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BOMBARDEFebruary - March 2018 Contents Dean’s Column (1) Upcoming Events (2) Brian Mathias Appointment (4) CAZAGO POE Help Wanted (4) Membership / Certifications (5) AGO National Convention (6-7) Eccles Organ Festival (8) Organ Teachers / Sub List (9) Tabernacle Organ Recitals (9) University of (9) Longwood Organ Academy (10) RSCM (Pacific Northwest) (11) Hope College (4 / 12) David Fox, Loren Carle, and David Chamberlin pose for a picture at their concert celebrating Photos (13) Mendelssohn's birthday on February 9 at First United Methodist Church. Chapter Officers three of Mendelssohn’s Sonatas on the Dean Dean’s Column amazing organ at First United Meth- Becky Ázera odist Church. Following the concert, [email protected] Hello Friends, there was a birthday-themed recep- 2016 - 2018 tion. We had a great turnout for this Hope you were able to enjoy some enjoyable concert. Sub-Dean/Program Chair down time and of course this mild Heidi J. Alley winter after the busy Holliday sea- Soon we will be electing new chapter [email protected] son. I sure have. Now I’m preparing leaders. I invite you to consider serv- 2016 - 2018 for three Recitals that I will be per- ing the chapter in a leadership posi- forming in this March and April and tion. It’s not as scary as you think. I Treasurer of course the Easter season, which in- promise!!! We really need your help. Tyler Anderson cludes a piano/organ duet. Please contact Heidi Alley or myself if [email protected] you are interested in serving or have 2016 - 2018 Haruhito gave an awesome class on questions regarding serving. the Liturgical calendar January 30. Secretary Twenty-two of the and Check out the January TAO magazine. Kathy Fisher Utah Valley Chapter members enjoyed John Longhurst sent in a wonderful [email protected] 2016-2018 an evening in the chapel on the Row- article on Dr. Robert Cundick. land Hall campus (St. Mark’s School). Education Coordinator He stressed that no matter what de- Hope to see you soon! nomination we belong to, “the litur- Ryan NorthAAGO/ChM gical year is a theological journey.” [email protected] Haruhito tied in all denominations as 2016-2018 he taught. It was a great learning ex- perience. At the end, Haruhito played Other Officers some of his pieces on the chapel’s M.P. Becky Alex Oldroyd Moller opus 1238 ll/16 (ca.1910), Aus- Becky Ázera Dean (Member at Large) tin console organ. [email protected] [email protected]

Felix Mendelssohn’s birthday party Teresa ClawsonAAGO on February 9 was also a wonderful (Utah District Convener / event. Loren Carle, David Chamberlin, Programming Committee) and David Fox performed beautifully [email protected] 1 Upcoming Events sun 3/11 Easter Literature 8 pm - Eccles Organ Get ready for Easter (Easter Sunday is Festival: Crista Miller April 1) with new repertoire ideas from Libby Gardner Concert Hall Dr. Kenneth Udy. Dr. Udy has extensive 1375 E. President's Circle, SLC knowledge of useful repertoire as a longtime church organist, and will present useful works for all ability Crista Miller is Director of Music and levels and denominations. Organist at Houston’s Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, where she chaired the organ committee for Martin Pasi’s pipe organ. She leads a growing Cathedral music organization, with the Schola Cantorum in high demand for large- fri 3/16 scale, festive liturgies, including those 7:30 pm - Campbell prepared for the National Catholic Organ Festival: Richard Education Association, Church Music Association of America, and others. Elliott Daines Concert Hall (USU) As a solo performer, Dr. Miller has 1200 E Aggie Blvd., Logan performed in France, Spain, Italy, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Sweden, and Canada. She has won prizes in David Fox Master's Recital national and international playing David Fox will present a recital as part competitions. of his Master's program in Libby Gard- ner Hall. The program will include: Campbell Organ Festival: Messiaen: L'Ascension Richard Elliott Recital Mulet: Tu es petra Wammes: Miroir Richard Elliott returns to the new- Hindemith: Organ Sonata No. 2 ly-renovated Daines Concert Hall Mendelssohn: Organ Sonata No. 4 (formerly Kent Concert Hall) at Utah Reger: Chorale Fantasia on "Ein feste State University. This recital is Dr. El- Burg ist unser Gott" fri 3/2 liott's third appearance on the annual 7 pm - Easter Repertoire Campbell Organ Festival. Admission w/ Kenneth Udy is free and open to the public ages 8+ St. Paul's Episcopal Church sat 3/31 261 S 900 E, SLC 4 pm - David Fox Master's Recital Libby Gardner Concert Hall Eccles Organ Festival: Crista 1375 E. President's Circle, SLC Miller

Susanna Karrington Susanna Karrington will present her final recital as part of her Master's program in Libby Gardner Hall.

fri 4/13 6 pm - Susanna Karrington Master's Recital Libby Gardner Concert Hall Crista Miller will perform the final 1375 E. President's Circle, SLC concert of the 24th annual Eccles Or- gan Festival. This concert will be held at Libby Gardner Concert Hall at the The three-manual organ was built in . All concerts on 1967 by the Holtkamp Organ Compa- SLCAGO Member Recital ny. The instrument was rebuilt in 2011 the Eccles Organ Festival series are Take advantage of an opportunity to offered free of charge to the public as part of the renovation of the Univer- sity's concert hall. share what you've been working on thanks to sponsors and friends of the with your fellow chapter members, Festival. 2 family, and friends by participating construction. These regional summer in our member recital at St. Ambrose music camps for teenage students Catholic Church on their III/50 Bige- provide private and group instruction low & Co. organ. in service playing and solo repertoire, opportunities to learn about the mu- Anything goes! Email your selection sical heritage of various religious de- to [email protected] nominations, and a chance for young musicians to meet others with similar interests. Piano or organ proficien- cy ranging from intermediate to ad- wed 4/18 vanced is required. Scholarship assis- 7 pm - Member Recital of Kansas City look forward to sharing tance is available. St. Ambrose Catholic Church the grandeur of the city’s organs and 2315 Redondo Ave., SLC performance venues with the rest of The POE+ is a summer program filled the world from July 2 – 6, 2018. with practical information and in- struction for adult keyboard musi- Closing Social / OrgelKids Experience varied worship services, cians interested in improving their Organ including an Opening Celebration service-playing skills. Participants celebrating the end of World War I, a will be introduced to basic organ skills Join us for a fun closing social bar- Hymn Festival, Bach Vespers, and an through private instruction and class- becue event at Heidi Alley's home in Arts Service. es. The weeklong experience will lead Bountiful. The OrgelKids pipe organ to greater confidence and competence will be on hand as well. Early rates are available through at the organ. March 31: Generous funding from the Associated Regular member: $435 Pipe Organ Builders of America (APO- fri 5/11 Senior (65+): $395 BA), the American Institute of Or- 6:30 pm - Closing Social Spouse/partner: $350 ganbuilders (AIO), the Jordan Organ BBQ / OrgelKids Organ Young organist ( < 30 ): $250 Endowment, and the National Endow- Heidi Alley's home Non-member: $550 ment for the Arts will support these 3779 S 400 E, Bountiful summer educational programs from Registration is now open! For the best coast to coast. “The AGO and APOBA rates to attend what is sure to be a have enjoyed a mutually beneficial re- great convention, visit agokc2018.org lationship since 1975,” declared AGO for more information. Executive Director James Thoma- shower. “Likewise, the AIO has been Pipe Organ Encounters active in supporting the Guild’s ed- The American Guild of Organists ucational programs, beginning with (AGO) is proud to announce five PIPE their partnership in Pulling Out All ORGAN ENCOUNTERS (POEs) for stu- the Stops, a video produced jointly in dents aged 13–18, and one POE+ for 1996 by the AGO, AIO, APOBA, the Or- adults in 2018. Complete contact in- gan Historical Society, and the Amer- formation for each weeklong Pipe Or- ican Theater Organ Society and aired gan Encounter can be found in The on PBS. In addition, we are delighted American Organist Magazine and on- to have received support from the Jor- line at www.agohq.org/education/poe. dan Organ Endowment at Columbus The summer schedule follows: State University for our POE program, OrgelKids demonstrated their organ as well as a grant from the National kit (pictured assembled) in an exhibi- Endowment for the Arts supporting POE (for ages 13–18) tion booth and a workshop at the West our educational activities this year.” Region Convention this summer in June 17–22 Phoenix, Ariz. Salt Lake City. June 24–29 Minneapolis/St. Paul, In addition to the POE and POE+ pro- grams, but not offered in 2018, is a Minn. 2018 AGO National Convention: POE (Advanced) that provides inter- July 8–13 Philadelphia, Penn. mediate to advanced classes in areas Kansas City, Missouri July 16–21 Los Angeles, Calif. such as organ literature, history, pipe At the 2018 AGO Convention in Kansas organ construction and design, mu- City, you will see and hear incredible July 22–27 Deland, Fla. sic theory, improvisation, conducting, performances by world-class organ- and service playing for students who ists and choirs; hear new music by POE+ (for adults) have achieved a high level of success some of the world’s best modern com- June 17–22 Rockford, Ill. in organ study. Also, there is a POE posers; be able to check out dozens of (Technical) designed for students who workshops and seminars; and enjoy The PIPE ORGAN ENCOUNTER (POE) are interested in learning the art and creative worship services in some of is an introduction to the pipe organ craft of organ building. The event is the most beautiful and historic organ through instruction in organ play- hosted in the workshop of an organ venues in the country. The organists ing, repertoire, history, design, and builder working in cooperation with a local AGO chapter. 3 POE site locations are selected by the choir, looks forward to the addition of AGO Committee on Pipe Organ En- Mathias to the artistic staff on Temple counters and approved by the AGO Square. “We are extremely pleased to National Council. Applications for have Brian join us. He is a gifted musi- 2019 are available from AGO National cian who will add to the excellent tra- Headquarters and online at www.ag- dition of the Choir family.” ohq.org. Prior to his appointment as a Tab- ernacle organist, Dr. Brian Mathias served as an adjunct faculty member Members: Advertise at in Pro- vo, Utah, and at Washburn Universi- Your Events ty in Topeka, Kansas. He also served Have a concert, recital, special ser- as associate organist at Country Club vice, or other event coming up? Let us Christian Church in Kansas City, Mis- know so we can put it on the calendar souri. and advertise it to our members. Among Dr. Mathias’s recent solo per- Additionally, be sure to let us know of formances are recitals at the Salt Lake events that our members may find in- Tabernacle and the LDS Conference teresting. Center (Salt Lake City, Utah); the Ca- thedral of the Madeleine (Salt Lake Send event information to Dr. Brian Mathias City); Washington National Cathedral [email protected] (Washington, D.C.); BYU–Idaho (Rex- Appointed full-time burg, Idaho); and Texas A&M Inter- national University (Laredo, Texas). Tabernacle Organist He has competed on the international stage in a number of prestigious in- Hope College Organ The Mormon an- ternational organ competitions, in- nounced Monday, January 22, 2018, cluding the 2011 and 2014 Canadian Scholarship that Dr. Brian Mathias has been ap- International Organ Competitions and pointed a full-time Tabernacle organ- the 2010 Grand Prix de Chartres Inter- Hope College recently approved a large ist. Mathias joins a long line of distin- national Organ Competition. increase in scholarships for incoming guished musicians who have served music students - effective this coming as organists on Temple Square, con- Mathias earned the doctor of musi- fall! tinuing a tradition that stretches back cal arts degree at the University of The talent based scholarships can now to early pioneer days. The renowned Kansas, where he studied organ with range up to $28,000.00 annually, and Mormon Tabernacle Choir organists James Higdon and carillon with Eliz- this can be added to academic merit are key members of the Choir’s musi- abeth Berghout. He received bache- awards. I've attached a flyer with some cal family and perform at the highest lor of music and master of music de- important information, and hope you'll professional standard of artistry as grees from Brigham Young University, be kind enough to share it with any stu- they bring the sound of the iconic Tab- studying organ with Don Cook and dents and/or teachers in your Chapter ernacle organ to life for tens of thou- Douglas Bush and carillon with Don who would be interested in knowing sands of fans throughout the world. Cook. about this. The organists perform in daily organ recitals as well as performances with It has been 10 years since auditions Even though deadlines are nigh upon the Mormon Tabernacle Choir in tele- were held for a Tabernacle organist. us, it's not too late for students to apply! casts, recordings, tours, concerts, and As such, Mathias joins an elite group We're very excited to be in our brand other appearances. With Dr. Mathias’s of organists such as Joseph Daynes, new $35M building (The Jack Miller appointment, there are now four full- Frank Asper, , Center for the Musical Arts) with its time Tabernacle organists—Richard Robert Cundick, and John Longhurst. beautiful teaching and rehearsal facili- Elliott, Clay Christiansen, and An- ties, stunning concert and recital halls, drew Unsworth—with two part-time and, last but not least, a glorious new organists, Bonnie Goodliffe and Linda Help Wanted: Cen- Casavant concert organ. Margetts. You can learn more about Hope by vis- tral Arizona Pipe iting our website: Department of Music Mathias is very excited to serve with of Hope College. the Choir organization. “I have been Organ Encounter an avid fan of the Mormon Tabernacle Dr. Huw Lewis, FRCO, LRAM, ARCM Choir since I was a teenager, and it is The Central Arizona Chapter is host- Professor of Music a dream come true for me to have the ing a POE this summer, June 17-22, Hope College, Holland, MI 49423 USA opportunity to be a part of what they 2018. We have already received two do. The conductors and organists are applicants one from Las Vegas (stu- musicians of the highest caliber, and dent of JaneTye) and one from San I am thrilled to work alongside them.” Antonio, TX.

Mack Wilberg, music director of the I’m writing to you because we are 4 looking for a representative form an Membership is important! Your dues LDS church to be part of our POE. I support the chapter and all the events Get Certified know the Southern Nevada chapter it puts on, and give you access to In June 2015, the Chapter outlined the has several chapter members who be- member-only events. goal of having every Chapter member long to the LDS church and I’m certain hold at least one AGO certification. the SLC chapter has many. We are In addition, members receive special Since that time, many members have hoping that this person might come rates for AGO events such as the 2018 begun the process of obtaining certi- for a day or two, serve as a workshop National Convention in Kansas City! fications, and several have completed presenter perhaps on hymn playing or them. Congratulations to new mem- even present an evening concert. To join or renew, go to agohq.org/on- bers below who passed their exams! card-login and sign in to your account. Don Cook from BYU recently orga- From there, you'll have an option to re- Requirements for certifications nized a huge organ workshop in the new your dues. are listed in the July issue of The East Valley (Mesa area) and over 300 American Organist, or on-line at LDS organists attended. We even had Don't feel comfortable with on- agohq.org/certification 11 new “Volunteer Members” join our line renewal? You can renew any- ranks as a result of that program. time by calling the national office Chapter Members with When we hosted our 2002 POE we had (212.870.2310) with a credit card. Certifications many young LDS organist attend and we are expecting that again in 2018. You can request us to email your in- Fellow (FAGO) That’s why we feel it is so important voice to you if you don't currently have Dr. Richard Elliott to have a representative of the LDS it. Bonnie Goodliffe church involved in some way with our Dr. John Longhurst POE. For future renewals, a renewal notice Dr. Linda Margetts is sent by email. Make sure your email Associate (AAGO) Would you pass on this information to is up to date in the ONCARD system your LDS chapter members and see if by clicking "update personal informa- Ronnie Bishop perhaps someone might be interested tion." Teresa Clawson in helping us this summer. Transpor- You can also opt to have national mail Ryan North tation would be paid and I would host you a dues invoice via USPS in the fu- Dr. Andrew Unsworth that person in my home. ture. Colleague (CAGO)

Thank you in advance for your help. There are also instructional videos on Heidi Alley the national web site, accessed from Lorelea Anderson Sincerely, the right side of the ONCARD log in Ian Christensen Jan Clayton page. Laura Cutler Judy Riden, Registrar Janet Griffin CAZAGO POE 2018 Help the Chapter by Recruiting Members Colleague (CAGO), cont'd 621 E. Geneva Dr. Nora Hess Tempe, AZ 85282-3734 Do you know somebody who should Valerie McDougal be involved in the Salt Lake Chapter? Jennifer Morgan 480-968-0407 Ryan North [email protected] Perhaps that someone is you? Kathleen Stanford Organists and choral musicians of all Tan Summers levels, and those who enjoy the music New & Renewed are invited to join the Salt Lake Chap- Service Playing (SPC) ter. The of the American Guild Janet Folster of Organists is to foster a thriving Julie Hales Members community of musicians who share Members of the Salt ake Chapter who their knowledge and inspire passion Choirmaster (ChM) for the organ. have current memberships or have re- Ryan North cently joined are listed below. Dr. Myron Patterson The AGO is the national profession- Membership is the primary source of al association serving the organ and The listings above are current according to funding for the Salt Lake Chapter, so choral music fields. There are approx- AGO records. If your name is not listed, or imately 16,000 members in more than is listed incorrectly, please let us know at strong membership is crucial to put- [email protected] ting on strong programs and events 300 chapters throughout the United each year. States and abroad.

Thank you to all the individuals who Join as a chapter member by visiting have renewed their membership or agohq.org, or for more info, contact joined our chapter. [email protected].

Become a Member It's easy to become a member of the American Guild of Organists. 5 EASY TO REACH. HARD TO BEAT.

Kansas City is at the center of the US, so it’s easy to reach from just about anywhere – even the AGO’s West Region. And with Kansas City’s world-class organs, convention performances by incredible choirs, organists, and composers, and the city’s famous barbeque, the 2018 AGO National Convention promises to be one you don’t want to miss.

American Guild of Organists national convention Kansas City, Missouri Community of Christ Temple JULY 2 – 6, 2018 Independence, MO

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AGO 2018 National Convention ♦ Kansas City, Missouri ♦ July 2-6, 2018 www.AGOKC2018.com

UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES

Donor’s Choice in Any Amount

We welcome gifts in any amount to support young talent, worship creativity, contemporary composers, great choral music and other events or topics of particular interest to donors, as listed below and on the convention website home page. Your gift can be designated “In memory of” or “In honor of” teachers, mentors, colleagues, or other special person/s.

Workshops: $500

Over 60 workshops will be offered during the convention. Your gift will underwrite the workshop of your choice. Continuing education topics are listed on our convention website.

New Hymn Texts, Organ and Choral Music: $750/ $1,000/ $3,000/ $5,000

Two new hymn texts ($750 level) and fifteen new organ and choral works by renowned lyricists and composers will have their world premieres at the 2018 AGO National Convention in Kansas City. Please visit our convention website for information. The $2018 Club

All donors of $2018 and above receive the benefits of convention registration, convention transportation package, and two complimentary barbecue tickets. As with any gift, the total amount ($2018) may be paid incrementally.

Concerts: $2,500/ $5,000/ 1 only @ $10,000*

Higdon (KU Bales Recital Hall, Wolff) Olivera (Cathedral/Immaculate Conception, Ruffati/Rodgers) Houlihan (Country Club Christian Church, Schantz) Rubis Bauer (Westport Presbyterian Church, Pasi) NYACOP/NCOI Winners (Central United Methodist Spritzer (Grand Avenue Temple, E.M. Skinner/Quimby)

Church, Casavant) Kansas City Chorale, Bruffy, Bickers (Kauffman Center Cleveland (Village Presbyterian Church, Richards/Fowkes) for the Performing Arts, Casavant) Dubois (St. Michael & All Angels Church, Reuter) Te Deum Chamber Choir, Shepard (Village Presbyterian Chen (Kauffman Performing Arts Center, Casavant) Church, Richards/Fowkes) Wickerham (Kansas City Music Hall, R. Morton) PipeDreams® Live!, Barone, Rising Stars (Community of Belcher (Gano Hall, William Jewell College, Quimby) Christ Auditorium, Aeolian Skinner) Sheen (St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, E.M. Skinner/Quimby) Keller (Unity on the Plaza, E.M. Skinner) St. Cecilia Concert, Wilson (Community of Christ Temple, Cardinalis Vocal Ensemble, Maglione, Rigler (St. Mary’s Casavant) Episcopal Church, Reuter) *Closing Concert, Marshall, Escaich, KC Summer Festival Pascual (Grace & Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kney) Orchestra (Kauffman Center)

Worship Services: $2,500/ $5,000/ 1 only @$10,000*

Bach Vespers, Spire Chamber Ensemble & Baroque *Opening Celebration, Spire Chamber Ensemble, Kraybill, Orchestra, Spalding (Visitation Catholic Church, (Kauffman Center, John Obetz remembrance, World War I Lively/Fulcher) commemoration) Compline, Kantorei KC, Munce (Cathedral/Immaculate Hymn Festival, Trenney, James Bobb, Armstrong, Bringle (Kauffman Center,) Conception) Arts Worship, Störling Dance Theater, Saliers, Bauer, Te Deum Chamber Choir (Atonement Lutheran Church, Ott) Questions?

Contact Dr. Chloë Stodt at [email protected] or 913.895.0682. Online donations may be made via major credit card at www.AGOKC2018.com (available after November 1, 2017). Checks payable to “AGO KC 2018” may be mailed to convention Treasurer Debbie Winter, PO Box 45124, Kansas City, MO 64171.

The AGO 2018 National Convention is a special project of the Greater Kansas City Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, a 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to this special project are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

7 RICHARD ELLIOTT Mormon Tabernacle Choir (Salt Lake City) Sunday September 10, 2017 · 8 PM Cathedral of the Madeleine

THOMAS OSPITAL Église Saint-Eustache (Paris, France) Sunday October 8, 2017 · 8 PM Cathedral of the Madeleine

DAVID BASKEYFIELD Christ Episcopal Church (Pittsford, NY) Sunday November 12, 2017 · 8 PM Cathedral of the Madeleine

F E S T I V A L 24th season The Eccles Organ Festival is an internationally MARTIN BAKER recognized organ recital series which seeks to Westminster Cathedral (London, UK) provide the highest quality and most engaging organ Sunday January 14, 2018 · 8 PM performances to Salt Lake City audiences. Cathedral of the Madeleine

The Festival also creates educational opportunities by offering master classes and public lectures.

For more information please follow the Festival on social media, visit ecclesorganfestival.org or call 801.328.8941 DEXTER KENNEDY Christ Church (Gross Pointe, MI) Sunday February 11, 2018 · 8 PM All Festival events are offered free of charge thanks to generous support from Sponsors and Friends of the Festival Cathedral of the Madeleine

CRISTA MILLER Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart (Houston, TX) Sunday March 11, 2018 · 8 PM School of Music Libby Gardner Concert Hall

8 Dr. Myron PattersonDSM, ARCCO (ChM), ATCL, LTCL Susanna Karrington Organ Teachers [email protected] [email protected]

Chapter members who have indicat- Kathleen StanfordSPC Haruhito MiyagiMM ed they are available for teaching [email protected] [email protected] private or group lessons are listed Sharee Thompson Jennifer MorganCAGO alphabetically by last name below. [email protected] [email protected] If you’d like to be included on this list, please email your information to Dr. Kenneth Udy Alex Oldroyd [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Listings are free and available to current paid Michael Olson members (or dual members) of the Salt Lake [email protected] Chapter.

Need a Sub? Sheri PetersonBM Ronnie BishopAAGO [email protected] [email protected] Chapter members who have indicated they are available service substitute Michael SheltonBA Teresa ClawsonAAGO or other work are listed alphabetically [email protected] [email protected] by last name below. If you’d like to be Kathleen StanfordSPC included on this list, please email your Jan Clayton [email protected] [email protected] information to [email protected] Chad StatenBA Valerie McDougal Listings are free and available to current paid members (or dual members) of the Salt Lake [email protected] [email protected] Chapter. Sharee Thompson Jennifer MorganCAGO Ronnie BishopAAGO, BM, MA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Alex Oldroyd Nora Hess [email protected] [email protected]

Tabernacle Organ ORGAN PROGRAM Organ Program, Preparatory Division PREPARATORY DIVISION Recitals Fine Arts West, Building 170 274 South University Street Thirty-minute recitals are given daily www.music.utah.edu/community/preparatory/ by Tabernacle organ staff and guest Phone: 801-581-7811 organists on Temple Square. Doors Email: [email protected] open 10 minutes before recitals.

Recitals are held Monday-Saturday at noon, and Sunday at 2pm. All recitals Class and private instruction is offered for pianists in are in the Tabernacle, unless other- basic organ manual and pedal techniques, organ wise noted. At the Tabernacle, enter at registration and hymn playing. As the student door 11, located on the east end of the progresses there will be more emphasis on advanced building, near the flagpole. For Confer- hymn playing, registration, repertoire playing, and ence Center recitals, enter at door 15 on accompanying skills. Class size is limited to six students the south side of the building across who will be instructed by the teacher and computer the crosswalk to Temple Square. tutorials installed on six two-manual/pedal church model electronic organs. Information for upcoming dates in February March dates was not avail- able as of publishing time.

Performers are subject to change. Visit https://www.mormontaberna- clechoir.org/events/organ-recitals.html for up-to-date performer and program information.

9 The Longwood Organ Academy July 23–28, 2018 at Longwood Gardens Application Deadline: March 5, 2018

Designed as a summer intensive for college students Tuition Details: pursuing a degree in organ performance, the Longwood Tuition is $1,000. Tuition includes housing, meals, Organ Academy provides students with the opportunity and local transportation during the Academy as to study organ transcriptions on one of the world’s well as transport to and from the Philadelphia largest symphonic organs, The Longwood Organ. International Airport. The Academy will be held July 23–28 at Longwood Gardens. Throughout the week students will study with esteemed instructors, Peter Richard Conte and For More Information and to Apply: Alan Morrison. Students will further their knowledge longwoodgardens.org/organ-academy of the symphonic organ by attending master classes with guest instructors Ken Cowan and John Schwandt. The Organ Academy also includes visits to famous organs in the area and culminates with a concert presented by the students. Application and audition recording is required.

longwoodgardens.org / 610.388.5457 10 Registration opens MONDAY for RSCM Pacific NW!

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RSCM Pacific Northwest June 25-July 1, 2017 Lewis & Clark College Portland, OR

RSCM is for YOU! We have room for: 30 Youth Trebles (rising 4th-graduating 12th grade) 20 Teen Boys (rising 4th-graduating 12th grade) 20 Adult Participants (residential or commuter) 3 Organ Scholars (age 25 & under; application due 4/1)

We will be joined by music director Sarah MacDonald, Director of Music at Selwyn College and diretor of the Ely Cathedral Girls Choir in the United Kingdom, and organist Patrick Scott, Assistant Organist-Choirmaster of St. Philip's Cathedral in Atlanta.

Join us this summer and improve your choral singing, make new friends, and have tons of fun in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest!

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11 ORGAN STUDY AT Hope College

1 2 Principal Performance Instruments

1 4 manual, 48 rank E.M. Skinner, 1929

2 3 manual, 34 stop J.W. Walker, 2000 3 4 manual, 54 rank Casavant, 2016 3

Program highlights • Subsidized biennial study trips to England, France, Germany, and the Netherlands • Great solo and accompanying opportunities (with choirs, orchestras, etc.) • Extensive experiential training in different worship traditions • Very generous scholarships

Hope’s Keyboard Area: hope.edu/academics/music/areas-study/ keyboard.html

Audition information: hope.edu/academics/music/auditions/ index.html

Dr. Huw Lewis, Professor of Organ: [email protected]

12 (D) Attendees at the Mendelssohn birth- (F) Becky Ázera and Scott Mills. Photos day event February 9 at First United Methodist Church. (G) Chapter members enjoy birthday (A) Haruhito Miyagi poses in front of the treats at the reception following the con- Möller organ at Rowland Hall (Jan. 30) (E) Ronald and Olga Boss, and Harry cert February 9 at First United Methodist (B) Becky Ázera, Kathleen Stanford, Olga Cross enjoy treats at Mendelssohn's Church. Boss at the reception on February 9. birthday party.

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(C) Scott Mills (background), with David Chamberlin, Becky Ázera, Heidi Alley at the Chapter's Mendelssohn event Feb. 9.

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