Colloquium XX
  • Aristotle EsguerraAristotle Esguerra
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    Please note the revision in the photo (and the altered URL) — corrects the closing date and enlarges some footer text.
  • chonakchonak
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    Aris, that is *fabulous*!
  • CharlesW
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    I would be more likely to be at the OHS convention, although I haven't checked the dates on that. If it is at the same time, I hope some of us can drop in on some of the Colloquium sessions at a reasonable cost, if time permits.
  • kevinfkevinf
    Posts: 1,199
    I will be there. I guess Ann L. worked her magic. As one of her former students, I know she must be excited about it being there. You could ask Dr. Lord to come and talk about Tournemire and early 20the century Parisian liturgy.
  • MaryAnn Carr WilsonMaryAnn Carr Wilson
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    Pittsburgh- excellent!
    Thanks for all the work that went into this. I think AOZ must have rested for maybe 8 hours before jumping into Colloquium XX prep.

    I'll chime in on the pubs. Perhaps I can swing it to get there early and take a little walking tour.

    Does anyone know if there will be fireflies/ lightnin' bugs in Pittssburgh? Burning question for me.
  • Guadalupe
    Posts: 50
    If I may be so bold, a workshop by Anne L. on the basics of organ improv would be lovely.

    AOZ is amazing!
  • don roy
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    i have a question.
    i so thoroughly enjoyed the fantastic work done by the canons of st. john cantius. the way mass was celibrated with almost military precision was a template for how mass could and should be said.
    will they be able to help in pittsburg?
  • AOZ
    Posts: 369
    It is great to see almost everyone as excited about the Colloquium in Pittsburgh as we are. Preliminary schedule, preliminary playlist, and faculty will all be announced come mid October. There are lots of details to sort through. Stay tuned.
  • Steve CollinsSteve Collins
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    Speaking of "chiming in", there is a peal of change ringing bells at Southminster Pres. Church over in Mt. Lebanon. I'd love to visit for a ringing practice. Maybe a "road trip" could be arranged for anyone interested in finding out more about change ringing.
  • Daniel Bennett PageDaniel Bennett Page
    Posts: 837
    People might be interested in the newly opened website for the 2010 national convention of the Organ Historical Society, which will be held at the same time as the CMAA colloquium.
    It will eventually have lots of link with information about area churches and, of course, organs.

    http://www.organsociety.org/2010/
  • Patricia Cecilia
    Posts: 400
    I'm a double alumna of Duquesne, BM 82 flute performance, MM 84 sacred music and vocal performance. This is so very exciting and I hope that by some miracle I can attend.
  • Pes
    Posts: 623
    Pittsburgh, my hometown. Wonderful!

    Aris, that poster is brilliant.
  • RagueneauRagueneau
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    great poster, Aristotle
  • Flambeaux
    Posts: 45
    Aristotle, thank you.

    That's now the background on my Mac around the house.
  • Ryan MurphyRyan Murphy
    Posts: 79
    Hello all! I live in Pittsburgh and have for the past 7 years. I'm one of the organists at the St. Paul Cathedral, hopefully we can have a field trip out there for interested parties. 97 ranks of von Beckerath glory!

    I'm also good friends with the music director at Southminster Presbyterian Church, he was my first organ teacher. I can put whomever is interested in touch with him, the bells are really something. Email me.
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