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Long Beach Chapter, Southern California |
| Last updated: August 25, 2010 |
Message from the Dean |
| I have exciting news: after a coolish boring summer we now have a hot and exciting musical season ahead. David and his team have put together great programs that I know you will really enjoy. If the yearbooks aren’t ready for the fall potluck, David will share the year ahead with us at that time.
As usual we all look forward to the fall potluck. It’s a time to get back together again with friends, and a time to enjoy all the delicious food our members prepare. Hope to see everyone there! Bob Lewis, Dean |
Local Events |
| About September’s Program!!!!!!
Tuesday, September 7, 2010 – 6:30 p.m. FALL POTLUCK Peter Bates residence 4631 N. Cerritos Dr., Long Beach Kyle Black, Priscilla Silver & Peter Bates, artists 6:30 p.m. Dinner 7:30 Our first event of the 2010-2011 season will be our Fall Potluck at the home of Peter Bates, 4631 N. Cerritos Dr., Long Beach. The potluck dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. so be there a little early so we can have all of the delicious dishes spread out. Open your recipe box and fix something tasty to share. Plates, silverware, napkins and beverages will be provided. RSVP to Elaine Elliott by August 31 so that we may provide a count for tables and chairs. Following dinner, sub dean David Feit-Pretzer will preview this season’s programs. As usual, David and the program committee have set up a year of interesting events. The program for the evening will feature Kyle Black, a student at UCLA. He will be playing pieces from his recent recital. Then Priscilla Silver and Peter Bates will play piano and organ duets. It will be a wonderful evening of food, fellowship and good music. This will certainly be an excellent way for you to introduce a non-member to AGO. As past national president Fred Swann said: “Each one reach one.” See you in September! Reservations for the Sept. 7th potluck need to be made by contacting Elaine Elliott bobelaine@boblaine.com or phone 562-596-8566 no later than August 31st. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Looking Ahead Sunday, October 10, 2010 – 3:00 p.m. KEN COWAN & LISA SHIHOTEN (Organ & violin) Covenant Presbyterian Church 607 E. Third St., Long Beach Peter Bates, Minister of Music/Organist ±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±± ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ MADER ORGAN-PLAYING COMPETITION Application forms are now available for participation in the 2010 National Organ-playing Competition sponsored by the Ruth and Clarence Mader Memorial Scholarship Fund. Finalists will compete for prizes of $6,000, $4,000, and $2,000 plus transportation and lodging. The competition is organized in two phases: a recorded (CD) preliminary competition from which three finalists will be selected, and a final event presented as a concert open to the public. The competition is open to all residents of the United States who will be under the age of 35 on November 6, 2010. Repertoire (30 to 45 minutes playing time) must include one required work: "October Interlude" by Clarence Mader. Application forms and CD recordings are due by August 1, and finalists will be selected and notified by September 1. The final competition will be held on November 6, 2010, at the Claremont United Church of Christ, Congregational, in Claremont, California. The organ is a three-manual, 77-rank instrument built in 1998 by Glatter-Götz/Rosales. Application forms and additional information may be obtained from Dr. Frances Nobert, 5023 Tierra Antigua Drive, Whittier, CA 90601; e-mail address: fnobert99organ@aol.com. The Ruth and Clarence Mader Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1971 to honor the memory of two outstanding Southern California artists. In addition to sponsoring organ-playing competitions, the Fund has engaged in various projects related to the pipe organ, including commissioning organ compositions and funding organ-related research. ±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±±± – CONTINUING – 4th Sundays (Oct,Nov,Jan,Feb,Mar,May) 7:30pm Compline Schola Cantorum of St. James’, James Buonemani, dir. St.James’L.A.* Free. Wednesdays 12:10pm Varied programs; lunch available. Pasadena Presbyterian*. Fwo. 20 Oct Neil Stipp, organ 3 Nov Occidental College Glee Club 10 Nov Su-Ryeon Ji, organ 22 Dec Philip Allen Smith, organ Wednesdays 12:45pm Samuel S. Soria or guest, organ. Cathedral of Our Lady*. Free. 1 Sep Andrea Anderson 8 Sep Sanghwa Lee (Virginia) 15 Sep Travis Baker (London) 29 Sep Su-Ryeon Ji 13 Oct David Wheatley 27 Oct Su-Ryeon Ji 1st + 3rd Wednesdays 12:10pm Chamber music program; lunch avail. First Baptist Glendale*. Free. * 2nd Wednesdays (Oct-May) 12:10pm Varied programs. First UMC Santa Monica*. Free. Thursdays 12:10pm S. Wayne Foster or guest, organ. First Congregational L.A.* Free. * 1st Fridays (Sep-Jun) 12:15pm Varied programs; lunch available. Trinity Lutheran, Manhattan Beach*. Fwo. 1 Oct David York, organ 7 Jan James Taulbee, organ 4 Feb Rong-Huey Liu, oboe, Namhee Han, org. 1 Apr Millennia Consort + Presidio Brass * 2nd Fridays (Sep-Jun) 12:30pm Jung-A Lee or guest, organ. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian*. ±±±±±±±±±±±≠≠≠≠≠ • 24 Sep (Fri) 8:00pm [AGO OC] 18 Oct (Mon) 7:45pm [AGO OC] Christoph Bull, UCLA organist, in recital. OCAGO 60th Anniversary Celebration IrvineValleyCollegePerformingArtsCenter, PastDeansConcert.FirstEvangelicalFree 5500 Irvine Center Dr., Irvine. $12/$8 Church, 2801 Brea Blvd., Fullerton. Free. www.members.cox.net/ocago/ 6:30 Dinner by reservation. 26 Sep (Sun) 5:15pm www.members.cox.net/ocago/ Christoph Bull, UCLA organist, performs on 24 Oct (Sun) 7:00pm the recently completed Reuter-Salmen organ. Christoph Bull, UCLA organist, plays Bach, AscensionLutheranChurch,1600E.Hillcrest Barber,Vierne,more. Dr., Thousand Oaks. 805.495.0406 Segerstrom Concert Hall* www.ascensionlutheran-church.org Fwo. • 30 Oct (Sat) 8:00pm 2+3 Oct (Sat+Sun) [AGO OC] Silent Film Phantom of the Opera with 2 Oct 3:00pm Michael Burkhardt Workshop organist Steven Ball. Royce Hall*. $23-$33. on improvisation and hymn playing. $10. 3 Oct time tba Hymn Festival led by Michael 31 Oct (Sun) 7:30pm Burkhardt. Admission tba. Silent Film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) Admission for both events $20. with organist Clark Wilson, for Halloween. Concordia Univ., 1530 Concordia W., Irvine. 6:30 Pre-concert talk: Christoph Bull. www.members.cox.net/ocago/ Walt Disney Concert Hall* 3 Oct (Sun) 2:30pm 2 Nov (Tue) 6:30pm [AGO LB] Christoph Bull performs for the L.A. Theatre Informal Potluck and Fun Evening. Organ Society's Alternate Oktoberfest. Grace First Presbyterian Church, San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, 320 S. 3955 N. Studebaker Rd., Long Beach. Mission Dr., San Gabriel. www.latos.org www.agohq.org/chapters/longbeach 4 Oct (Mon) 8:00pm [AGO LA] 6 Nov (Sat) 7:00pm James Walker, music director of All Saints, 12th National Organ-Playing Competition Pasadena, presents an organ recital. celebrating the 39th anniversary year of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1020 N. Brand Ruth and Clarence Mader Memorial Blvd., Glendale. www.laago.org Free. Scholarship Fund. Claremont United Church 6:15 Social, 6:45 Dinner, by reservation. of Christ, Congregational, 233 W. Harrison Ave., Claremont. $10/$5 8 Oct (Fri) 8:00pm Silent Film Phantom of the Opera (1925) 7 Nov (Sun) 4:00pm with organist Bob Salisbury. Plummer Aud., Timothy Howard, of Pasadena Presbyterian Fullerton Union H.S., 201 E. Chapman Ave., Church and Cal State Northridge, in recital. Fullerton. $15. www.octos.org 714.870.2813 Trinity Lutheran, Manhattan Beach*. $12/$5 10 Oct (Sun) 3:00pm [AGO LB] 8 Nov (Mon) 8:00pm [AGO LA] Ken Cowan, organ, and Lisa Shihoten, Peter Sykes of Boston University in recital. violin, in recital. Covenant Presbyterian*. First Presbyterian Church of Granada Hills, www.agohq.org/chapters/longbeach $10 10400 Zelzah Ave., Northridge. Free. 6:15 Social, 6:45 Dinner, by reservation. 10 Oct (Sun) 4:30 + 6:00pm www.laago.org 4:30 Solemn Evensong Choir of St. James', James Buonemani, dir. 14 Nov (Sun) 4:00pm [AGO OC] 6:00 Olivier Latry of Notre-Dame Cathedral, Guild Service. First United Methodist Paris, in an organ recital. Church, 420 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Free. St. James' L.A.* Free. www.members.cox.net/ocago/ 17-24 Oct (Sun-Sun) 14 Nov (Sun) 4:30 + 6:00pm 77th Los Angeles Bach Festival 4:30 Solemn Evensong Choir of St. James', 17 4:00pm James Kibbie, organ, $20 James Buonemani, dir. – CONTINUING – 4th Sundays (Oct,Nov,Jan,Feb,Mar,May) 7:30pm Compline Schola Cantorum of St. James’, James Buonemani, dir. St.James’L.A.* Free. Wednesdays 12:10pm Varied programs; lunch available. Pasadena Presbyterian*. Fwo. 20 Oct Neil Stipp, organ 3 Nov Occidental College Glee Club 10 Nov Su-Ryeon Ji, organ 22 Dec Philip Allen Smith, organ Wednesdays 12:45pm Samuel S. Soria or guest, organ. Cathedral of Our Lady*. Free. 1 Sep Andrea Anderson 8 Sep Sanghwa Lee (Virginia) 15 Sep Travis Baker (London) 29 Sep Su-Ryeon Ji 13 Oct David Wheatley 27 Oct Su-Ryeon Ji 1st + 3rd Wednesdays 12:10pm Chamber music program; lunch avail. First Baptist Glendale*. Free. 2nd Wednesdays (Oct-May) 12:10pm Varied programs. First UMC Santa Monica*. Free. Thursdays 12:10pm S. Wayne Foster or guest, organ. First Congregational L.A.* Free. 1st Fridays (Sep-Jun) 12:15pm Varied programs; lunch available. Trinity Lutheran, Manhattan Beach*. Fwo. 1 Oct David York, organ 7 Jan James Taulbee, organ 4 Feb Rong-Huey Liu, oboe, Namhee Han, org. 1 Apr Millennia Consort + Presidio Brass 2nd Fridays (Sep-Jun) 12:30pm Jung-A Lee or guest, organ. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian*. Fwo. 7 Sep (Tue) 6:30pm [AGO LB] Fall Potluck and Program with Kyle Black, Priscilla Silver, and Peter Bates. Private residence. www.agohq.org/chapters/longbeach 22 9:00pm Bach to the Future, $20 24 11:00am Riverside Comm. Coll. Choir, Fwo 24 4:00pm Bach St. John Passion, $20-$35 For additional events and info, see website. First Congregational L.A.* 6:00 Hungarian organist Bálint Karosi, Leipzig Competition winner, in recital. St. James' L.A.* Free. 14 Nov (Sun) 7:30pm Millennium Consort Singers in concert. Martin Neary, conductor and organ soloist; Edward Murray, organ accompanist. Bach, Purcell, Tavener, Britten, more. Walt Disney Concert Hall*. 5 Dec (Sun) time, details tba Christoph Bull, UCLA organist, performs on the restored Artcraft Organ Co. instrument. Villa Aurora, 520 Paseo Miramar, Pacific Palisades. www.villa-aurora.org 310.454.4231 www.glendalecitysda.com 818.244.7241 8 Jan (Sat) 4:00pm UCLA organist Christoph Bull performs in recital. Glendale City Seventh-day Adventist Church, 610 California St., Glendale. Fwo. 21 Feb (Mon) 9:30am-2:30pm [AGO LA] Presidents Day Organ Tour in Whittier. Three organs will be featured with talks, performances, and a slide show, and an optional visit to an organ builder's workshop. Details tba. www.laago.org 24-26 Feb (Thu-Sat) 8:00pm Concert organist Paul Jacobs shares a program with the Pacific Symphony and a choirfromSt.Michael'sAbbey. Segerstrom Concert Hall* 27 Feb (Sun) 4:00pm Dallas organist Bradley Welch in recital. First Congregational L.A.*. $20. 1 Mar (Tue) 7:30pm [AGO LB] The chapter presents a Bach Fest program. Grace United Methodist Church, 2325 E. 3rd St., Long Beach. Free. 6:30 Dinner by reservation. www.agohq.org/chapters/longbeach 13 Mar (Sun) 4:30 + 6:00pm 4:30 Solemn Evensong Choir of St. James', James Buonemani, dir. 6:00 Konstantin Volostnov of Moscow presents an organ recital. St. James' L.A.* Free. 13 Mar (Sun) 7:30pm Organist Stephen Tharp plays Jongen, Liszt, Moussorgsky, Stravinsky, and the première of his own Disney’s Trumpets. Walt Disney Concert Hall* 20 Mar (Sun) 3:00pm [AGO OC] Duo Recital with Christine Azzoni Dow, organ, and Sandra Azzoni Wood, violin. Location tba. Fwo. www.members.cox.net/ocago/ 21 Mar (Mon) 8:00pm [AGO LA] Paul Meier, the church's assistant organist, presents an organ recital. St. James' L.A.* www.laago.org Free. 6:15 Social, 6:45 Dinner, by reservation. 5 Dec (Sun) 4:00pm The Sounds of Christmas with duo organists S. Wayne Foster and Namhee Han. Program includes Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker. FirstCongregationalL.A.*$20. 9 Jan (Sun) 4:30 + 6:00pm 4:30 Solemn Evensong Choir of St. James', James Buonemani, dir. 6:00 Elizabeth Lenti, associate organist/ choirmasterofAllSaints,Pasadena,inrecital. St. James' L.A.* Free. 6 Dec (Mon) 7:30pm [AGO LA] Holiday Program Member Ty Woodward, one of the historic theatre's staff organists, plays a pre-show concert, with a movie following. Details tba. Disney's El Capitan Theatre, 6838 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood. www.laago.org www.agohq.org/chapters/longbeach 16 Jan (Sun) 4:00pm [AGO LB] Organist Robert Plimpton performs music of Bach, Franck, Hollins, Burkhardt, Elmore, more. St. Gregory's Episcopal Church, 6201 E. Willow Ave., Long Beach. Fwo. 7 Dec (Tue) 7:30pm [AGO LB] Young Artists Perform Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 13200 Clark Ave., Downey. Free. 6:30 Dinner by reservation. www.agohq.org/chapters/longbeach 12 Dec (Sun) 4:30pm Advent Procession of Lessons & Carols Choir of St. James', James Buonemani, dir. St. James' L.A.* Free. 17 Dec (Fri) 8:00pm Holiday Organ Spectacular with organist David Higgs. Walt Disney Concert Hall* 19 Dec (Sun) 4:00pm Karla Devine, the church's music director, plays an Advent/Christmas recital. Trinity Lutheran, Manhattan Beach*. Fwo. 21 Dec (Tue) 8:00pm Holiday Spectacular with Cleveland organist Todd Wilson and Pacific Symphony Brass. Traditional works and a carol sing-along. Segerstrom Concert Hall* ▪ 2011 ▪ 22 Jan (Sat) 2:00pm Organ Crawl. See the interior of one of the world's largest pipe organs. Reservations required. First Congregational L.A.*. $15. 22 Jan (Sat) 8:30am-1:30pm [AGO LA] Digital Saturday Visit digital organs in three Pasadena area locations. Hosted by Henry Hunt, Jim Raycroft, and Robert Tall. Details tba. www.laago.org 23 Jan (Sun) 7:30pm Carol Williams, organist of the Spreckels Pavilion in San Diego, plays a recital of Bach, Reger, Jongen, more. Walt Disney Concert Hall* 13 Feb (Sun) 4:00pm Organist Cherry Rhodes in recital. Neighborhood Church, 415 Paseo del Mar, Palos Verdes Estates. 310.378.9353 x116 www.neighborhoodchurchpve.org $15 13 Feb (Sun) 4:30 + 6:00pm 4:30 Solemn Evensong Choir of St. James', James Buonemani, dir. 6:00 Eric Plutz of Princeton U. presents an organ recital. St. James' L.A.* Free. |
Newsletter |
| Highlights of The 2010 National Convention as Reflected by Long Beach AGO Attendees
The national convention, during the week of July 4-8, featured beautiful venues, stellar performers, and great programs, each including commissioned works. The highlights of the week for me were the concert by David Higgs at the Naval Academy Chapel in Annapolis and the program by the African-American choir, the Heritage Signature Chorale. I highly recommend taking a look at the convention website by visiting the AGO national website. Included are photos of the organs of each venue, all performers, and the concert programs for each event. Being in D.C. on the Fourth of July was inspiring, and afforded me the opportunity to visit the National Gallery of Art, as well as witnessing a parade featuring many high school bands from across the nation. The opportunity to hear organists who have not traveled to Los Angeles was a highlight; these included Diane Meredith Belcher and Faith Freeze. In addition to the well-known venues of the National Cathedral and Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, there were many lesser-known venues which featured amazing organs and incredible architecture. One may view these organs and venues on the AGO website. The Washington Childrens Chorus and professional handbell ensemble, Viriginia Bronze, were featured performers at events which I attended. I enjoyed traveling with other chapter members who attended – Becky Ogle, David York, Rich Metzler, Peter Bates, and Cory Andrews. Submitted by Lee Lassetter AGO2010: Four full days, with over 2,000 organists riding over 40 buses all over Washington DC and beyond—concerts, worship services, workshops—beautiful music, terrific artists, lovely churches/chapels (some historic), inspiration, sharing of information, worshipping and singing together—it was a great convention! There was a heat wave, but we didn’t suffer much as buses and all venues were air- conditioned. Convention began Monday morning at Washington National Cathedral and ended Thursday evening at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. In between, we hit many area churches. I remember leaving one workshop (British Organ Music of the 19th and 20th Centuries) at St. John’s Episcopal Church, and when we turned left, there was the back of the White House (on the other side of Lafayette Park)! My favorite recital was David Higgs playing at the United States Naval Academy Chapel in Annapolis—great place, great organ, great organist (and he even included a couple selections some of us have performed). At the end, he said he had permission to show us some of the fun and unique stops, and he promptly played a very cool arrangement of “In a Persian Market”—we needed that ☺ With so many things packed into a tight schedule, sometimes things went awry. Buses got lost and were late occasionally. We missed one workshop (Max Reger’s Orgelbuchlein by Isabelle Demers) because the bus left while we were standing in line to get lunch. So we went to the closest workshop, which was New Songs of Celebration Render: Enlivened Hymn-Singing by Bruce Neswick. And when one worship service wasn’t what we expected, we snuck out--almost getting arrested in the process as there was renovation going on and we ducked under some “Caution” tape. Fortunately, the police officer hailed a cab for us and we had time for a leisurely lunch back at the hotel. I attended Isabelle Demers’ concert, and was pleased she got a standing ovation (she was our guest artist this past February at my church—many of you attended and were as impressed with her then as I was). Stay tuned as I hear she will be performing at Disney Concert Hall in an upcoming season. One of my favorite things to do at convention is check out all the music at the booths in the Exhibit Hall (it’s like a candy store)! I figured I had available weight in my suitcase for 15 pounds of music. Alas, I didn’t have a scale and could have bought even more music and CD’s than I did. One of my upcoming brides had asked for “Suo Gan”—and would you believe that the first piece of music I picked up at Convention was a collection and the first piece in the collection was an arrangement of “Suo Gan” (and it was in a half-price bin)! If you’ve never been to a convention, think about attending next summer’s Regional in San Francisco. I happened to sit next to the program chairman for the regional on one of our bus rides, and he promised a great time (and it won’t be hot)! submitted by Rebecca Ogle Getting to Know You We would like to continue this feature article to help our members learn about each other and so encourage camaraderie among our membership. We have had a few take the time to participate in this. If you would like to contribute an article, then keep reading. We have developed a questionnaire that will enable us to have information upon which to base an article. Before publication, you will have the opportunity to edit your information. If you don’t want some information included in an article about you, just leave that question blank. Name: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ___________________________ Place of Birth ___________________________ Where did you go to school?_______________ ______________________________________ Current Occupations? ____________________ ______________________________________ What led to your interest in music and the organ in particular?____________________________ ______________________________________ What guild offices have you held? ___________ ______________________________________ What other activities or hobbies do you enjoy? ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Any other interesting facts about yourself? Anything that might surprise us about you? ________________________________ _________________________________ Use as much space as you need and return the questionnaire to Mary by snail mail or email. |
Membership |
| WELCOME to our New Members
New members this season include: William Cavuti, Eddy Clement, Carol Levin, Rex Miller, and Althea Waites. Charlotte Bellamy now has her primary membership with Long Beach. We are happy to welcome all of you to Long Beach AGO. ••••••••• Those who love music and have a special interest in organ are welcome to join our group. Contact our treasurer/registrar to become a member. |
Placement |
| NEW POSTINGS: (details below)
1. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 7-6-10 (Long Beach) ‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡‡ 1. MUSIC DIRECTOR The position of Director of Music at First Congregational Church (United Church of Christ) Long Beach is open. Application materials for the position are now available at http://www.firstchurchlb.com. Applications will be accepted until August 2, 2010. ∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ Vacancies will be posted for Two Months unless other arrangements are made with the Dean or Webmistress. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Employers and job seekers are invited to post and search listings of available positions on the Guild’s National Website. Also, our Chapter Placement and Substitute Director maintains both placement and substitute lists at the local level. Members interested in being on the LB-AGO SUBSTITUTE ORGANIST LIST should contact Ms. Dolly Ickler, Substitute Liaison at DJIckler@verizon.net or by calling her at 562-434-7647. Employers and job seekers are invited to post and search listings of available positions on the Guild's National Website. |
Certification |
| Guild certification can be earned through passing certain tests to prove competency. More information about that can be attained through the National Website. |
Contact Us |
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Dean: Robert Lewis Sub Dean: David Feit-Pretzer - Pretorg@aol.com Secretary: Phyllis Goodwin - lwcc1@surfside.net Registrar / Treasurer: Dolly Ickler - djickler@verizon.net Auditors: Beverly Hansen - beverhans@gmail.com & Gerald Dahlin Webmistress: Marilyn N. Stiltz - music1814stiltz@me.com Executive Committee – Members at Large: • Class of 2011 • Kyle Black - kblack@ucla.edu and Elaine Elliott - bobelaine@bobelaine.com • Class of 2012 • Sandra Bron - sandybron@aol.com and Lee Lassetter - leelass@verizon.net • Class of 2013 • Judy Bohlen and Erik Smeby ∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞–∞ |
Links |
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• AGO National - http://www.agohq.org/ • Looking for a Seasoned Organ or two? Dodington - http://www.dodington.com/forsale.html Organ Clearing House - http://organclearinghouse.com/newavl.php • Need that piece quick? Looking for an arrangement? Download Sheet Music and more! The Webmistress suggests the following links.... Music Notes http://www.musicnotes.com/ Lutheran Hymnal http://www.lutheran-hymnal.com/organ/organhymn.htm Oregon Catholic Press http://www.ocp.org/ GIA Publications http:// www.giamusic.com/ General Hymns http://www.hymnsite.com/ Service music http://www.hymnprint.net Music in Public Domain! http://www.mysheetmusic.com/publicdomain.asp |
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