2013

October 2013 Dean’s Message

I looked at my calendar a few days ago, and realized it was time for another Dean’s Message.  It seems as if I just wrote one last week.  And that experience reminded me about how frequently I feel that way as an organist.  I remember some years ago, standing at the console after a postlude one Sunday, with people milling about, and two people in particular waiting to talk with me.  One was an instrumentalist with a piece of music that we were playing together the following Sunday.  We spent a...

Upcoming Elliott Chapel Organ Recitals

All events are part of the Gift of Music Recital series at the Presbyterian Homes in Evanston. Presbyterian Homes Elliott Chapel 3131 Simpson Street (Golf Road) Evanston, IL Monday, January 27, 1:30pm ANDREA HANDLEY Organist, Trinity United Methodist Church Wilmette,...

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Halloween Spooktacular

Halloween Spooktacular

Friday, October 25, 2013, 7:00 pm Carl Schurz High School 3601 North Milwaukee Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60641 Featuring Chicago-area organists of all ages playing the splendid historic 4m/45r 1936, Moeller pipe organ. Get in the mood for Halloween with a night of...

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2013-2014 Updated Member Directory

At the end of the revised (and we hope accurate) Chapter Directory (click below) you will find the Substitute List for 2013-2014.  This list was compiled from information given by each member on the '13-'14 membership form.  If there are inaccuracies, please...

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New Members

You will notice three additional contributors to the Chapter's programs.  Many thanks!  And our membership numbers have grown by seven since September 1st.  We're very happy about that and we offer a very special welcome to new member Pat Radosavljevic of Wilmette.

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September 2013 Dean’s Message

There’s a certain rhythm of September, isn’t there? Rally Day, choirs starting up again after summer break, minds turning toward thoughts of Advent and beyond. Some of us have had just a few Septembers as organists, some of us many more than we care to count. So some...

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