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Directory of VenuesFort Wayne Chapter Programs2016-2017Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano4010 W. Jefferson Blvd., Fort Wayne, IN 46804Calhoun Street Soup, Salad and Spirits1915 S Calhoun St, Fort Wayne, IN 46802Don Hall’s Gas House305 E. Superior St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802Emmanuel Lutheran Church917 W Jefferson Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46802First Presbyterian Church300 W Wayne Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church4916 Trier Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46815The Rib Room1235 E State Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46805Trinity Episcopal Church611 W. Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802University of Notre DameNotre Dame, IN 46556Zion Lutheran Church2313 S Hanna St, Fort Wayne, IN 4680324
February, 2017 12th/11:30 AM—Taste of Zion Hymn Festival (Zion Lutheran Church) 12th/5:00 PM—Eleganza Baroque Ensemble (Trinity Episcopal) 13th/Pre-Lent to Easter Workshop based upon the Gospel of Matthew,including music planning (FEE/Contact M. Hollman for information.) 17th/6:00 PM—FWAGO Members/Friends Dinner Out (The Rib Room) 24th/6:30 PM—Bach Collegium Baroque Festival Dinner followed by EarlyInstruments Concert at 7:30 PM (Redeemer Lutheran Church) 26th/4:00 PM—FW Phil Youth Orchestra Chamber Concert (Trinity Episcopal) 26th/7:00 PM—Bach Collegium concert (Zion Lutheran Church)March, 2017 12th/3:00 PM—Ator/AGO Scholarship Recipients Concert (First Presbyterian Church) 27th/6:30 PM—Family Organ Concert featuring Dr. Chelsea Vaught (FirstPresbyterian Church)April, 2017 FWAGO Organ Crawl to Notre Dame University (TBA) 23rd/4:00 PM—Organ Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies)May, 2017 3rd/6:30 PM—Family Concert featuring Jim Gill (First Presbyterian Church)7th/7:00 PM—Bach Collegium Concert (St. Peter’s Catholic Church)14th/10:00 AM—LYRA Russian Vocal Ensemble20th/4:00 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies)21st/3:00 PM—FWAGO Program: The New Organ at Emmanuel Lutheran ChurchJune, 2017 3rd/7:30 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies) 4th/5:00 PM—Eleganza Baroque Ensemble Germanfest Concert (TrinityEpiscopal Church) June 5th-9th—FWAGO Germanfest Organ Recitals at 12:15 PMJuly, 2017 1st/4:00 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies) 8th/4:00 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies) 11th-13th—FWAGO Follow The Pipes Organ Crawls (TBA) 15th/4:00 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies) 22md/4:00 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies) 29th/4:00 PM—Carillon Recital by John Gouwens (Culver Academies)223
Member Concerts for 2016-2017September, 2016 11th/5:00 PM—Eleganza Baroque Ensemble (Trinity Episcopal Church) 25th/6:00 PM—FWAGO Welcome Back Dinner (Biaggi’s RistoranteThe American Guild of OrganistsFort Wayne Chapter2016-2017 Membership RosterItaliano)October, 2016 2nd/2:00 PM—Colleen Tan, violinist (Trinity Episcopal Church) 5th/12:15 PM—Hope Arthur & Evan Keenan, piano duo (First WayneUMC) 12th/12:15 PM—Ashlee Bickley, mezzo-soprano & Geoffrey North piano(First Wayne UMC) 19th/12:15 PM—Alex McCrory, bassoon & Robert Nance, piano (FirstWayne UMC) 21st/7:30 PM—Organ Recital by Mark Pacoe (St. Charles BorromeoCatholic Church) 26th/12:15 PM—Deborah Nitka Hicks, cello, & Anne Preucil Lewellen, harpElected Officers of the Executive Committee(Terms end June 30 in the years indicated.)Martin Gigler (2018) - DeanMyra Schmidt (2018) - SecretaryRichard McKee (2018) - TreasurerRosalie Bowker (2018)Michael Dulac (2020)Mark Handy (2020)Michael Hollman (2018)Thomas Remenschneider (2020)Daniel Reuning (2018)(First Wayne, UMC)November, 2016 5th/8:30 AM—FWAGO Organ Crawl to Huntington, IN 13th/7:00 PM—Bach Collegium Concert (Trinity Episcopal Church) 20th/2:00 PM—Heartland Sings (First Presbyterian Church)December, 2016 4th/2:00 PM– Messiah Sing-Along (Queen of Angels Catholic Church) 4th/3:00 PM—Canterbury Christmas (Trinity Episcopal) 5th/7:00 PM—Smooth Edge 2 with a pre-concert jazz piano performanceby Dr. Chelsea Vaught (First Presbyterian Church) 11th/4:00 PM—Service of Lessons and Carols (Trinity Episcopal)January, 2017 8th/4:00 PM—Cathedral Choir Epiphany Concert (Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception)Committees and Appointed OfficersProgram CommitteeMembers of the Executive CommitteeAtor/AGO Scholarship CommitteeMark Handy (chair), Nancy Archer, Patricia Arthur, IreneAtor, Janice Eplett, Kathy Miller, Wayne Peterson, LarryTaylor, Bev WilliamsAppointed OfficersJudy Rice—ChaplainRosalie Bowker—Follow the Pipes CoordinatorRosalie Bowker—Germanfest Organ RecitalsWayne Peterson—Professional Certification 29th/4:00 PM—FWAGO Practice Techniques for Organists presentedby Michael Hollman (Trinity Episcopal Church)22Chapter Websitewww.fortwayneago.com3
AGO Code of Professional StandardsMembers of the AGO are bound by the Code of Ethics and guided bythe Code of Professional Standards. Members dedicate themselvesto the highest standard of professionalism, integrity and competence.The following principles are guidelines for the conduct of members infulfilling their obligations as professional musicians.Approved by the National Council 7/02/00, as amended 4/16/07Skills:1. Members develop and maintain skills in performance, improvisation, service playing, conducting, arranging, and composingcommensurate with their duties.2. Members stay abreast of current developments in liturgy, hymnody, performance practice, and musicology through continuingeducation.3. Members become knowledgeable in the liturgy and worshiptradition of the institutions they serve.4. Members acquire business, administrative and interpersonalskills to perform their duties.Employment Matters:1. Members agree to employment only after reaching a clear understanding of the position, the employer’s expectations, andthe lines of accountability.2. Members request written contracts that protect employee andemployer.3. Members maintain courteous and respectful relationships withother staff members and members of their congregations, making an effort to resolve potential conflicts as soon as they become evident.4. Members address differences with employing institutionsthrough appropriate channels, including, but not limited to, theircontract, the institution’s personnel policies manual, and theGuild’s Procedures for dealing with Complaints about Termination.Respect for Colleagues:1. Members supervise other musicians in a professional and courteous manner.2. Members respect the intellectual property rights of composers,authors and publishers by complying with the Copyright Lawand licensing requirements regarding reproduction, recording,distribution, broadcasting and performing rights.3. Members address differences with other members of the AGOby following the procedures outlined in the Discipline.4. Members do not discriminate against others on the basis ofrace, national origin, age, religious affiliation, gender, maritalstatus, sexual orientation, disability or medical condition(including, but not limited to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome).5. Members do not use AGO affiliation or membership informationpublicly (except for biographical purposes) to endorse, for commercial advantage, the financial and business goals or the products and services of others or to further any political goals.421
The American Guild of OrganistsThe American Guild of Organists (AGO) is the national professional association serving the organ and choral music fields. The Guild servesover 20,000 members in 330 chapters throughout the United States,Asia, and Australia.Founded in 1895 as both an educational and service organization, theGuild seeks to set and maintain high musical standards and to promoteunderstanding and appreciation of all aspects of organ and choral music.Under the leadership of the National Council, a network of volunteercommittees and officials at the regional, district, and local levels directsthe activities of the Guild. The National Headquarters in New York Citycoordinates publication, administration, and development activities of theorganization. The purposes of the American Guild of Organists are: To advance the cause of organ and choral music, to increase theircontributions to aesthetic and religious experiences, and to promotetheir understanding, appreciation and enjoyment.To improve the proficiency of organists and choral conductors.To evaluate attainments in organ playing, choral techniques, conducting, theory, and general knowledge of music, and to grant certificates to those who pass examinations at specified levels of attainment.To provide members with opportunities to meet for discussion ofprofessional topics, and to pursue other such activities as contributeto the fulfillment of the purposes of the Guild.Guild activities include examinations for professional certificationwith an extensive list of publications, recordings and learning resources for all levels of interest. The Guild sponsors competitions inperformance, improvisation, and composition. National and regionalconventions held in alternate years present the finest performers.The American Organist monthly magazine is the most widely readjournal devoted to organ and choral music in the world.From AGO National Headquarters—Revised December 3, 2007AGO MembershipAll individuals interested in the organ and choral music fields are invitedto join the American Guild of Organists. Membership is open to everyone,regardless of denominational affiliation or musical ability. Membershipstarts at the Chapter level and annual dues are collected by NationalHeadquarters (with portions sent to local chapters for their use).Lifetime membership is a new and exciting membership option for thosewho wish to declare their timeless support o the Guild by making a commitment to Guild membership for life. Never write a check for AGO membership renewal again! AGO National Headquarters will remit the chapterportion of your membership dues to the local chapter of your choice onan individual basis. Lifetime Membership is available for 3,000, either asa lump sum or payable over six years.205
AGO Code of EthicsMembers of the American Guild of Organists are bound by the AGOCode of Ethics and guided by the Code of Professional Standards(adopted by the National Council on October 23, 1933 as revisedthrough April 16, 2007).Preamble: The purpose of the American Guild of Organists is to promote the organ in its historic and evolving roles, to encourage excellence in the performance of organ and choral music, and to provide aforum for mutual support, inspiration, education, and certification ofGuild members. Voting members are entitled to enjoy the privileges andare expected to accept the responsibilities of membership in the Guild.Members shall be considered equally for Guild offices and participationin Guild activities. These are the rules that shall be considered bindingupon all voting members in good standing.RULE 1. Members shall promote good working relationships within theAmerican Guild of Organists and shall respect the employment of colleagues. Members shall address differences between themselves andother members by following the procedures outlined in the Discipline.RULE 2. Members shall not seek or appear to be seeking employmentfor themselves, a student, or a colleague, in a position held by someoneelse. Members shall apply for employment only for a position which theemployer, with the knowledge of the incumbent musician, has officiallyand publicly declared vacant by announcement of the vacancy.RULE 3. In cases pending under the Procedures or in cases where theNational Council has determined that a position has been made vacantby wrongful termination of a member of the American Guild of Organists, members shall not seek or accept regular or permanent employment for themselves, a student, or colleague at that institution until theNational Council is satisfied that differences between the Guild and theInstitution have been resolved. Interim services may be provided for aperiod of 90 days.RULE 4. Members shall obtain the approval of the incumbent musicianbefore accepting an engagement for a wedding, funeral, or other service requested by a third party. In such cases, the incumbent shouldreceive his/her customary fee, and the third party is expected to provideit. It is the responsibility of the guest members to inform the third partyof this rule. Members are advised to protect themselves as incumbentsin this regard by negotiating employment contracts which secure thesefees and which provide some responsibility, oversight, and control as tochoice of music, etc.RULE 5. Members shall conduct professional activities with truthfulness,honesty, and integrity, and shall maintain sensitivity in matters of a personal or confidential nature.RULE 6. Members shall not discriminate against others on the basis ofrace, national origin, age, religious affiliation, gender, marital status,sexual orientation, disability, or medical condition (including, but notlimited to, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome).6AGO National Representatives2016-2017Regional CouncillorKarl Bruhn, CAGO, DMus524 McKee StreetBatavia, IL 60510630-6292515 (W)630-879-7655 (H)karl.bruhn.ago@gmail.comREGIONAL COORDINATORSEducationGreg Gyllsdorff, FAGO, ChM, MFA5922 Allerton DriveRockford, IL al DevelopmentJohn T. Webb, SPC1243 North Grant Ave.Columbus, Ohio 43209614-586-5162 (H)j tw@live.comCompetitionsYun Kyong Kim, DMus115 Easton Manor Dr.Monroe, Ohio 45050513-330-3276 (Cell)yunkimhughes@hotmail.comINDIANA DISTRICT CONVENERTom Nichols953 E Berwyn StreetIndianapolis, IN 46203-5116317-259-4373 (W)317-417-7414 (H)thomas.nichols1970@yahoo.com19
Basilica of the Sacred HeartThe University of Notre DameFritts Organ, 2016187
The Irene S. AtorAGO Music ScholarshipThe Irene S. Ator AGO Music Scholarship bean in 2002 tohelp young organists receive the proper training in the earlystages of their development. To date, the Scholarship hasawarded funds to 26 students to help further their studies tobecome qualified church musicians. Applications for futureconsideration will be considered. Once applications havebeen reviewed students will be scheduled for an auditionthat will take place in late May or early June. All deservingyoung students that meet the following requirements will beconsidered:Applicant Eligibility Requirements- Must be a resident of Allen County, Indiana.- Must be a piano or organ student- Must be in high school or college(8th grade graduates may apply.)For more information or to request an application for yourstudent, contact Mark Handy, Ator/AGO Music ScholarshipCommittee Chair, at (260) 482-6991 or via e-mail tomrhandy0614@msn.comPrior Irene S. Ator AGO Music Scholarship RecipientsAllyn BeifusPhillip BlaineEmily ChristyAndrew DanielsonDavid DetweilerMelanie Marie DelanceyMonica EichmanRebecca FanslerHanna HobsonFranco HolderJacob IgneyZachary KohlmeierAidan Kroeker8Tatienne LipseyCharlie MenschVictor MohrmanAdam MoyerGrant NillErika OsbornGary SchultzGregory ShannonMonica ShannonAdam StrongAmber WheelerBethany WheelerMaria Zehr17
Fort Wayne AGO Members 2016-2017LIFETIME MEMBERSThe following organists and organ enthusiastswere granted a “Lifetime Chapter Membership” by the Fort Wayne Chapter to thank themfor their service to the Chapter:Furtner, JaniceVocalist/MusicianPlymouth Congregational Church, UCCbranning1252@frontier.com1252 W Branning AveFort Wayne, IN 46807H: (260) 456-1667C: (260) 385-6914Huge, ArnoldOrgan Enthusiastahuge77@frontier.com12402 Aboite Center RdFort Wayne, IN 46814H: (260) 432-1882Shepfer, Robert6426 Chapelwood CtIndianapolis, IN 46268-4002H: (317) 388-183316Archer, Nancynancyarcher5003@comcast.net1712 Woodland Lake PassFort Wayne, IN 46825-7206H: (260) 489-3212Arthur, Patriciapatarthur4@gmail.com1418 Edenton DriveFort Wayne, IN 46804-5816H: (260) 436-9371C: (260) 341-1346Ator, IreneOrganistireneator@gmail.com5719 Bell Tower LaneFort Wayne, IN 46815H:(260) 486-6803C: (260) 437-8965Available as substitute.Bartzsch, Jamesbbbooyah2@yahoo.com7116 Winnebago DriveFort Wayne, IN 46815H:(260) 452-8219Bowker, M. RosalieOrganistHuntertown United Methodist Churchrosaliebowker@hotmail.com15107 Hedgebrook DrHuntertown, IN 46748H: (260) 637-8681Chambers, AlanOrganistpianojac@hotmail.com3428 Hickory Hill TrailFort Wayne, IN 46804H: (260) 432-7309Available as substitute.Childs, C. GregoryOrganistChurubusco United Methodist Churchcgregoryc@aol.com208 N Main StChurubusco, IN 46723H: (260) 693-3541W: (260) 693-2907F: (260) 693-1652Coburn SPC, Stephen P.cps54321@frontier.com1620 E 500 S 57Music Director/OrganistChurubusco, IN 46723St. Bernard Catholic Church (Wabash) H: (260) 693-3014bechtol23@yahoo.com631 Crown Hill Dr. WestCollins, Sara J.Wabash, IN 46992Choir DirectorH: (260) 563-7572First Congregational Church, ShelbyC: (260) 563-6859ssjcollins24@aol.comW: (260) 563-47509324 Erie TrailShelby, MI 49455Beifus, AllynH: (231) 861-4905StudentW: (231) 861-4404deehoffman@gmail.com14412 Powderhorn RoadFort Wayne, IN 46814H: (260) 672-1099Bechtol, Michael J.9
Coppler, Peggy A.Organist/Choir DirectorGrace United Methodist Church (Kokomo)pacoppler@yahoo.com440 S Chippewa St.Roann, IN 46974H: (765) 833-6224F: (765) 833-6225Crouse, James R.Organ Enthusiastcovered.bridge.crouse@gmail.comPO Box 10929Fort Wayne, IN 46854-0929H: (260) 434-0405Detweiler, DavidStudentdetrat77@gmail.com3717 Chancery PlaceFort Wayne, IN 46804H: (260) 205-6936Dulac, Michael R.Organist/Choir DirectorCathedral of the Immaculate Conceptiondmdetweiler77@gmail.com4865 Ohchi CourtHolt, MI 48842-1595H: (517) 694-5144C: (517) 775-6155W: (260) 424-1485Available as substitute.Eplett, Janice H.jheplett@comcast.net2618 Covington Woods BlvdFort Wayne, IN 46804-7758H: (260) 436-5783Eppley, CarolynOrganist/Choir DirectorWabash Christ United Methodist Churchcjeppley@gmail.com711 W State Rd 124Wabash, IN 46992H: (260) 563-4928C: (260) 466-8800W: 260) 563-3308F: (260) 569-000110Frommel, Elaineeelainef7@aol.com11025 Lockport Way #205New Haven, IN 46774H: (260) 447-0019Gigler, Martin P.OrganistSt. John Lutheran Churchgiglerm@aol.com2521 Candlewick DriveFort Wayne, IN 46804-7785H: (260) 436-2556C: (260) 402-3580W: (260) 426-4193Available as substitute.Gingrich, Fredric D. “Fritz”Organist EmeritusCrescent Avenue United Methodist Churchfritzgingrich@juno.com4211 Darby DriveFort Wayne, IN 46815-5207H: (260) 485-7954C: (260) 445-7892lartay418@gmail.com7126 Glenmore RoadOhio City, OH 45874C: (419) 513-0554Vaught, ChelseaDirector of MusicFirst Presbyterian Churchcavaught@gmail.com3025 Bracebridge PlaceFort Wayne, IN 46815C: (402) 363-7004W: (260) 426-7421, ext. 137F: (260) 422-5211Walworth, Joshua E.Organistjewalworth@gmail.com11330 Eagle Crest TrailFort Wayne, IN 46845H: (260) 338-0678C: (260) 418-6169Available as substitute.Wendel, GloriaGouwens, John R.Organist & CarillonneurCulver Academiesjohn.gouwens@culver.org316 E. Washington StreetCulver, IN 46511-1536H: (574) 842-2183W: (574) 842-8387C: (574) 250-8889Coordinator of Worship & MusicFirst United Methodist Church(Van Wert)lgwendel59@gmail.com6018 Harrison Center RoadVan Wert, OH 45891H: (419) 749-2394C: (419) 513-1097W: (419) 238-0631Handy, MarkWilliams, Beverly J.Organist/Choir Directormrhandy0614@msn.com2335 Oakridge RdFort Wayne, IN 46805H: (260) 482-6991C: (260) 416-7793Available as substitute.C cellW workF faxchopinbw@aol.com6417 E Canal Pointe LaneFort Wayne IN 46804-4700H: (260) 432-2891Wurschmidt, Rev. Randall P.rwurschmidt@yahoo.com6541 E 750 NOssian IN 46777H: (260) 452-9751H home15
Hobson, Hannah4011 Blythewood PlaceFort Wayne, IN 46804C: (260) 385-2519Peterson FAGO/ChM, WayneDirector of Music/OrganistTrinity Episcopal Churchwaynehpeterson@yahoo.com4118 Fairfield AvenueFort Wayne, IN 46807H: (260) 456-4038C: (260) 466-4088W: (260) 423-1693, ext 13F: (260) 424-1939Remenschneider, ThomasOrganist/Choir DirectorQueen of Angels Catholic Churchtremenschneider@hotmail.com6717 Amber RoadFort Wayne, IN 46814C: (260) 403-8910Reuning, Daniel G.Kantor/Organist/Artistic DirectorRedeemer Lutheran ChurchFort Wayne Bach Collegiumdbreuning@frontier.com6218 Stony Brook DriveFort Wayne, IN 46835H: (260) 485-2143C: (260) 515-4631W: (260) 744-2585Rice, Judith N.nealjudyrice@frontier.com8213 Covenant LaneFort Wayne IN 46835H: (260) 485-5173Robison, TimOrganist/Choir DirectorSt. Charles Roman Catholic Churchdoxiedad77@gmail.com5205 Bedrock CourtFort Wayne, IN 46825-5932H: (260) 483-939014Sanchez, TamraOrganistTrinity Ev. Lutheran Churchjohntam365@aol.com1002 Prange DriveFort Wayne, IN 46807H: (260) 744-1244Schlitt, AlOrgan Enthusiastajschlitt@gmail.com208 W 2nd StreetNorth Manchester, IN 46962H: (260) 982-2391C: (260) 578-7373Schmidt, MyraOrganistEmmanuel Lutheran Churchschmidtmjane@gmail.com7719 N Goshen RoadHuntington, IN 46750H: (260) 344-1443C: (260) 248-1603Shannon, MonicaStudentmshannon11@frontier.com3203 Easterday RdFort Wayne, IN 46818H: (260) 489-1856Sharrock, Hyla J.OrganistFirst Presbyterian Church (Bryan)hylasharrock@yahoo.com821 W South StBryan, OH 43506H: (419) 636-1437W: (419) 636-4208Taylor, Larry B.Studenthobsonfamily1@frontier.com5320 Brookfarm PlaceFort Wayne, IN 46835H: (260) 485-4699Hollman, MichaelOrganist/Choir DirectorZion Evangelical Lutheran Churchmhollman@mac.com3728 Aboite Lake DrFort Wayne, IN 46804H: (260) 436-7274C: (260) 223-3005W: (260) 744-1389F: (230) 744-2522Howe, Winifred F.Sycamore Village, Apt. 332611 West County Line RoadFort Wayne, IN 46814Kaney, Kathy8805 Huguenard RoadFort Wayne, IN 46818kathykaney@gmail.comKoehl, Joanne1064 Maplewood DriveVan Wert, OH 45891H: (419) 238-2659Kroeker, AdamStudentmiriamkroeker@yahoo.com3918 Turf LaneFort Wayne, IN 46804H: (260) 436-4853Lyons, Kirk J.Organ Enthusiastn9hyl@comcast.net4308 Buesching DriveFort Wayne, IN 46815H: 260-485-5960Magee, Thomas C.tom@classicorgans.net6628 Farmleigh DriveIndianapolis, IN 46220-4125H: (317) 842-0539C: (317) 439-8241McKee, Richard E.Organist/Choir DirectorSt. Anne’s Chapel & St. Patrick’s Catholicmckeerichard8@yahoo.com1708 Clifty ParkwayFort Wayne, IN 46808H: (260) 435-2454Available as substitute.Miller, Kathryn A.Assistant OrganistFirst Presbyterian Churchmathyk@aol.com2319 Barcroft CtFort Wayne, IN 46804H: (260) 459-0169C: (260) 450-2965F: (260) 422-5211Moser, Sandra J.fwmoser@frontier.com2112 E Tillman RdFort Wayne, IN 46816H: (260) 447-5445Nickerson, Robert A.Organ Enthusiastnickerson r@aol.com3498 Brantley DriveNew Haven, IN 46774H: (260) 493-4341North, Geoffrey A.Organist/Choir DirectorFirst Wayne Street United Methodistgeoffrey.north@gmail.com4217 South Wayne AvenueFort Wayne, IN 46807C: (773) 655-0265W: (260) 422-4681Page, FranOrgan Enthusiastfran@heartlandsings.org11
Programs for 2016—2017Sunday, September 25, 2016Welcome Back DinnerTime: 6:00 PMLocation: Biaggi’s Ristorante ItalianoFriday, October 21, 2016Organ Recital presented by Mark PacoeTime: 7:30 PMLocation: St. Charles Borromeo Catholic ChurchSaturday, November 5, 2016Organ Crawl to Huntington, IndianaTime: 8:15 AM (Meet by Starbucks Coventry)Location: Various Churches in Huntington, IndianaFriday, December 9, 2016Members & Friends LuncheonTime: 11:30 AMLocation: Calhoun Street Soup, Salads, and SpiritsSunday, January 29, 2017Some Practice Techniques for Organists: “Standing on the Shoulders ofGiants”!Presenter: Michael HollmanTime: 4:00 PMLocation: Trinity Episcopal ChurchDinner following at Don Hall’s Gas House @ 6:00 PMFriday, February 17, 2017Members & Friends DinnerTime: 6:00 PMLocation: The Rib RoomSunday, March 12, 2017Ator/AGO Scholarship Recipients ConcertTime: 3:00 PMLocation: First Presbyterian ChurchReception to FollowApril, 2017 (date/time TBA)Possible Visit to Notre Dame University to view and play the variousorgans including the new Fritts Instrument in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart12Sunday, May 21, 2017The New Organ at Emmanuel Lutheran ChurchTime: 3:00 PMLocation: Emmanuel Lutheran Church (downtown)June, 2017 – Germanfest Organ Recitals (all at 12:00 Noon)Monday 5 – Location/Presenter TBATuesday, 6 – Location/Presenter TBAWednesday, 7 – Location/Presenter TBAThursday, 8 – Location/Presenter TBAFriday, 9 – Location/Presenter TBAJuly, 2017 – Follow the Pipes/Three Rivers FestivalTuesday, 11 – Time TBA – Locations/Presenters TBAWednesday, 12 – Time TBA – Locations/Presenters TBAThursday, 13 – Time TBA – Locations/Presenters TBAAbout The Germanfest Organ RecitalsThe Fort Wayne Chapter of the AGO has a long tradition of presenting lunchtime organ recitals as an official function of theweek-long Germanfest celebration across the city. More detailsto be announced as they are available. Contact program coordinator Rosalie Bowker if you are interested in being a performerfor this year’s Germanfest recital series.About “The Follow the Pipes” Organ CrawlsSponsored in cooperation with the Fort Wayne Historical Society, this has been a great addition to the week-long Three RiversFestival of the Arts for a number of years. If you are interested inparticipating in this event contact Rosalie Bowker, program coordinator. As you are thinking about this consider that there areTHREE separate organ crawls: one morning, one afternoon andone evening. It will be very helpful to us to have volunteers oforganists and venues early on!For complete information and updates on all programsgo to:www.fortwayneago.com13
St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church 4916 Trier Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46815 The Rib Room 1235 E State Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46805 Trinity Episcopal Church 611 W. Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802 University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 46556 Zion Lutheran Church 2313 S Hanna St,
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