
This committee creates and promotes
guild programs as “education for a
lifetime.” A primary responsibility of this
committee is the planning of the biennial Conference on
Organ Pedagogy. In addition, it works through the
Regional Councillors to promote the involvement of the
educational resource individuals in the Regions and to
encourage local and Regional attention to the earning
of Guild certificates.
We welcome your input.
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Organ Repertoire
Lists
- Alain,
Jehan
- Bach,
J.S.
- Bovet,
Guy
- Durufle, Maurice
- Gawthrop, Daniel
- Guillou, Jean
- Hakim,
Naji
- Locklair, Dan
- Messiaen, Olivier
- Peeters, Flor
- Schumann, Clara
- Vierne,
Louis
- Widor,
C.M.
- French Classical
Performing Editions
- Iberian Organ
Music
- CD Recordings of Organ Music by Black
Composers
- East Asian Works for Harpsichord and Organ
- Latin American & Hispanic-American
Organ Music
- Organ Works by Black Composers
Graded
Repertoire Documents
Teaching
Youth
Quotes from
Famous Pedagogues
General
Links
Organ History
and Design
Committee on
Continuing Professional Education
David Heller, DMA, AAGO -
Director
1100 Garraty Road
San Antonio, TX 78209-6015
Department of Music
Trinity University
One Trinity Place
San Antonio, TX 78212-7200
S: 210-999-8249
Fax: 210-999-7012
H: 210-820-0435
dheller@trinity.edu
Janette Fishell, DMus
Professor of Organ
Chair, Organ Department
Jacobs School of Music
Indiana University
Sycamore 141
S: 812-855-3969
Cell:812-360-8568
jfishell@indiana.edu
Kimberly Marshall, PhD
Arizona State University
Herberger College of the Arts
Box 870405
Tempe, AZ 85287-0405
S: 480-727-6222
Fax: 480-965-2659
H: 602-952-1212
kimberly.marshall@asu.edu
Charles B. Tompkins, DMA
Furman University
Department of Music
3300 Pointsett Highway
Greenville, SC 29613
106 Indian Springs Drive
Greenville, SC 29615
W: 864-294-2969
H: 864-268-7788
Cell: 864-414-7377
Charles.tompkins@furman.edu
The primary
responsibility of the Committee on Continuing Professional
Education is to create and promote Guild programs as "education
for a lifetime." In addition, it works through the Regional
Councillors to promote the involvement of the education
coordinators in the regions and to encourage local and regional
attention to the earning of Guild certificates. |