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My AGO peeps
The mission of the American Guild of Organists is to foster a thriving community of musicians who share their knowledge and inspire passion for the organ. The vision of the American Guild of Organists is to engage, support, and uplift … Continue reading
Orgelkids coming to Hawaii!
A few years ago, Karl Bachman of the Hawaii Chapter American Guild of Organists took visiting organist Nathan Laube to dinner in a local Honolulu restaurant. When the waiter asked why he was here, Nathan answered that he was here to play … Continue reading
Posted in Choral Music, Katherine Crosier
Tagged Erin Scheessele, Karl Bachman, Lydia Vroegindeweij, Nathan Laube, Orgelkids, pipe organ kit, Wim Janssen
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Memories of Sparky
What is awe-inspiring and amazing about concert organists is that they can jump from organ to organ, and with seemingly little effort, can register their pieces and play with ease, no matter how different each instrument is, no matter the acoustic, … Continue reading
The American Cathedral
I did not return from Bourges to my Paris hotel until nearly midnight, so I had a leisurely morning trying to repack my suitcase. We leave for Barcelona at 5:30 am tomorrow! This afternoon I met Andrew Dewar, organist, at … Continue reading
The height of insanity
Nathan Laube: “Would you like to go up to the bell tower?” Kathy: “Sure, why not!” Little did I know that after Nathan led me up all the steps to the organ loft at the Cathedral of St. Étienne in … Continue reading
Late night change of plans
If there was one thing I wanted to do while in Paris, it was to go to the Sunday mass and organ concert at St Sulpice, the church made famous by the book, The Da Vinci Code, and the church … Continue reading
Posted in Katherine Crosier
Tagged American Cathedral of Paris, Andrew Dewar, Clay Logue, Mary Haddad, Nathan Laube
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You never know who you’ll run into …
This morning, I got a text message out of the blue while I was walking into St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Philadelphia: “Did I see you this morning from a distance? Will look for you at Girard tonight. Bruce” Surprise, … Continue reading
The 61st for the 60th
Today was the first official day of the Organ Historical Society convention, its 61st convention in this its 60th year since the founding in 1956. Its purpose is thus: The Organ Historical Society celebrates, preserves, and studies the pipe organ … Continue reading
Digging out from under
People have asked me about my “vacation,” and I feel like saying, “I need a vacation from my vacation!” or “I need to come back to work to relax!” In a nutshell, during my 30 nights away from Hawaii: At … Continue reading
Home at last!
It was another adventure coming home from the Organ Historical Society convention 2015, and because my flight was leaving Boston early in the morning, I decided to leave one day before the convention ended. Lucky for me, I was able … Continue reading
Posted in Carl Crosier, Katherine Crosier
Tagged Abbey Chapel, CB Fisk organ, Joey Fala, Logan Airport, McNeil Robinson, Mount Holyoke College, Nathan Laube, OHS webcast, Organ Historical Society, Paul Jacobs, Samuel Lam, St. Ignatius Loyola, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, St. Mary the Virgin, St. Patrick's Cathedral
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