Scholarship Winners 2002

Installation of Chapter Officers 2002-3

Six Generations of AGO Orange County Deans

Cake for Scholarship Students & Barbara & Michael King - Washington Adventure Cake

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS RECITAL
INSTALLATION OF CHAPTER OFFICERS
Tuesday, June 4, 2002 - 7:45 p.m.
Concordia University Worship Center
1530 Concordia West, Irvine

The fifth annual Scholarship Concert took place Tuesday, June 4, 2002 at 7:45 p.m. at Concordia University in the University Worship Center.
Students performing were: Erica Demel, Russell Farmen, Allison Hill, Stephen Lamb, Vladimir Medel, Olivia Oh, Allison Purcell, Rachel Purcell, Aine Sandfort, Lisa Ushino, Michael Ushino and John Zechiel.
The student' ages range from 12 to 18.
The teachers represented are: Esther Jones, Gene Roberson, Pat Lamb, Rudolf Inselmann, and Mark Purcell. Frances Nobert, AGO District Convener for Region IX,  installed our officers for next season. A gala reception followed.

Program
Welcome and Introductions    Jennifer Puhl
Past Dean of the Orange County Chapter of American Guild of Organists
Installation of Officers - Orange County Chapter of A.G.O.
Dr. Frances Nobert
AGO Region IX District Convener

Prelude & Fugue in F Major (BWV 556)    J. S. Bach
Lisa Ushino
Prelude and Fugue in B Flat Major (BWV560)    J.S. Bach
Verso in E Minor    Domenico Zipoli (1688-1716)
Áine Sandfort
Basse et Dessus de Trompette    Louis-Nicolas Clerambault (1676-1749)
Prelude and Fugue in A Minor (BWV 559)    J. S. Bach (1685-1750)
Rachel Purcell
"Lord Jesus Christ, Turn Thou to Us"    Johann Walther (1684-1748)
Prelude & Fugue in C Major (BWV 553)    J. S. Bach
Vladimir Medel
Prelude & Fugue in F Major (BWV 556)    J. S. Bach
Prelude in Classic Style    Gordon Young (1919-1998)
Russell Farmen
Kyrie eleison (Mass XVI - Mode III)    Charles Callahan (b. 1951)
The Emperor's Fanfare    Antonio Soler (1729-1783)
Stephen Lamb
Toccata in F     J. Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707)
Prelude & Fugue in G Minor (BWV 558)    J. S. Bach
Michael Ushino
Adagio for Strings    Samuel Barber (1910-1981)
Prelude in G Major    J. S. Bach
Allison Purcell
From Heaven Above to Earth I Come    Pachelbel (1653-1706)
Preludium and Fugue in D Minor (BWV 554)    J. S. Bach
Olivia Oh
Fanfares (from "Parsival")    Richard Wagner (1869-1930)
The "Jig" Fugue in G Major    J.S. Bach ( 1685-1750)
John David Zechiel
Prelude and Fugue in F Major (BWV 556)    J. S. Bach
Benedictions    Frederick McKay (1899-1970)
Prelude in Classic Style    Gordon Young (1919-1998)
Allison Hill
Prelude in D Minor (BWV554)    J.S. Bach
Noel of the Little Bells    Ralph E. Marryott (b 194?)
Toccata Brevis    Daniel E. Gawthrop (b. 1949 )
Erica Demel

Dr. Patrricia Murphy Lamb - Hymn Playing

Richard Harme - Alexander Technique

Members purchasing music from Dennis Gano

EDUCATION DAY
Saturday, May 4, 2002 - 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
St. John's Lutheran Church
154 South Schaffer Street, Orange
Fundamentals of Hymn Playing; Alexander Technique; Hymn Improvisation; Acoustics and the Church Service
Workshop Leaders
Dr. Patrricia Murphy Lamb
Richard Harme
Dr. William J. Heide
Ewart A. Wetherill, AIA
Schedule
8:30 A.M.    Registration, Exhibits, and coffee
9:00 A.M.    Worship - Dr. Bill Heide
9:15 A.M.    Fundamentals of Hymn Playing - Dr. Patricia Murphy Lamb
10:15 A.M    Alexander Technique Richard Hamre
11:15 A.M.    Hymn Improvisation Dr. Bill Heide
12:15 RM.    Lunch and Exhibits
1:30 PM. - 3:30 Acoustics and the Church Service - Ewart A. Wetherill

Richard Harme gives pre-concert massage  - -   Dr. William J. Heide      

Ewart A. Wetherill discusses church acoustics

REX the King of Instruments

Students play the Arboretum organ

First Baptist Church - Ted Storm & Students

YOUTH PIPE ORGAN ENCOUNTER WEEKEND 2002

KEENAN BOSWELL
in concert
FRIDAY, APRIL 5    8:00 p.m.
Crystal Cathedral Arboretum - 12141 Lewis Street, Garden Grove

Program
Prelude Chamiber Strings
Conductor - Helen Weed
Manager - Annette Brower

The Cuckoo and the Nightingale George Frederick Handel - Arranged by Rick England
Soloists:
Audrey Bae, Jenna Harp, Patricia Kim, Midori Kudo, Nathaniel Smith, Erin Dennis, Olivia Cottrell, Daphne Medina, Joshua Ra, Jennifer Franklund

Hatikvah    Traditional Hebrew Melody - Arranged by John Lea~itt
Paul Bunyan Suite        Robert Kerr
I.    Paul's Choppin' Tune
II.    Babe, the Blue Ox Sleeps
III    Lumberjack Reel
Soloist: Midori Kudo
Keenan Boswell, Organist
Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor Johann Sebastian Bach
Symphony, Opus 1    Keenan Boswell
Adagio and Allegro for Organ and Strings    Kevin Weed
Keenan Boswell and the Prelude Chamber Strings
Symphony No.6 Finale    Louis Vierne

Keenan, age 14, already has an extensive repertoire. He has performed in several cathedrals in England and France. In March of this year he will play at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. Featured at this Crystal Cathedral concert will be works of Bach, Vierne AND an Organ Symphony composed by the artist. Keenan will also perform a première work for organ and string ensemble written by AGO member, Kevin Weed. The Prelude Chamber Strings Youth Orchestra, conducted by Helen Weed, will also participate in this exciting concert.

PEDALS, PIPES, PIZZA
& REUNION OF P.O.E. STUDENTS
(Pipe Organ Encounter 2000)
SATURDAY, APRIL 6 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
10:00 a. m. - Rex the King of Instruments at the Crystal Cathedral Arboretum. Presented by organist Janet Keulen Thorson and narrator Frank Snip.
Chris Pardini will lead an Organ Crawl through the 4-manual, 82 rank Aeolian-Skinner Pipe Organ

Program
Fanfare    John Cook(1918-1984)
Rex: The King of Instrument Daniel Burton(b. 1944)
A Diet of Worms    Michael Horvit(b. 1923) - Frank Snip, narrator
Janet Keulen Thorson
Evensong Charles Callahan (b. 1951)
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty - arr. Michael Burkhardt (b1957)
I. Rondo II Canon III. Pedaliter IV. Siciliano V Carillon
"The Dynamic Duo"
Fantasie in F Minor Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
J.    Christopher Pardini
12:00 noon - Pizza and car-pool to next venue                                         .
12:30 p.m. - First Baptist Church,      1010 W. 17th Street, Santa Ana
Host organist Ted Storm will speak about the church's 83-rank Schlicker Pipe Organ followed by plenty of time for hands-on experience at the keys. We invite the students to bring music to play and organ shoes or athletic socks for pedal playing. Pianists and other musicians are welcome!  Parents feel free to observe.

J. Christopher Pardini
A native of New Jersey, Mr. Pardim is currently the Senior Organist at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, CA. At the console of the two hundred and ninety-three rank Hazel Wright Organ, Mr. Pardini performs to an estimated television audience of twenty rnillion viewers. In addition to his organist duties, Mr. Pardim also directs the Cathedral Chorale, a choral ensemble that sings for the church's Sunday evening service.
Mr. Pardini earned the Bachelor of Music degree in Sacred Music from Westniinster Choir College in Princeton, NJ where he was an organ student of Donald McDonald and Eugene Roan. He also earned the Master of Music degree in Organ Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY where he was a student of David Higgs. The fffst-place winner in the 1997 San Marino Organ Competition, in San Marino, CA, Mr. Pardini has also studied organ with Kenrick Mervine and Gavin Black, and organ improvisation with Gerre Hancock. Before coming to California, Mr. Pardini served as Director of Music Ministries at Messiah Lutheran Church in Rochester, NY. Mr. Pardini is also a composer with several works currently in publication.

Janet Keulen Thorson
Janet Keulen Thorson is Associate Organist at the Crystal Cathedral. In addition to her organist duties, she directs the handbell choirs and accompanies the Cathedral Chorale. Ms. Thorson holds an M.A. in organ from Whittier College and a B.A. in keyboard performance from California State University at Fullerton. She holds a California Community College Instructor Credential and is certified as a Colleague of the American Guild of Organists. Ms. Thorson's concert activities include performing as a featured artist for the Far West Regional Convention of the American Guild of Organists and as continuo organist for the Master Chorale of Orange County. Janet has also presented concerts and workshops for the local chapters of the Music Teachers' Association of California and the American Guild of Organists and has presided as Conference Organist of the Pacific and Southwest Conference of the United Methodist Church.

About the Crystal Cathedral Arboretum Organ
The Frederick Swann Concert Organ is Opus 1141 of the AEolian- Skinner Organ Company. It was designed and voiced by G. Donald Harrison, and originally installed in the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Beverly Hills, CA in 1951. The Northridge Earthquake did major damage to the church building, but fortunately the organ was spared. The Crystal Cathedral purchased the organ in 1996 and has been restored and installed in the Arboretum by the Cathedral Organ Curators. The organ consists of 82 ranks, and 4,949 pipes played form a four manual console. With the exception of a few digital percussion stops and a new Solid State Logic combination action, the organ is exactly as G. Donald Harrison designed and voiced it fifty years ago.

Helen Weed
Helen Weed is the Director of the Prelude Chamber Strings and the Prelude String Orchestra, both community youth orchestras. She is Associate Director of Music at Calvary Church of Santa Ana and Fine Arts Coordinator at Calvary Christian School. Since 1984 she has conducted the Praise Symphony Orchestra and has violin and piano students. She studied conducting with John Koshak at Chapman University and is currently playing in the Chapman Symphony. Helen is the sister of AGO member Kevin Weed

Ted N. Storm
Ted N. Storm has a Bachelor of Music in Organ Performance from Cal State University, Fullerton. He has done graduate studies in organ and harpsichord performance at USC. Mr. Storm is Organist at First Baptist Church, Santa Ana; Organist/Choir Director at Temple Judea, Laguna Hills; faculty member at Saddleback College and Irvine Valley College; director of a country/western band; and teacher of organ and harpsichord.

Robert and Deb Benada - singers, Amy Olawsky - violinist, Rev. George Crisp - guitarist, Rev. Gregory Norton - director/pianist

TAIZÉ WORSHIP SERVICE

Friday, March 1, 2002 - 7:30 p.m.

Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist
1400 West Balboa Boulevard
Newport Beach

REV. GREGORY NORTON AND THE PASADENA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TAIZÉ WORSHIP TEAM

Rev. Norton and the worship team presented a brief lecture and sample service using the prayerful musical repertoire of the Taizé community.

Rev. Norton is Minister of Music at Pasadena Presbyterian Church where he oversees a comprehensive and eclectic music program and an established community concert series. He is active as a conductor, organist and liturgist. His articles and sermons on church music have been published nationally. The H.T. FitzSimons company publishes his musical compositions.

Taizé is a small village in eastern France. Since 1940 it has been the home of an ecumenical monastic community of monks whose contemplative prayer is at the center of their life. Today Taizé is a place to which visitors of all ages and backgrounds come on pilgrimage to participate in prayer and meditation. The services are quiet and joyous, contemplative and exuberant. Prayers, psalms, readings and silence alternate with congregational song.

The Taizé Worship Team of Pasadena Presbyterian Church was formed in 1997. The team is made up of committed volunteer musicians from the church's membership and beyond and gives leadership to monthly Sunday evening services held at Pasadena Presbyterian.

St. Wilfrid of York Church    -     Janice Massatt playing

Chuck Maggs & John Ballantyne (organ builder)

Bay Theatre     -     Mr. Jum Riggs at the Wurlitzer

Belmont Heights Methodist Church 

Dickens Carolers - St. Anne School

Tuesday, December 18, 2001

6:00 Potluck
7:00 Holiday Potpouri of Talent
7:52 Boat Parade

Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist
1400 W. Balboa
Balboa Peninsula
Newport Beach, 92663

Boat Parade
Beautiful multi-million dollar yachts, kayaks, canoes and other small boats slowly moved past as a dazzling array of holiday lights and music fill the air... no this is not a wonderful dream, it is the Annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade. Over 150 elaborately decorated vessels participate each night.

DR. JANET HARMS

MASTER CLASS AND RECITAL

Master Class - Lois Holdridge Performing

Recital - Dr. Janet Harms

The Artist
Internationally acclaimed concert organist, Dr. Janet Harms, has performed across the United States and in Bermuda and has presented over eighty recitals in Germany, Switzerland, Sweden and Italy. At age thirteen she was awarded a scholarship to the Juilliard School of Music in New York. Dr. Harms continued her education, earning advanced degrees from the American Conservatory (Chicago) and Columbia University, where she received her doctorate as a student of Leonard Raver. Prior to her appointment as Professor of Organ at Biola in the fall of 1999, she taught at Nyack College (N.Y.), Azusa Pacific University and the University of Redlands. For the last ten years she has served as Organist at Fuller Theological Seminary and Arcadia Presbyterian Church. In September 2000 she was appointed Organist-in-Residence at Calvary Church of Pacific Palisades and Professor of Organ at Azusa Pacific University. As an organ soloist, Dr. Harms has performed with the Erie Philharmonic, Walter Hendl, conductor; Redlands Symphony, Jon Robertson, conductor; and recently as soloist in the Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony for the dedication of the new organ at Azusa Pacific University. In addition, she has been a featured soloist in many southland churches, including the Crystal Cathedral, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach and First Congregational Church of Los Angeles.
Equally at home on the conductor's podium and at the organ console, Dr. Harms has pursued a dual career as a choral conductor. She is the founder and artistic director of the seventy-five voice Windsong Southland Chorale of Ontario begun in 1995. Windsong has performed throughout the southland and in June 1999 presented the New York debut of Morton Lauridsen's Lux Aeterna at Carnegie Hall. A return engagement in June 2001 at Carnegie Hall featured the group's participation in Peter Tiboris' presentation of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and their own New York debut of Stephen Paulus' Embracing All. The concert also included Gloria by Rene Claussen. The Chorale was recently honored to perform at the Epicenter in Rancho Cucamonga for 5,000 people at a memorial tribute to the victims of the New York tragedy. The group will return to Carnegie Hall in June 2002 to sing the Poulenc Gloria with full orchestra under Maestra Harms' baton.
Dr. Harms' CD, "The Nordic Sound," featuring Scandinavian organ music is available from Gothic Records and the Biola bookstore. Also available is her CD, "Hymns from My Heart," a collection of favorite hymns arranged for piano.

Saturday, November 17, 2001
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Biola University, Crowell Hall
13800 Biola Avenue La Mirada, 90638
    10:00 AM Master Class
    12:15 PM lunch $5.50
    2 PM Recital of Langlais, Franck and other French composers

Recital  Program

THE FRENCH CONNECTION

Basse et Dessus de Trompette ou de Louis-Nicolas Clerambault
Cornet Separe, en Dialogue
Mors et Ressurrectio from Jean Langlais
"Trois Gregorian Paraphrases"
"In Paradisium" from the Requiem Gabrielle Fauré

Dedicated to the recent victims of the New York plane crash

Chorale Variations sur le theme du "Veni Creator", Qpus 4 Maurice Durufle

Chorale in A minor Cesar Franck

Carillon of Westminster Louis Vierne

Meditation from the Opera "Thais" Jules Massenet

Tu es Petra from the "Byzantine Sketches" Henri Mulet

Master Class

A video of Sainte-Clotilde, Paris was shown
Lecture  - The French Connection

Master Class Performers
Kaori Kurasawa - Widor Symphony No. V, First Movement
Kaori is a senior at Biola University majoring in organ. Until recently, Kaori was primarily a pianist. One particular concert inspired her to pursue the organ. Next year she will begin a Master's degree program and and hopes to become a recitalist.

Nuiko Yamazaki - "Acclamations" from Suite Medievale by Langlais and Canticum by Naji Hakim
Nuiko, is a student at Azusa Pacific. She began basic organ studies in Japan, meanwhile, she became a junior high school teacher. Desiring extended organ studies, she decided come to the U.S. as a music major.

John Zechiel - Pièce Hèroïque by César Franck
John began playing the organ about 3 1/2 years ago, and is currently studying with Mr. Gene Roberson. He is enrolled in his freshman year at the Orange County High School of the Arts in Santa Ana, and is a big fan of music by George Gershwin, and John Williams. He assists Mr. Roberson at Lake Hills Community Church is Lake Forest.

Lois Holdridge - "Arabesque sur les flûtes" from Suite Française by Jean Langlais
Lois is a second generation pianist and organist who did not study organ seriously until after her children were born. Currently she serves as parish organist and music associate at St. Irenaeus Church in Cypress and is a past dean of Orange County Chapter. She has twice traveled to Paris for the French Organ Music Seminar directed by Christina Harmon and Marie Louise Langlais.

United Trinity
Hymn Festival
Hymns of the Church Year

Abiding Savior
Lutheran Church
23262 El Toro Road
Lake Forest, CA 92630

ABOUT THE ARTISTS:

Charles F. Raasch.  Organist/Composer Other than those indicated, all ofthe arrangements in this program are original arrangements by Mr Raasch of the hymn tunes. The tunes and texts are always of great inspiration.
Charles F. Raasch has been a professional musician for over 20 years and is currently not engaged with any regular chunch position after having served for 15 years as the principal organist at Santiago de Compostela Catholic Church. Charles is also the Director of Technology Planning at Conexant Systems, Inc. in Newport Beach His genuine love for sacred music provides the foundation for his musical success.
A native of southern Cahfornia, Charles began studying piano at age 6. He holds a Bachelor of science degree in Electrical Engineenng from California State University Fullerton (CSUF) and studied music at Chapman College and CSUF. In addition, he has studied organ with Esther Jones and Michael Burkhardt.
Seeking an outlet for his personal musical style and creative energy, Charles has arranged several pieces for organ and choir that have been used in a variety of worship services. His arrangements for wind ensemble and small orchestra illustrate sensitivity to the color and mood of a piece. Charles is currently in search ofa publisher for his organ improvisations, choral works and orchestral arrangements. Prepublication copies are available. Contact Charles at craasch@iname.com or chasraasch@aol.com for more information, or visit http://Whometown.aoLcom/chasraasch/

Dr Kathleen DeJardin.  Conductor - Dr Dejardin has been Director of Music Ministries at Santiago de Compostela Cathalic Church in Lake Forest for over 4 years. A private voice and piano teacher she directs the Santiago Adult Chorale, the Santiago Ensemble, the Youth and Children's Chair coordinates the Spanish Music Ministry as well as the Church's Cantor program. She serves on the Diocesan Music Advisory Board, the National Pastoral Musician' Director of Music Ministries Board of Directors, as well as serving on the Board for the Southern Cahfornia Chorister's Guild. where she is the Festival Chairperson

Joshua Chai is the Minister of Music at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church. A gruduate of St. Olaf College (B.A. Music and Mathematics) in Northfield,MN he directs the musical worship of Abiding Savior including conducting the adult choir serving as an organist and pianist, and writing worship music and liturgy. He first served Abiding Savior as an organist in 1992 and was recently appointed Minister of Music.

Christine Rogers is a native Iowan, graduated from Concordia College, St. Paul MN in 1973 with a BA in elementary education with a minor in church and school music. while attending Concordia, she studied organ with Paul Manz. Chris has served as an elementary school teacher and a parish organist and choir director for the past 23 year in congregations in St. Louis, MO, New. Orleans, LA, and here in Lake Forest, CA. Chris currently teaches music at Abiding Savior Lutheran School full time to children from Preschool through the seventh grade. She directs the Kids of Kingdom Children's Choir and the adult handbell choir Praises Ring. She serves as the accompanist for the adult Chapel Choir. Chris holds memberships in the Association of Lutheran Church Musicians and Choirister's Guild She is married to Pastor Tom Rogers and is mother to 4 children.

Charles F. Raasch
Organist/Composer
Dr. Kathleen DeJardin
Conducting the combined choirs
Santiago Catholic Church Chorale
Dr. Kathleen DeJardin, Conductor
Abiding Savior Adult Choir
Joshua Choi, Conductor
Abiding Savior Children's and Handbell Choirs
Chris Rogers, Conductor
Children from the St. Kilian Children's Choir
Over 70 musicians participating.

PROGRAM

Glory Be
Text and Music: Charles F. Raasch

Reading

Te Deum John Rutter b.1945

Reading

Songs of Praise the Angels Sang   Tune: Innocents
Text: James Montgomery, 1771 - 1854 French Melody, 13th Century

Reading

Psalm 103 - 0 Bless the Lord Text: Psalm 103:1-12

GOD THE FATHER

Reading

Shall We Gather at the River Tune: At the River Text and Tune: Richard Lowry, 1826-1899
Choir will sing verses 1 and 2. Join in on Verse 3

Reading

God of Grace Tune: Cwm Rhondda
Text: Harry E. Fosdick, 1878-1969 Tune: John Hughes, 1873-1932
The extended introduction is based on the Fantasia in G major, BWV 572 by J. S. Bach

GOD THE SON THROUGH THE CHURCH YEAR

Reading

I Saw Three Ships Traditional English Carol

Reading

Infant Holy, Infant Lowly Tune: W Ziobie Lezy Traditional Polish Carol, 14th cent.
Text: Traditional Polish; vs. 1,3 tr. Edith M.G.Reed, vs. 2 tr. flelen May, alt CFR

Reading

We Three Kings Tune: Kings of Orient Text and Tune: John H. Hopkins, Jr. 1820-1891

Reading - Your response is, "Come let us adore"

In the Cross    Based on Rathbun Text: John Bowring, 1792-1872
3rd verse tune: Itharnar Conkey, 1819-1867
"This is the Wood of the Cross" from the Good Friday Service of the Veneration of the Cross

Reading
This Joyful Eastertide    Tune: Vruechten
Text.' George R. Woodward, 1848-1934    Dutch, 17th century
Solo - Tim Schlensker

GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT

Reading - Your response is, "Come down, Holy Spirit"
Veni Creator Spiritus    Sarum Plainsong, Mode VIII
Organ interludes will be played between each set of two verses.
Organ interludes from Choral varie' sur le theme du "Veni Creator"     Maurice Durufle' (1902-1986)

KATHLEEN SCHEIDE

organist

Dr. Kathleen Scheide has toured the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe as an organ and harpsichord soloist. She holds degrees in harpsichord and organ performance from New England Conservatory and the University of Southern California. Her major teachers have been John Gibbons, Cherry Rhodes and Frank Taylor.
Dr. Scheide has been sponsored in concert by many chapters of the American Guild of Organists and the Royal College of Canadian Organists. She has been a featured recitalist at conventions of the American Guild of Organists, the American Musical Instrument Society, the Music Teachers' Association of California, the National Association of Pastoral Musicians, the Organ Historical Society, and the Western Early Keyboard Association. Her collaborators include Claire Rottembourg, recorder, with whom she forms the ensemble Mvsica Poetica, and Zofie Vokalkova, flute soloist of the Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra.

Dr. Scheide is a published composer whose works are included on her solo organ compact disc Liszt and Scheide (Raven Compact Disc OAR-350). Her performances for OHS meetings are included on the CD sets Historic Organs of Philadelphia and Historic Organs of Michigan (OHS). A Mozart recording with Vokalkova will be released in 2001 on the Dutch label HLM.

"Bach's Babies"

A Recital of Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, his Sons and Students

Friday, September 14, 2001 - 8 p.m.

The Arboretum at the Crystal Cathedral
12141 Lewis St. Garden Grove, 92840
$10 regular $8 for seniors and students

Program

Part I: Music for Fortepiano

Fantasia in A minor W. F. Bach  (1710-1784)
Polonaise in C Major

"Prussian" Sonata in C minor, W. 48/4 C. P. E. Bach  (1714-1788)
Allegro
Adagio
Presto

Sonata in E-flat Major, Opus XVII, no.111 J. C. Bach  (1735-1782) Allegro assai
Allegro

Part II: Music for Organ
Fantasia a giusto italiano J. L. Krebs  (1713-1780)

Variations on Straf mich nicht in deinem Zorn J. C. Kittel  (1732-1809)

Toccata in C Major, BWV 564 J.S. Bach

Friday, September 7, 2001 - 6:30 p.m.
Bill Zeiler's Residence - Fullerton California

An evening party with musical entertainment

 
6:30 p.m. Potluck  
7:30 p.m. Feature of Bill's unique pipe organ.  The William Zeiler Residence Organ is a custom-built, 33-rank instrument designed and engineered by Mr. Zeiler.  Mr. Zeiler is a master organ builder and artison.

Surprise performers:

Kyle Irwin, displayed the romantic side of the Zeiler organ with Romanza by Purvis, Sicilienne by Fauré and Adagio in G Minor by Albinoni. He concluded with Gilbert Martin's showy Toccata Giocosa.

Audrey Jacobsen, former Orange County AGO member and principal organist at Holy Family Cathedral in Orange, displayed other facets of the Zeiler organ with Dialogue sur les grands jeux by Clérambault; Harmonies du soir by Karg-Elert; Sonatina in F Minor by Anselm Viola; O Mensch, bewein dein Sünde gross, BWV 622, by J. S. Bach; Duetto, Psalm IV, 1 by Whitlock and Choral varié sur la thème du Veni Creator Spiritus by Duruflé.

See prior AGO Events - October 2000 to June 2001