Organ Repertoire Lists

• Alain, Jehan
• Bach, J.S.
• Bovet, Guy
• Durufle, Maurice
• Gawthrop, Daniel
• Guillou, Jean
• Hakim, Naji
• Langlais, Jean
• Lefebre Wely
• Locklair, Dan
• Messiaen, Olivier
• Peeters, Flor
• Schumann, Clara
• Vierne, Louis
• Widor, C.M.
• French Classical Performing Editions

Graded Repertoire Documents

• Bach
• Langlais
• Messiaen
• Nach Bach: German Music from 1750-1850

Teaching Youth

• Chicago AGO

Quotes from Famous Pedagogues

• Quotes

General Links

• Links for composers, organists, organ builders, organs, publications, recordings, resources, and miscellaneous
• Numerous links to music-related sites
• Dedicated to increasing web presence and pipe organs

Organ History and Design

• Organ History and the Pipe Organ from its origin through 20th century
• History of Organ Design by James Cook
• Osiris: worldwide collection of Pipe organ Specifications and details
• Westfield Center
• Goteborg Organ Art Center
• Organ of St. Sulpice, France
• Gottfried Silbermann
• Esplanade concert hall in Singapore; a camera pan that you control with your mouse
• Pipe Organ Education Project; explains how a pipe organ works
• Designed to teach children about pipe organs
• Encylopedia of Organ stops
• Voyages of Discovery: part 1: Haarlem
• Voyages: part 2; Almaar
• Voyages: part 3; Edam

Committee on
Continuing Professional Education

Nancy J. Cooper, DMA, CAGO, Director
Department of Music
University of Montana
Missoula, MT 59812
H: 406-728-4376
S: 406-243-2080
Fax: 406-243-2441
nancy.cooper@umontana.edu

David Heller, DMA, AAGO
Department of Music
Trinity University
One Trinity Place
San Antonio, TX 78212-7200
W: 210-999-8249
Fax: 210-999-7012
dheller@trinity.edu

John E. Mitchener, DMA
800 Sylvan Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
336-723-9362 (W)
336-723-9362(H)
336-722-8133 (Fax)
mitchenerj@ncarts.edu

Shelly Moorman-Stahlman, DMA
Lebanon Valley College
101 North College Ave.
Annville, PA 17003
W: 717-867-6278
moorman@lvc.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.