Columbus Chapter, American Guild of Organists
News Updates
[Placement & Substitute Notices are now
posted only on the Bulletin Board Page]
posted May 30
Dear Columbus Chapter AGO Member:
Hello! It is time to renew your membership in our Chapter. Your membership investment includes admission to all Chapter programs, our local chapter newsletter “The Guilder”, the monthly national publication “The American Organist”, and voting privileges for officers and executive committee members, as well as many other benefits.
CLICK HERE to see the 2009-2010 membership renewal form. This form is a slightly different format than has been used in past years. In addition to ensuring that we have current and correct information for every member by asking you to fully complete each section of the form, I am working towards the goal of a greener paperless renewal system for 2010-2011. Please print and submit your renewal form, along with your check or money order for your membership investment, by July 1, 2009. Thank you for providing an envelope and stamp for the return of this information. If you have any questions about this process, please do not hesitate to contact me.
In accordance with the American Guild of Organists, National Office, each member must indicate his/her acceptance of the AGO Code of Ethics. While it is not necessary to return a signed copy of the Code, please indicate that you have reviewed and agree to abide by the Code by checking the appropriate box on the renewal form. A copy of the 2009-2010 chapter directory will be mailed to you at the end of August.
Thank you for your support of the Columbus Chapter of the American Guild of Organists!
All best,
Sara Seidel (Membership Coordinator, Columbus Chapter AGO)
posted May 25
Organ Historical Society Cleveland
2009 National Convention
July 5-10, 2009
Registration and Accomodations
posted March 10
Come to Trinity for Summer Music Courses
There is a growing awareness and appreciation of the role of the musician in the life of the church. Trinity Lutheran Seminary seeks to equip and prepare musicians for leadership in the church --- by offering summer music courses.
posted February 8
Saint Joseph Cathedral Music presents a new recording of choral music featuring the Cathedral Choir and Organists Paul A. Thornock II and Robert Wisniewski. The first release pairing the voices of the Cathedral Choir with the Fritts Grand Gallery Organ, this album features works by Bach, Langlais, Dupre, Howells, Palestrina, Victoria, Willan, Webster and Nestor as well as arrangements of many traditional carols.
Click here for details
