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Started by KB7DQH, October 23, 2010, 01:50:10 AM

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Four churches in Clarksville, Tennessee are featuring their instruments in an "organ crawl", a one-day
free concert event...

http://www.theleafchronicle.com/article/20101022/NEWS01/10220319

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A church in Muncy, Pennsylvania is celebrating 175 years as a congregation, and is featuring a recital on their 126 year old, single-manual tracker organ... still serving the congregation there...

QuoteThe organ has 508 pipes controlled by a single manual keyboard and pedals. Each key and foot pedal has a direct contact movement that "imparts a more personal musical expression." The organ was restored in 1970 and the manual air pump that required firm pressure from the organist was replaced with an electrical one. "These tracker organs have become cherished musical instruments whose preservation is being encouraged," reported the Luminary in October, 1984.

http://www.muncyluminary.com/page/content.detail/id/501135/Muncy-Church-celebrates-175-years.html?nav=5007

Eric
KB7DQH
The objective is to reach human immortality—that is, to create things which are necessary to mankind, necessary to the purpose of the existence of mankind, and which have become the fruit that drives the creation of a higher state of mankind than ever existed before."

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A free concert series...http://www.casperjournal.com/articles/2010/11/02/news/news61.bach%20lunch.txt

QuoteThe Bach's lunch organists won't kill you and aren't scary at all like Dr. Phibes, but they can play Toccata and blow your hair back. Whether they're a mature church organist or high school music student, they will amaze and entertain you with a variety of great organ music, from sacred to jazz to patriotic. Bring your lunch, come and enjoy some great music, and bring your comb just in case.

Eric
KB7DQH
The objective is to reach human immortality—that is, to create things which are necessary to mankind, necessary to the purpose of the existence of mankind, and which have become the fruit that drives the creation of a higher state of mankind than ever existed before."

KB7DQH

This Australian church will be celebrating 100 years service from their pipe organ  8)

http://heidelberg-leader.whereilive.com.au/news/story/ivanhoe-church-services-have-a-traditional-sound/

QuoteHe said the church had no plans to replace the instrument.

"We are looking at starting a cultural fund to give people the opportunity to ensure the organ and it's music remains," he said.

QuoteTo celebrate the 100th anniversary of the church's pipe organ, renowned organist Thomas Heywood, regarded as Australia's best talent on the instrument, will do a special performance on Sunday, December 5.

This, I believe... Is worth celebrating.

Eric
KB7DQH


The objective is to reach human immortality—that is, to create things which are necessary to mankind, necessary to the purpose of the existence of mankind, and which have become the fruit that drives the creation of a higher state of mankind than ever existed before."

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The objective is to reach human immortality—that is, to create things which are necessary to mankind, necessary to the purpose of the existence of mankind, and which have become the fruit that drives the creation of a higher state of mankind than ever existed before."

KB7DQH

Quotehundred-year-old Inverness instrument hailed
Celebration as church's pipe organ restored

http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/1998995?UserKey=

Eric
KB7DQH
The objective is to reach human immortality—that is, to create things which are necessary to mankind, necessary to the purpose of the existence of mankind, and which have become the fruit that drives the creation of a higher state of mankind than ever existed before."