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Durham-Chapel Hill Chapter |
| Last updated: April 25, 2013 |
Message from the Dean |
| Good Morning AGO members,
Congratulations to Valerie and Adam Hughes. Their son, Samuel, decided to enter this world on April 15th, about two weeks earlier than expected. Mother and baby are doing well and I'm sure they would love hearing from you. Mila Karamushka, our new sub-dean, has been very busy organizing an organ crawl in Charlotte, NC. We will be visiting three different churches in Charlotte. St. John's Lutheran Church will be our first stop. There is a 1927 Hook and Hastings at St. John's. It was enlarged in 1986 and refurbished in 2005. Our second stop is the Missionary Friendship Baptist Church. They have a 6000 pipe Fratelli-Rufatti. The third and last stop is the Covenant Presbyterian Church. They have two organs, a 1949 Aeolian- Skinner, opus 1196, and a two-manual, 37-rank Schlicker. We will meet in the parking lot of the University United Methodist Church at 8:15 am on Monday, April 29th. We will return at 8:30 pm. This promises to be a wonderful day of making music, eating lunch and dinner and socializing. Please contact our sub-dean, Mila Karamushka at home 919-246-5710, mobile 919-824-5610, or e-mail discover2020@gmail.com. Mila needs to hear from you by April 24th. We need to know how many drivers will be needed. Some of us have already committed to going to Charlotte. I'm going and hope to see you for this wonderful program. Laurel Siviglia Dean |
Local Events |
| Sunday, April 28, 4:00 pm, St. Thomas More Church, Chapel Hill: Schola Cantorum. Elgar: Ave Verum; Petrich: O Sacrum Convivium; Byrd: Ave Verum; Mozart: Litanie de Veneribili Altaris Sacramentum (K.243) and Ave Verum (K.618)
Monday, April 29, Durham-Chapel Hill AGO Organ Crawl to Charlotte, NC. Please see Dean's Note above for details. Friday, May 3, 7:30 pm, Edenton Street United Methodist Church, Raleigh: Diane Meredith Belcher, organ. (Central NC AGO May Meeting) Thursday, May 9, 7:30 pm, First Presbyterian Church, Durham: Sonam Spring Concert, Allan Friedman, director. Featuring Renaissance and 21st century choral music on themes of Spring, Love, and Rebirth. Tickets available at the door: $10/adults, $5/students. For more information, call Allan at 919-923-3869 or email teachingallan@gmail.com Sunday, May 19, 8:00 am, WCPE: The Glory of Boys' Voices. King's College, Cambridge; Vienna Boys Choir; American Boychoir Sunday, May 26, 8:00 am, WCPE Glory of the Organ. New and old instruments showcase the tonal palette and variety of compositions written for organ over four centuries Wednesday, May 29, 7:00 pm, Hayes Barton United Methodist Church, Raleigh: Stephen Buzard, organ. Wednesday, July 3 - Saturday, July 6, 2013 AGO Region IV Convention, Columbia, SC, http://www.regional2013.org/ Monday, June 23 - Friday, June 27, 2014, 2014 AGO National Convention, Boston, MA, http://www.agoboston2014.org/ |
Newsletter |
| David Jernigan Concert
Native North Carolinian David Jernigan will be giving a solo organ recital at the Church of the Nativity in North Raleigh on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 4:00 pm. His recital will feature the music of Bach on the Nativity Andover organ. Jernigan earned his Bachelor of Music degree in Organ Performance at East Carolina University (ECU), where he studied organ with Janette Fishell and choral conducting with Daniel Bara. In May 2007, he received the Certificate in Advanced Performance Studies from ECU during which he studied in extended residencies with Bach scholar, Ludgar Lohmann, professor at the Stuttgart Conservatory, Germany, and Messiaen specialist, Dame Gillian Weir, professor at the Royal College of Music, London, England. While attending ECU, David served as the Music Associate/Organ Scholar at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Greenville, North Carolina, where he was primary conductor of the Chamber Choir and cofounder of the Episcopal Campus Ministries Compline Choir. Most recently, he was awarded the Master of Music Degree from the Yale University School of Music where he studied organ with Martin Jean and Thomas Murray as well as conducting with Maggie Brooks. Currently, David serves as the Director of Music and Liturgical Arts at St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church and is also the Executive and Founding Director of the St. Thomas’s Episcopal Choir School. In addition to founding the St. Thomas’s Schola Antiqua, a fully professional ensemble dedicated to the study and stylistic performance of A Cappella music from the Medieval and Renaissance periods, David is also the founder of the St. Thomas’s Episcopal Choir School. This organ recital is free and open to the public. The Church of the Nativity is located at 8849 Ray Road, Raleigh. For more information, please contact Jason Pace at Jason.Pace@sas.com ---- A Trio of Organists in Burlington A Trio of Organists in Burlington: Three Organs, Three Organists, Three Churches Sunday, May 5 Returning by popular demand, organists J. Patrick Murphy, David Ratchford, and Laurie Ryan will present recitals on Sunday afternoon, May 5. 3:00pm - First Presbyterian Church 508 W. Davis St. 4:00pm - Front Street United Methodist Church 136 S. Fisher St. 5:00pm - Holy Comforter Episcopal Church, 320 E. Davis St. The recitals are free and open to the public. A reception follows the final program. For more information, call or email Laurie Ryan, 336-227-4251, montre8pieds@triad.rr.com. ---- Meredith Belcher Replaces Mary Preston for May 3 recital Due to her unexpected surgery, we have had to replace Mary Preston with Diane Meredith Belcher as recitalist on Friday, May 3, 2013 at 7:30 P.M. at Edenton Street United Methodist Church. This is the same time and place as originally scheduled. There will not be a masterclass on Saturday, May 4. Internationally renowned organist Diane Meredith Belcher made her debut at age fifteen in her hometown just outside Philadelphia. In the decades since, she has performed throughout the United States, in Europe, and in Canada to the acclaim of critics and audiences alike. A graduate of The Curtis Institute of Music and The Eastman School of Music, she has studied with David Spicer, John Weaver, Clarence Watters, David Craighead, and Wilma Jensen. Laureate of both the St. Albans (England) and Chartres (France) international organ competitions, she also took the American Guild of Organists’ top prize in its professional certification examinations. Concert appearances have included Disney Hall, Los Angeles; Benaroya Hall, Seattle; Saint Thomas Church, New York City; Grace Cathedral, San Francisco; Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago; the 100th anniversary concert of the Wanamaker Grand Court Organ, Philadelphia; West Point Cadet Chapel; Spivey Hall, Atlanta; Saint Alban’s Cathedral, England; Portland City Hall, Maine; Girard College, Philadelphia; Cathedral of the Madeleine, Salt Lake City; First Congregational Church, Los Angeles; the Auditorium, Independence, Missouri; the Curtis Institute of Music’s 80th birthday celebration honoring Ned Rorem; the Cleveland Museum of Art; and the Crystal Cathedral, Los Angeles. In May 2006 she was featured in recital on the opening weekend of the new organ in the Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Full biographical information may be viewed at http://www.agohq.org/chapters/centralnc. --Submitted by Kenneth H. Kerr, Central NC AGO ---- Gretchen Wilson Memorial Organ Concert St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Durham, NC is pleased to announce the 2013 Gretchen Wilson Memorial Organ Concert, which will take place at the church on Saturday, April 20th at 1:00 PM followed by a reception. This year the church is pleased to announce as our recitalist Tom Brown, Minister of Music at University Presbyterian Church in Chapel Hill, NC. The program will include works by Mily Bakakirev, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Frederic Chopin, Johann Sebastian Bach, Franz Josef Haydn and Louis Vierne. Mr. Brown is a native of Kansas City, MO and is a graduate of the University of Missouri/Kansas City Conservatory of Music, and is a recipient of the University's Alumni Achievement Award. He holds a Master of Music degree from the Juilliard School in New York City, where he was named an Outstanding Young Artist of America by the Editors of Musical America magazine. He has performed in Chicago's Orchestra Hall as part of the Allied Arts Piano Series, and toured around the world as a recitalist and concerto soloist with orchestras including the Jerusalem Symphony. His performances have been heard on NPR and CBC, and he has recorded for The Repertoire Recording Society, RBW Records, Viennola Gramophone Austria and Raven Recordings. St. Paul's Lutheran Church is located at 1200 West Cornwallis Road in Durham, NC. For more information on the Concert, contact the church office at (919) 489-3214. Both the concert and reception are free. ---- Sacred Music Workshop at the University of Florida The organ and sacred music department at the University of Florida invites you to the upcoming Inspiring Worship Sacred Music Workshop from May 5-7, 2013. Now in its sixth year, the University of Florida's School of Music is proud to host this continuing education event geared specifically towards organists, choral directors, and church musicians. This year’s workshop features a carillon recital, organ recital, choral reading session, a hymn festival, and exciting workshops by our nationally recognized clinician Dr. Michael Bedford. Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ufsacredmusicworkshop For more information please contact; Laura Ellis at lellis@arts.ufl.edu ---- Warren E. Hutton POE Scholarship The Birmingham Chapter of the American Guild of Organists is pleased to continue the Warren Hutton POE Scholarship. This annual scholarship is in memory of Warren Hutton, Professor of Organ at the University of Alabama for more than 40 years. Mr. Hutton was also active in the AGO, serving as a past Dean of the Birmingham Chapter, a Regional Councillor, and holding several positions on the National Council. Mr. Hutton passed away in July 2002 while attending the AGO National Convention in Philadelphia. This scholarship is applied to the tuition to an AGO-sponsored Pipe Organ Encounter or Pipe Organ Encounter Advanced. Eligibility: The Warren Hutton POE Scholarship will be made available to qualified students who apply to and are accepted by any POE or POEA sponsored by the AGO. (To attend a POE, basic keyboard proficiency is required but previous organ study is not necessary.) Applicants age 13-18 must be residents of one of the states comprising Region IV and have the support of a Region IV AGO Chapter. Criteria for awarding the scholarship: In making the award, the Competition and Scholarship Committee of the Birmingham Chapter will consider recommendations from the applicant’s keyboard teacher and the Dean of the AGO Chapter that supports the application, as well as a personal statement from the applicant describing his or her interest in the organ. Application: Application forms may be downloaded from the Competitions and Scholarships link at www.birminghamago.org, the Birmingham chapter website. Applications must be received by April 25. Scholarship recipients will be notified by May 10 and must confirm their acceptance of the award by May 20. If you would like more information, please contact Dr. Charles Kennedy at dean@birminghamago.org, kennedy@cathedraladvent.com, (205) 226-3503 (church), or (734) 353-0486 (cell). ---- UNCSA Summer HS Organ Academy Dear Organist Colleagues & Friends, I wanted to alert you to a wonderful opportunity for high school organists (or advanced pianists interested in pursuing organ study) at UNC School of the Arts this coming summer from June 23-28, 2013. The week will focus on laying strong foundation for high school organists including classes on practicing, technique, hymn playing, pedal technique, etc. If you happen to teach high school students or know colleagues that do, I'd be grateful if you would forward on this information. The summer web site is www.uncsa.edu/summersession/music.htm Application and audition information can be found there (more info will be added soon). If you know of potential students, I'd be happy to contact them if you would provide contact information. Please note there will be some financial assistance available. Many thanks for forwarding this on to colleagues/teachers and potential students. I wish you all a wonderful Christmas and New Year! Best wishes, Timothy Olsen Timothy Olsen, DMA Kenan Professor of Organ Summer Music Programs, Director UNC-School of the Arts Winston-Salem, NC olsent@uncsa.edu ---- Harmonia is creating an SATB chorus, and we hope you will be one of the singers! New Program Here's our vision for the Sweet Sixteen: a group of superb musicians who love to sing are great at reading vocal music enjoy musical get togethers are excited to premiere new music. Does this sound like you?? Our upcoming concert is Saturday June 1, 2013 and will include two new vocal pieces to be premiered by the Sweet Sixteen: "June" by Grace Golmar "Where the Sidewalk Ends" by Karl Kopczynski You can hear these two pieces on the front page play list of VirtualArtists: VirtualArtists play list Estimated commitment time for June 1 concert: Downloading scores - 20 minutes Practicing your part before rehearsals - several hours 3 - 4 rehearsals, 1 hour each 1 performance If you have questions, or you're interested, or you know others who might be interested, please reply to this email soon! We will start scheduling rehearsals as soon as we have all sixteen singers. Looking forward to singing with you! Julie Harris, Composition Teacher julierharris@aol.com ---- Reed Organ FREE Antique pump organ (Schultz, Chicago) with roll-down top and four-legged stool. Oak, painted. Stops and bellows work. Free to individual who moves and takes it home. Contact Jean Goeppinger, jeangoeppinger@earthlink.net, 919-968-3016. Leave message if unavailable. ---- A Gift of a Small Organ A man who is moving to assisted living at Carolina Meadows is looking for a home for a Wurlitzer Organ with two manuels, about 25 years old. May be good for a fellowship hall or small group. The person wanting to gift it is Bill Moffitt. His telephone # is 919-968-1391. This information was sent by: Jenny Anderson Director of Music United Church of Chapel Hill 1321 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Chapel Hill, NC 27514 janderson@unitedchurch.org www.unitedchurch.org 919-942-3540, ext. 57 ---- NEWSLETTER NOW ON MAILCHIMP Our monthly newsletter, Pipelines, is being delivered using MailChimp. You may access the newsletter archive here: http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/home/?u=cb1b9abdcf5c698ab94611d41&id=d7992e41bb Remember: the newsletter is as good as the information we put in it. If you have an event or article for submission, please email the chapter dean, Laurel Siviglia, at laurel@siviglias.com ---- ADVERTISE WITH THE CHAPTER! If you would like to place advertisements with us, please contact Lyn Francisco on mariaefrancisco@gmail.com. She will let you know the advertising rates which should apply for all publications released by the Durham-Chapel Hill Chapter for the program year 2012-2013. ---- DURHAM-CHAPEL HILL CHAPTER ON FACEBOOK Did you know the Durham-Chapel Hill chapter has a Fan Page on Facebook? Please don't forget to "like" us on Facebook as we will be posting information and photos on that page. http://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Guild-of-Organists-Durham-Chapel-Hill-Chapter/172552246231 And if you have pictures you would like to contribute to that page, please contact the page's admins, Lyn Francisco, on mariaefrancisco@gmail.com and Valerie Lefever Hughes on vhughes@holytrinitychapelhill.org ---- REGION IV BLOG Speaking of New Media/Social Media sites... our Region IV Councillor, Laura Ellis, has a Region IV blog. You may access that site on http://agoregionivblog.blogspot.com/ and she keeps it updated pretty regularly. It's a great way to keep up with news in the Southeast Region. Region IV is also on Facebook! Please "like" the Region IV page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/AGO-Region-IV/312313912115500 ---- AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS ON FACEBOOK Did you know that the National AGO also has a presence on Facebook? It's part of their effort to become more active on the Social Media sites. Please "like" their page. They like to post humourous organ- and music-related pictures. They also post information of interest to organists as well. http://www.facebook.com/agohq ---- SAVE THE DATE--UPCOMING CONVENTIONS July 3 -- July 6, 2013: Region IV Convention 2013 -- Columbia, SC. Watch for more information on their website: http://www.regional2013.org/ June 23 -- June 27, 2014: National Convention 2014 -- Boston, MA. Watch for more information on their website: http://www.agoboston2014.org/ Region IV Convention 2015 -- Charlotte, NC. Watch for more information on their website: http://www.charlotteago.org/ National Convention 2016 -- Houston, TX. Watch for more information on their website: http://www.ago-houston.org/ ---- 2012-2013 SUBSTITUTE LIST Many apologies for the delay in releasing this list. --Lyn NOTE: Please see the end of this listing for compensation guildines for Substitutes, Weddings, and Funerals. Complete salary guidelines may be found at www.agohq.org/profession/index.html Name: Alexander Anderson Phone: 919-928-9236 (home); 919-931-6883 (cell) Town: Chapel Hill Best time to reach: anytime Notes: All denominations, including Lutheran and Catholic Name: Tom Bloom Phone: 919-682-7528 Town: Durham Best time to reach: anytime (leave message) Notes: Weddings, funerals, concerts; no Sunday mornings Travel: Triangle Name: Christopher Bross Phone: 919-225-2898 (cell) Town: Durham Best time to reach: anytime between 8 am and 10 pm Notes: Weekends only. Experience in Episcopal, United Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and UCC churches Travel: Up to 50 miles Name: Paul Cornwell Phone: 201-693-6305 (cell) Town: Chapel Hill Notes: Available weekends and weeknights. Experience in Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, and other churches Travel: Willing to travel within 1 hour of Chapel Hill (including Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh) Name: Alan Davis Phone: 919-723-1006 (cell) Town: Louisburg Notes: Available any time. Experience in all denominations with extra emphasis in Liturgical Churches. Travel: Raleigh-Durham area Name: W. Sands (Sandy) Hobgood Phone: 919-967-8306 Town: Durham Best time to reach: 9:00 am-7:00 pm Notes: Available anytime. Methodist/Episcopal/Baptist/Presbyterian/Catholic Travel: Durham/Chapel Hill Name: Ruth W. Hoffman Phone: 919-933-7633 Town: Chapel Hill Notes: Available for substitute and interim work. Experience includes organist/choral director/children and youth choirs/handbell choirs. Available Sundays and during the week. Available for weddings and funerals. Name: Vanessa Kozmon Phone: 919-381-4500 (home); 703-593-5105 (cell) Town: Durham Notes: Rehearsals and Services. Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Church of Christ, "Praise" Services Travel: 30-35 minutes from Durham Name: Thomas Kraska Phone: 919-945-0852 (home); 919-491-7190 (cell) Town: Durham Notes: Occasional Sundays. Many years experience with liturgical services (Lutheran/Episcopal) Name: Dennis Lawson Phone: 919-452-1105 (cell) Town: Durham Best time to reach: Evenings Notes: Services only Travel: 50 miles Name: Patti Lingafelt Phone: 919-544-5567 Town: Durham Notes: Weddings and funerals Travel: Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill Name: Renée McBride Phone: 919-471-5045 (h) or 540-818-5004 (cell) Town: Durham Notes: Experience with UCC, Baptist, and various "lower" Protestant denominations Travel: Will travel up to 40 miles one-way Name: Alice Neebe Phone: 919-929-3344 Town: Chapel Hill Best time to reach: anytime Notes: Lutheran, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, other Christian Churches, Baptist, Catholic Travel: Distance with mileage allowance Name: Anne Parks Phone: 919-732-7576 Town: Hillsborough Best time to reach: anytime Notes: More than 50 years experience in Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran services. Available any time. Name: Linda Reeder Phone: 919-537-8163 Town: Chapel Hill Best time to reach: anytime Notes: Experience with all denominations; willing to travel far; available anytime Name: Kirsten Rutschman Phone: 360-739-9541 Town: Durham Best time to reach: Anytime (leave message) Notes: Available for weddings, funerals, rehearsals, Sunday afternoon/evening services Travel: Durham/Chapel Hill area Name: Laurel S. Siviglia Phone: 919-929-0644 Town: Pittsboro Best time to reach: before 10:00 a.m.; after 5:00 p.m. Notes: All denominations; available weekdays and weekends ----- SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS Single service (organist only or director only, no separate rehearsal), $100-$225 Additional services (organist or director only) not requiring additional preparation, $50-$125 Single service (organist-director combination, no separate rehearsal), $150-$275 Additional services (organist-director combination) not requiring additional preparation, $75-$175 Rehearsal fees range from $25-$100/hour, depending on whether the substitute is organist only, director only, or organist-director combination and the preparation required Mileage of 58.5 cents/mile is charged if visits to church for practice, rehearsal, and service exceed 20 miles per round trip. The charge for contracting singers/instrumentalists is $15-$35/person hired. WEDDINGS Service fees are $100-$350 (service only) Wedding rehearsal with bridal party is $50-$100/hour. Additional rehearsals are $30-$50/hour. Mileage of 58.5 cents/mile is charged if visits to church for practice, rehearsal, and service exceed 20 miles per round trip. The charge for contracting singers/instrumentalists is $15-$35/person hired. FUNERALS Service fees are $100-$225 (service only) Rehearsals $25-$100/hour, depending on the difficulty of the music and the participation of choirs, soloists, or instrumentalists. Mileage of 58.5 cents/mile is charged if visits to church for practice, rehearsal, and service exceed 20 miles per round trip. The charge for contracting singers/instrumentalists is $15-$35/person hired. |
Membership |
| Please contact
Lyn Francisco, Treasurer/Registrar mariaefrancisco@gmail.com |
Placement |
| If you are aware that a church/synagogue position is becoming available, [i.e., you are making a change], please contact the placement chair as soon as possible for listing in our newsletter. Contact Ruth W Hoffman at 919-933-7633 or email RWHorg@aol.com. At no time will the placement chair recommend anyone for a position, or will placement serve as an agent for any member. Placement does have resources, by request, available to members and to hiring institutions.
Employers and job seekers are invited to post and search listings of available positions on the Guild's National Website. |
Certification |
Contact Us |
| 2012-2013 CHAPTER OFFICERS
Dean: Laurel Siviglia (Chapter Member, Chapel Hill) laurel@siviglias.com Sub-Dean: Mila Karamushka (Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Durham) discover2020@gmail.com Secretary: Vacant Treasurer/Registrar: Lyn Francisco (St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Durham) mariaefrancisco@gmail.com Newsletter Editor: Vacant Professional Concerns and Placement Officers: Ruth Hoffman (Chapter Member, Chapel Hill) rwhorg@aol.com Linda Reeder (Chapter Member, Chapel Hill) lindarmusic@yahoo.com Historian: Roger Petrich (St. Thomas More Church, Chapel Hill) rpetrich@st-thomasmore.org Chaplain: Rev. Patti B. Lingafelt (Millbrook Baptist Church, Raleigh) pattilingafelt@netscape.net Members At-Large: Tim Baker (University United Methodist Church, Chapel Hill) tbaker@chapelhilluumc.org W. Sands Hobgood (Chapter Member, Chapel Hill) shobgood@gmail.com Van Quinn (Chapel of the Cross, Chapel Hill) vquinn@thechapelofthecross.org Past Dean: Daniel Steinert (Christ United Methodist Church, Chapel Hill) dsteinert@christmethodist.org |
Links |
| AGO Region IV Blog: http://agoregionivblog.blogspot.com/
2013 Region IV Convention Website: http://www.regional2013.org/ 2014 National Convention Website: http://www.agoboston2014.org/ Classical Music Listings: http://www.cvnc.org/ Pipedreams: http://www.pipedreams.org/ Sunday evening broadcasts are available here by Tuesdays; extensive archive of past programs; many useful links to other sites. Organ Historical Society: http://www.organsociety.com/ Includes the extensive OHS Catalog of organ and choral CD's, books, scores, videos, including theatre organ CD's, along with information about OHS and its conventions. APOBA The Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America: http://www.apoba.com/ A professional organization of 25 North American firms building traditional pipe organs. The site includes a database of organ resources. Encyclopedia of Organ Stops: http://www.organstops.org/ History of the Organ: http://www.zzounds.com/edu--historyoftheorgan Has great information on the history of the organ with links going to informative/in-depth sites. Organ Clearing House: http://www.organclearinghouse.com/ A broker which relocates used and renovated instruments to new homes. The American Institute of Organbuilders: http://www.pipeorgan.org/ Professional association which holds annual conventions and seminars on technical matters with visits to organ shops and instruments. The site includes a number of technical papers on windchest design, voicing and tuning, restoration, and other subjects. American Theatre Organ Society: http://www.atos.org/ Information about the ATOS, history of the theatre organ, theatre organ locator, and more. Organ Builders: www.casavant.ca - Casavant Freres Limitee Sainte-Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada www.cbfisk.com - C.B. Fisk, Inc., Gloucester, Massachusetts www.dobsonorgan.com - Dobson Pipe Organ Builders, Ltd. Lake City, Iowa www.letourneauorgans.com - Orgues Letourneau Limitee Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec. Site features choices of background music on Letourneau instruments www.taylorandboody.com - Taylor and Boody Organbuilders, Inc. Staunton, Virginia |
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