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Congress Invitation CONGRESS 2011 THE GUILD OF CARILLONNEURS IN NORTH AMERICA • THE WORLD CARILLON FEDERATION JUNE 26, 2011 – JULY 1, 2011 • 6 DAYS th Celebrating the 75 Anniversary of the GCNA Come celebrate … You are invited to celebrate our great carillon heritage. This joint congress promises be the largest gathering of carillonneurs and enthusiasts on record, and we have cause to celebrate: the 75 th anniversary of the GCNA, 75th anniversary of the Baird carillon, and kicking off the next 500 years of the carillon. Full details continue to be developed, but this congress will be one of the finest and most diverse – from the wealth of instruments, to stimulating and engaging presentations, workshops, and to strengthening our camaraderie. Updates will be posted on the GCNA and WCF websites, so stay connected. We also have established a Facebook group, bringing our art into the 21 st century. This is everyone’s congress, so suggestions and comments are always welcomed. See you soon! Kirk in the Hills St. Hugo of the Hills Christ Church Cranbrook Burton Tower (UM), Lurie Tower (UM), St. Mary’s of Redford, Jefferson Ave Presbyterian, Grosse Pointe Memorial, Christ Church Grosse Pointe, Beaumont Tower (MSU), Central Methodist Lansing, Beckering Carillon (GVSU), Cook Carillon (GVSU) Gala Banquet Meadow Brook Hall is the historic home built by one of the automotive aristocracy's most remarkable women, Matilda Dodge Wilson, widow of automobile pioneer John Dodge, and her second husband, lumber broker Alfred Wilson. Constructed between 1926 and 1929, for $4 million, Meadow Brook represents one of the finest examples of Tudor Revival architecture in America. Congress at a Glance Sunday 6/26 Monday 6/27 Tuesday 6/28 Wednesday 6/29 Thursday 6/30 Friday 7/1 Saturday 7/2 Ann Arbor Detroit Christ Church Post Congress Kirk in the Hills Kirk in the Hills St. Hugo of the Hills University of Michigan Grosse Pointe Cranbrook Options WCF Executive Committee GCNA Board Meeting GCNA Board Meeting GCNA Board Meeting GCNA Board Meeting GCNA Business Meeting Outdoor Garden Service GCNA Business Meeting GCNA Business Meeting WCF General Assembly St. Mary’s of Redford WCF General Assembly Festive Opening Service GCNA Examinations Bus departs for Ann Arbor WCF Council of Delegates Jefferson Ave Presbyterian WCF Guild Recitals Open Towers Morning Carillon Voluntaries Music sales & exhibits Kerrytown Chime WCF Guild Recitals Michigan State University Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Grand Valley State University Registration opens Presentations WCF Guild Recitals Presentations Christ Church Grosse Presentations Pointe WCF Council of Delegates WCF Guild Recitals Shuttle Lurie <-> Burton WCF Guild Recitals WCF Guild Recitals Grosse Pointe Memorial Diversions Music sales & exhibits GCNA Examinations Burton 75 th Celebration Music sales & exhibits Music sales & exhibits Presentations Rouge Assembly Plant tour Committee Meetings Music sales & exhibits GCNA 75 th Celebration Carillon duets Cranbrook WCF Guild Recitals House/Museum/Garden Afternoon The Henry Ford Opening Hosts Recital Congress photo Bell exhibits and film Hawaiian shirt contest Classic Car Show International Fireworks on Opening Banquet American Picnic Pizza Party American BBQ Meadow Brook Hall Detroit River Gala Banquet GCNA Official Opening Name that Detroit tune Ann Arbor Summer Carillon & instruments Barnes Scholarship Festival Auction GCNA Examinations WCF Guild Recitals Improvisation Contest Silent movie and carillon House organ – open Ice Cream Social Music sales & exhibits bench Evening Music sales & exhibits Glockenspiel & MIDI Chimemaster carillon Accommodation choices Click on links for reservations (with discount codes and dates) and for additional information Marriott Centerpoint Recommended Residence Inn Marriott Courtyard $82 , breakfast $8 ($14.95 value) $82, breakfast & internet included $69, internet included http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/DTWPO?groupCode=CGCCGCA&app=resvlink&fromDate=6/25/11&toDate=7/2/11 http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/dtwpt?groupCode=cngcngs&app=resvlink&fromDate=6/25/11&toDate=7/2/11 http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/DTWCP?groupCode=CARCARA&app=resvlink&fromDate=6/24/11&toDate=7/3/11 Recommended Airport: Detroit Metro (DTW). Rental cars are not necessary; we hope to have shuttle services to accommodate most needs once you are checked into the hotel. Information on taxies to/from the airport will be communicated separately. Questions : [email protected] • Websites: www.gcna.org www.carillon.org • FACEBOOK : GCNA-WCF CONGRESS 2011 .
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