Tuesday, January 16th, 7pm EDT You Got the Interview…Now What? Presented by the Committee on Career Development and Support Following a series of webinars on the AGO’s new Employing Musicians in Religious Institutions handbook, the National Committee on Career Development and Support presents tips and tricks for nailing the job interview. In addition to short […]
Organist Brian Schoettler presents a 60-minute concert on the Goulding & Wood organ at Loyola's Madonna della Strada Chapel as part of the chapel's monthly concert series. Admission is free and free garage parking is available (enter at Kenmore and West Sheridan Road).
An invitation from Fox Valley On Friday, January 26, at 7:00 p.m., the Fox Valley AGO chapter will present a concert with Dr. Jonathan Rudy, and has invited members from the Chicago chapter to attend. The concert will be at St. Raphael Catholic Church, located at 1215 Modaff Road in Naperville, IL. This concert celebrates […]
Organ concert featuring Gail Archer, Concert Organist on the Holy Name Cathedral Flentrop Organ
Featuring Gail Archer, concert organist playing on the Flentrop organ a program of Tower, Howe, Price, Boulanger, Larsen and Demessieux.
Members’ Recital featuring the music of the Epiphany and Transfiguration Season at Winnetka Covenant Church, 1200 Hibbard Road, Winnetka. Members Bridget de la Pena, Michael Gagne, Robert McConnell, Ethan Mellema and Matthew Doran will be the recitalists.
On Monday, February 12th, 6pm Central (7pm Eastern), National AGO Task Force for Gender Equity will offer a webinar covering repertoire and resources related to Woman Composer Sunday (10 March). The task force selected three women composers: Elizabeth Stirling (1819-1895), introduced in the January issue of TAO; Grace Wiersma, daughter of Dr. Roberta Bitgood, organist, […]
Organ recital by John Schwandt on the Steiner-Reck organ in the Chapel of Christ Triumphant at Concordia University Wisconsin.
At 4pm on March 3, 1st Presbyterian Church, (Evanston,) the North Shore Choral Society is joined by the four hands and two pianos of Andrea Handley and Sharon Peterson for a family-friendly community concert featuring highlights from Brahms' Requiem, Orff’s Carmina Burana, and Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals. Please visit www.northshorechoral.org for ticket information
Dr. Brian Schoettler presents an hour of organ music on FUMC Evanston's 4-manual Austin pipe organ. The event is free and open to the public.
James Russel Brown will be performing a solo organ recital on March 25th at Elliott Chapel. It is a free concert open to the public. Please join in one of the concert series of "A Gift of Music".
April 21st at 3:00pm David Schrader will do a reprise of the workshop that he presented at the Great Lakes Regional Convention on the Art of Continuo Playing. This workshop will be held at The First United Methodist Church of Evanston and featuring their rather new continuo organ.
We are hosting the Organ Recital as part of A Gift of Music on April 22. The Organist is David Troiano, a Music director, a tenor, and an organist from Detroit and he will be presenting music composed by J.S. Bach, E. Elgar and other American Composers.
Bach's monumental Mass in B Minor will be the grand finale of the Evanston-based Bach Week Festival's 50th anniversary and its farewell season. “It's truly been a half-century labor of love,” Richard Webster, the festival’s longtime music director, says. “And we’ll conclude this amazing journey with J. S. Bach’s final sacred masterpiece, the incomparable Mass […]
On Friday, May 17th, the Festival Choir of First United Methodist Church of Evanston presents a concert featuring two choral masterworks: Paul Winter’s “Earth Mass” and Louis Vierne’s “Messe solennelle.” The 7:30pm concert is free and open to the public.
