Dayton Ohio Chapter The American Guild of Organists

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1 Dayton Ohio Chapter The American Guild of Organists January 2015 OFFICERS Dean Thomas Aldridge cell Sub-Dean Matt Dierking Secretary Priscilla Acuff Treasurer H. Decker Jones Chaplain Pr. Stephen Kimpel BOARD MEMBERS Class of 2015 Ellen Bagley Terry Donat Carol Horn Class of 2016 Trudy Faber Effie Sue Kemerley Jim Owen Class of 2017 Jeanne Schierloh John Ziegenhagen Jerry Taylor Up Next: Pedals, Pipes and Pizza Saturday, February 7 th at 10:00 am South Park United Methodist Church, 140 Stonemill Rd. Dayton, Ohio Priscilla Acuff and South Park UMC will host the Dayton Chapter s 2015 Pedals, Pipes and Pizza. Interested in learning about the organ? Grades 1-12 students with piano skills are invited to attend Pedals, Pipes, and Pizza, Saturday, February 7th from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon at South Park United Methodist Church (on the corner of Brown and Stonemill Rds). Adults are welcome to watch. Cost is $5 and includes pizza. Members who teach piano should encourage their students to come to this popular event. We rotate kids through classes, give them a tour or the pipe chambers and most important, give them time to play the organ! Please help promote the PPP in any way you can. The PPP is an outstanding way to promote youth interest in the organ, and encourage youngsters to consider learning to play the organ and possibly serve as church organist in their future. Contact Priscilla Acuff at or Pjacuff711@sbcglobal.net to register by Jan. 29th. This event is presented by the Dayton Chapter American Guild of Organists. An electronic Flyer can be found on our chapter website at nid=71

2 COMMITTEE CHAIRS Nominating Phyllis Warner Trumpetings Editor & Website Matt Dierking Organ Academy Chair Rachel Spry Lammi Educational Concerns Judy Bede Membership & Directory Ellen Bagley Placement Terry Donat Terry Donat If you change your address, telephone number, or address, please call or Ellen Bagley, Membership Chair, (See phone & above) to update our directory database and mailing list. Be sure to add your zip + 4 code. What sign did the organist post on his office door? - Bach in a minuet. - Bach after lunch Don t Forget the David Crean Organ Concert Sunday, January 25, 2015, 4:30 p.m. St Mary s Church, Dayton Ohio Dr. David Crean, University Organist at Wittenberg University, and the director of music for the historic Weaver Chapel, will be performing an organ concert at St. Mary s Church, Dayton Ohio. A native of New York, David received his D.M.A. from the Juilliard School of Music where he was the 2014 recipient of the Richard F. French Doctoral Prize. In March 2014, David made his second concert tour in Australia. Other recent highlights include a performance on American Public Media s Pipe Dreams, performing the Australian premiere of Henry Martin s Prelude and Fugue in E minor, and the American premiere of Ecce Lignum Crucis by Polish composer Maria Sawa for Juillard s acclaimed Focus Festival. Among his former teachers are Paul Jacobs, Lionel Party, and Greg Hand. A Free Will Offering will be taken. For more info call , or go to stmarydayton.org. Mozart s Vienna (All Mozart) Bach Society of Dayton Concert, Sunday, March 8, 7:30 p.m. Kettering Adventist Church, 3939 Stonebridge Road, Kettering, Ohio. For their March 2015 program, the Bach Society returns to Austria for Mozart's Vienna : An All Mozart Concert, featuring Mozart's Grand Mass in C Minor for chorus, orchestra, and soloists, and his Clarinet Concerto, with DPO principal clarinetist John Kurokawa. For ticket information call BACH or go to the Bach Society website: Columbus AGO Events If you have an announcement for an upcoming program or event, send it to Matt Dierking at matt.dierking@agodayton.org and we will add it to the next Trumpetings, the Dayton Chapter website and Facebook page. The Columbus Chapter has several interesting programs coming up in January and February including Music for Brass and Organs at St. Joseph Cathedral and a Silent Movie Night. You can find the details for these and other Columbus programs in the Columbus Chapter newsletter at: Cheri Warner is a piano teacher who tries to promote organ study to her students. She d like to borrow "The Church Musician" by Glover/Gunthar. Alfred. Level 5 for a month. If you have it, you can contact her through the chapter facebook page.

3 The AGO Music Sale and Choral Reading Was Great Fun! Thanks to Jim Owen and Zion Lutheran Church for hosting our 2015 Music Sale and Choral Reading! And thanks to all of those who gave up the Buckeyes big game to come. We had over twenty folks there. The chapter took in fifty one dollars from the sale which at our bargain prices means over fifty books of music found a new home. Jim Owen, Terry Donat, Jeanne Schierloh, Kathy Maresca, and Priscilla Acuff all brought music to play on Zion s 25 stop, 2 manual Casavant organ or piano. Jim also had one of his church members accompany a number on flute. It was a great night of music. A few photos are below. Shopping in Zion s Community Room Dean Tom Aldridge tries to sell Sam Bennett on some gently used Bach Jim accompanies a young Zion Church flautist. And tells about the church and organ

4 Jim also played choral selections and hymns. Jeanne Preferred Zion s piano Terry Donat led by example what a good voice! Priscilla guided us through a short Little piece Please turn to page 287 Finally, Jim rounded out the evening with a wonderful, if unconventional, pedal cadenza!!

5 REGISTER NOW TO ATTEND THE 2015 REGIONAL CONVENTION The Indianapolis Chapter of the American Guild of Organists is proud to host the AGO 2015 Great Lakes Convention. We have planned a fantastic regional convention that you won t want to miss. Mark your calendars for July 12-15, 2015 and RACE TO INDY for Friends, Music and Inspiration. With twelve world-class organists performing on worldclass organs of different styles, twelve workshop opportunities and a keynote address at the convention s opening convocation by the Reverend Canon Victoria Sirota of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, NYC; it is a regional convention you won t want to miss. The regional convention will be headquartered in the luxurious Hilton Indianapolis Hotel & Suites in beautiful downtown Indianapolis, offering reasonable rates, spacious accommodations, impeccable service, and located minutes away from major attractions in the city. Convention attendees can enjoy dining at the two restaurants within the hotel, 120 West Bar and Grill and McCormick & Schmick s, or enjoy a wide selection of restaurants to fit any taste and budget all within a few blocks of the hotel. It is the mission of the Convention Steering Committee and the Indianapolis Chapter, AGO to host a regional convention that is fulfilling, inspirational, educational and provides convention attendees fellowship and networking opportunities. We hope you will join us July 12-15, Visit our website at Todd A. Saul Convention Coordinator Convention Steering Committee, Chair

6 Dayton Chapter American Guild of Organists c/o Matt Dierking 8406 Springfield-Jamestown Rd Springfield, OH 45502