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Allen’s Day
Today is Reformation and assistant choirmaster Allen Bauchle was honored at all services, 8:00 am, 10:30 am and tonight’s Vespers. Miguel Felipe said that in the two months that he’s been on board, Allen has been an invaluable asset behind … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Bauchle, Marcel Dupré, Miguel Felipe
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Fortepiano hits the mainstream
This morning when we opened the Star Advertiser paper, we eagerly looked for Steven Mark’s article about the fortepiano — and were not disappointed. Click the link here to read the story. As usual, Mark’s article was filled with many … Continue reading
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Tagged Darel Stark, Hawaii Public Radio, Miguel Felipe, Star-Advertiser, Steven Mark
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Covering the bases
It’s often been said that the Lutheran Church of Honolulu is the best-kept secret in town. Hopefully that is no longer the case, especially since we have been working hard to publicize the upcoming Mozart Konzerts on Saturday, October 1st … Continue reading
Someone out there is looking for you!
We’ve spent a lot of time recently with Miguel Felipe, newly-appointed Director of Music and Liturgy, helping him locate important resources, sharing computer files and just generally having lots of great conversations. Even though the Search Committee had meetings since … Continue reading
The handoff begins
Over the last two weeks or so, Carl has been meeting with the new Director of Music and Liturgy, Miguel Felipe, to share resources and show him where to find pertinent files in the office. Even though Miguel doesn’t officially … Continue reading
The Aloha Spirit
Last night we invited Miguel Felipe and Aaron Gould to dinner and I am happy to report that we all hit it off smashingly well! In case you’re wondering what was on the menu, Carl cooked one of his “typical” … Continue reading
Breaking news . . . We have a Director of Music and Liturgy!
Word was received by Pastor Jeff Lilley this morning that Miguel Felipe has accepted LCH’s offer as the next Director of Music and Liturgy, beginning September 1st, 2011. What a load off our minds! Up to now, I was sure … Continue reading
Passing the torch
This past weekend two significant events took place at LCH, and unfortunately, because of my mother’s funeral, I was unable to attend. The first event was PipeWorks, the educational outreach program of the Hawaii Chapter, American Guild of Organists, which … Continue reading
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Tagged American Guild of Organists, Deborah Zuercher, Joey Fala, Miguel Felipe, PipeWorks
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The cat is out of the bag
The phrase “letting the cat out of the bag” apparently dates from the “quaint days of the English country fair,” according to John Collins of the Writers Block web resource. It means to “reveal a secret, a plot, or a … Continue reading