your name suggested to a congregation can leave your name WOV and Marty Haugen. Salary: Synod Guidelines with and number with Robert Anderson. His function will be to benefits. Anticipated start for permanent Dir. of Music is the give a congregation a list of available candidates.
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    Uutiset NEWSLETTER OF THE FINNISH AMERICAN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, INC. October/Lokakuu 2015 Talking About Finnish Maria Hokkanen We are happy to welcome Maria Hokkanen for our program this month. She will talk about languages in Finland and Finnish among the languages of the world. Maria is a Finnish Fulbright Teaching Assistant who's just arrived from Finland to help teach in the Finnish program at the University of Minnesota with Dan Karvonen during the upcoming year. While in the United States, Maria will share her language and culture with U.S. communities to inspire Americans to travel and study overseas, and to help make U.S. citizens better prepared to engage with businesses, governments, and organizations abroad. Maria grew up in Naantali and moved to Turku when she was seventeen years old. Her mother is originally from Lapua (near Seinäjoki) and her father from Rääkkylä, Pohjois-Karjala, so her roots come from other areas in Finland. She has a master's degree (Spring 2015) in Finnish language with an emphasis on teaching Finnish as a second or foreign language from the University of Turku. She has worked there as a research assistant, teaching advanced Finnish to second language learners since Fall 2012. She also taught Finnish in France in 2012. Maria Hokkanen is one of over 400 young educators from 50 Program In Brief countries who will travel to the United States in the 2015- 2016 academic year through the Fulbright FLTA Program Talking About Finnish to help internationalize U.S. colleges and universities, a key Maria Hokkanen goal of many institutions as they prepare students for the 21st century workforce and globalized world.
  • Spread the Word. Promote the Show. Support Public Radio

    Spread the Word. Promote the Show. Support Public Radio

    A radio program for the king of instruments SPREAD THE WORD. PROMOTE THE SHOW. SUPPORT PUBLIC RADIO PROGRAM NO. 0736 9/03/2007 NAJI HAKIM: Mariales (1993). LARRY KING: J. S. BACH: Contrapunctus No. 14 (incomplete), Imaginary Beings…reading notes from a Fanfare to the Tongues of Fire (1978) -James from The Art of Fugue, S. 1080 -Regis Allard page is one thing, but improvising something Hildreth (recorded 2/18/07) (2004 Aubertin/ Saint-Louis en l’Isle, Paris, France) Editions Hortus CD-039 new, ‘out of thin air’, is a remarkable skill. CALVIN HAMPTON: Fanfares, from Suite No. 1 (1977) -Timothy Edward Smith (1972 BERNARD ZWEERS: Prelude and Double Fugue SIETZE de VRIES: 3 Versets on Psalm 101 Beckerathy/ 1st Congregational Church, -Herman van Vliet (1845 Naber/ Joriskerk, -Consortium Locale/ Fokko Oldenhuis, Columbus, OH). SETH BINGHAM: Amersfoort, Netherlands) Festivo CD-139 director; Sietze de Vries (1727 Müller/ St. Overture, from Baroques Suite. H. LEROY Jacobi Church, Leeuwarden, Netherlands) JSB BAUMGARTNER: Idyl, Op. 5, no. 2-Timothy PROGRAM NO. 0739 9/24/07 Records JSBR010113 Edward Smith (1931 Kimball/ 1st Congregational In An Autumn Mood…we gauge the shift TOM TRENNY: Variations on “Immortal, Church, Columbus, OH) Raven CD-900 of seasons with a curious collection of Invisible” ( St. Denio) -Tom Treny (2005 Murphy/ GASTON LITAIZE: Cortege for Organ and Brass compositions in changing harmonic colors. St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Baltimore, MD) -Cathedral Brass; Paul Thornock, (r. 1/28/07) Raven OAR870 Performances at St. Joseph Cathedral were record- LEO SOWERBY: Pageant of Autumn -Robert PETER PLANYAVSKY: Missa Improvisata ed during concerts from the new organ’s inaugural Glasgow (1955 Aeolian-Skinner/ Hill (Introit; Kyrie; Gloria) -Peter Planyavsky (1980 series.