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October 2013

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New Organs

Fabry, Inc., Antioch, Illinois

Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Immanuel Presbyterian Church, located in the historic Yankee Hill neighborhood of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has long held a place of prominence in both the religious and social lives of Milwaukee. The congregation is a direct descendant of the first congregation to be organized in Milwaukee. Fabry, Inc. has maintained the historic pipe organ, which now comprises 69 ranks, for many years. Fabry, Inc.

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Cover Feature

Parkey OrganBuilders

Duluth, Georgia, Opus 14

Providence United Methodist Church

Charlotte, North Carolina

From the builder

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The Organ: A Dangerously Inexpressive Musical Instrument?

Abstract 

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Second Annual Church & Organ Tour

April 27, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

In 1980, I was appointed organist and director of music at Queen Street Baptist Church in St. Catharines, a position I held for 18 years. In 1998, I was appointed organist and director of music at Lundy’s Lane United Church in Niagara Falls. During those years, I conducted 23 organ and church tours throughout Ontario and New York State.

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In the footsteps of Richard Webster

A church musician’s perspective on the Boston Marathon bombings

 

On April 15th, tragedy marred the famed Boston Marathon when two bombs went off at the finish line. Three people were killed and 260 persons injured. Over the next week the nation was transfixed by news of the investigation and manhunt that culminated in the unprecedented lock-down of a major metropolitan area. Many still struggle to make sense of these terrible events.

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Nunc Dimittis

Howard Milton Latta, John Swan McCreary, Nancy S. (Massar) Sewell, Lawrence Allen Young

Howard Milton Latta, 91 years old, died February 6 in Fresno, California. A graduate of San Jose State University, where he majored in music, Latta served in the U.S. Army during World War II, following which he taught music in several California schools, and later worked for the California Employment Development Department. He retired in 1982.

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On Teaching

Organ Method XIII

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In the wind...

Pay attention

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