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| Dedicatory Recital |
| Time: |
4PM,
April 14, 2002 |
| Organ: |
Rodgers 960 three manual digital with
antiphonal and MIDI |
| Artist: |
Mr. Donald Milburn and Mr. Warren
Hood |
| Location: |
Morningstar Baptist Church
1063 W. Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD 21223 |
| Contact: |
Al Murrell 1-800-419-4448 |
| Information: |
The new Rodgers 960 replaced an aging 14 rank Wicks pipe
organ installed in two chambers in the front of the Sanctuary. |
| Organ Concert |
| Time: |
4PM,
April 21, 2002 |
| Organ: |
Rodgers Trillium 957 with 9 ranks of pipes and MIDI |
| Artist: |
Hector Olivera |
| Location: |
Boys an Girls Home of North Carolina
Lemon/Rogers Memorial Chapel
400 Flemington Drive
Lake
Waccama, NC 28450 |
| Contact: |
Bill Glisson 910-392-9200 |
| Information: |
Hector Olivera was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and
started playing the pipe organ at age 3. At age six, he entered the Buenos
Aires Conservatory to study harmony, counterpoint and fugue. In 1965, he was
offered a scholarship to the Juilliard School of Music in New York City,
where he continued his organ studies. He also studied privately with Dr.
Vernon de Tar. In, 1968, he entered and won the National Improvisation
Contest sponsored by the American Guild of Organists. Since 1987, Hector has
released 20 recording including a live program from Japan. In 1992, Mr.
Olivera had the unique opportunity to be the featured performer at both the
National American Theater Organ convention and the 75th National American
Guild of Organist convention. The AGO concert was held at the Fox Theater in
Atlanta. |
| Organ Concert |
| Time: |
3PM,
April 28, 2002 |
| Organ: |
Rodgers 950 |
| Artist: |
David Pettit, Organ/Alan Seibert, Trumpet |
| Location: |
The Masonic Temple of Philadelphia
No. 1 N Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107 |
| Contact: |
Mr. John Platt 215-988-1970 |
| Organ Concert |
| Time: |
July 21, 2002
(time to be announced) |
| Organ: |
Rodgers Trillium 957 with 9 ranks of pipes and MIDI |
| Artist: |
Felix Hell |
| Location: |
Boys an Girls Home of North Carolina
Lemon/Rogers Memorial Chapel
400 Flemington Drive
Lake Waccama, NC 28450 |
| Contact: |
Billy Glisson 910-392-9200 |
| Information: |
Felix Hell was born September 14, 1985 in Frankenthal/Pfalz,
Germany. His first piano lesson was at age seven. Eight months later he took
his first organ lesson. In 1994, he took part in the Federal German
competition for young musicians “Jugend musiziert” and received two First
Prizes in organ playing. He repeated this winning streak in 1996, 1997 and
1999. Felix has given over 150 concerts in Europe and over 100 in the United
States. He has played recitals at the National Cathedral and the Basilica of
the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception – both in Washington, DC,
and the Wannamaker Organ in Philadelphia. He enrolled at The Julliard School
in September 1999 as a student of John Weaver’s and in September of 2001 he
will continue his studies with Dr. Weaver at the Curtis Institute in
Philadelphia. He has recorded three CDs, which will be available at the
concert. Felix’s hobbies include Harley Davidson motorcycles and flying
airplanes. |
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