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Couperin’s Mass for the Parishes
This Sunday, I will be playing selections from François Couperin’s (1668-1733) Mass for the Parishes (Messe des paroisses pour les fêtes solennelles), written when the composer was 21 years old. He had inherited the position of organist at St. Gervais … Continue reading
Memories of “The Boss”
For the last couple of days, we have hosted Hans-Ulrich Erbsloeh and his wife, Christiane from Hamburg, Germany. We were trying to remember how many times Hans has visited Hawaii, and figured it was well over ten times. You see, … Continue reading
The Hymn Mass
In a recent email, Miguel Felipe reminded me that this Sunday will be his first hymn mass. For as long as I’ve been at the Lutheran Church of Honolulu (or, at least as long as I can remember!) I have … Continue reading
Posted in Katherine Crosier, Miguel Felipe
Tagged Beckerath, Hymn mass, Marty Haugen, organ, Rudolf von Beckerath
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To blog or not to blog
Yesterday Carl said to me, “Are you going to stop blogging now that I’m retired? Things won’t be so insane anymore!” Hmmm . . . I revisited the very first post I wrote, which was last year, June 22nd, 2010 … Continue reading
Posted in Carl Crosier, Katherine Crosier
Tagged blog, Compline, Edith Ho, handbells, Peter Hallock, Petit and Fritsen, Rudolf von Beckerath, St. Matthew Passion
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The Rudolf von Beckerath Organ, 1975
We are so incredibly blessed to have the Rudolf von Beckerath organ in our church. The instrument is now 35 years old and it’s as good as new, having undergone a complete restoration and cleaning in 2008. A year ago … Continue reading