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July 2008
AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS - CENTRAL FLORIDA CHAPTER









THE NEWS CIPHER July 2008

http://homepage.mac.com/cf_ago/



From the Dean: for this festival will be announced in

our newsletter and on our website.

How unfortunate that one of my first Please watch for them and mark your

duties as your dean was to deliver calendars.

news of the untimely death of one of I hope that all of you take some

our beloved members, Mr. K. Michael time for yourselves this summer to

Cohen. Michael was a powerful rest and rejuvenate in body and in

member of the executive committee, a mind. The busy season will be upon

ground-breaking dean, and truly a us before we know it. I cannot wait to

great friend of the Central Florida see all of you in September at the

A.G.O. To his partner Carl and to his David Briggs event.

family, we extend our deepest

sympathy and our most heart-felt

prayers. Until then,

The executive board meeting of

June 19th resulted in the realization of Richard P. Mangiagli

two great events for the new season. Dean

First, we will be co-sponsoring with

the Cathedral Church of St. Luke,

organist David Briggs from England.

David Briggs was Master of Music at A note from the News Cipher Editor:

Gloucester Cathedral. This event,

beginning on Monday evening, Please send your 2008-2009 concert

September 29th, will include dinner series information to me as you

and a master class by Mr. Briggs on confirm dates and times. I will add

improvisation. The following evening, the information as received. Please

September 30th, Mr. Briggs will remember to put AGO News Cipher in

present an organ recital on the great the subject line of your emails. It

cathedral organ. You won’t want to helps tremendously!

miss this event. Thank you for your words of

A contract has been signed between encouragement and your appreciation

the Central Florida Chapter and the for the News Cipher. I truly enjoy

representatives of Diane Bish for her doing this for the Chapter. It is my

to present an organ recital on October little way of contributing to this

12, 2008 at First Presbyterian Church wonderful organization.

in Orlando. This will be our chapter’s

kick-off event for the International I hope that everyone is planning some

Year of the Organ. Other local events time away to rest and regain your

energy for the upcoming season. I October 21 – 12:00 p.m.

look forward to working with all of you Thomas DeWitt on the organ.

during Dean Richard’s tenure. Morrison United Methodist Church,

Have a wonderful summer! 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL.

Free Will Offering. For information:

Janey Weimer Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786

News Cipher Editor

October 22 – 12:00 p.m.

Harlan Ayres at Gloria Dei Lutheran

Calendar 2008 Church, Leesburg, FL. For

information: Thomas DeWitt,

October 6 – 7:30 p.m. 352-787-3786

Stetson University Chorus. Morrison

United Methodist Church, 1005 West October 23 – 12:00 p.m.

Main St., Leesburg, FL. Free Will Jeffrey Shaw at Catholic Community of

Offering. For information: Thomas St. Paul, Leesburg, FL. For

DeWitt, 352-787-3786 information: Thomas DeWitt,

352-787-3786

October 19 – 3:00 p.m.

Organ Concert with local organists. October 24 – 12:00 p.m.

This is part of the International Year Howard Fowler at First Presbyterian

of the Organ Spectacular. Morrison Church, Leesburg, FL. For

United Methodist Church, 1005 West information: Thomas DeWitt,

Main St., Leesburg, FL. Free Will 352-787-3786

Offering. For information: Thomas

DeWitt, November 17 – 7:30 p.m.

352-787-3786 Prometheus Woodwind Quintet

Morrison United Methodist Church,

October 19 – 3:30 p.m. 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL.

Organ Concert with organists from the Free Will Offering. For information:

Halifax Area. This is part of the Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786

International Year of the Organ

Spectacular. Our Lady of Hope December 3 – 12:00 p.m.

Catholic Church, 4675 S. Clyde Morris Dr. Laura Ellis, Organ Professor from

Blvd., Port Orange, FL. Free and open the University of Florida. Morrison

to the public. United Methodist Church, 1005 West

For information: Daniel V. Weimer, Main St., Leesburg, FL. Free Will

386-788-6144 ext. 314 Offering. For information: Thomas

DeWitt, 352-787-3786

October 19 – 3:00 p.m.

Organ Studio Recital featuring Boyd December 8 – 7:30 p.m.

Jones and the Stetson University Lessons and Carols with the Chancel

Organ Students. This is part of the Choir of Morrison United Methodist

International Year of the Organ Church. 1005 West Main St.,

Spectacular. Sponsored by Sigma Leesburg, FL. Free Will Offering.

Alpha Iota. Elizabeth Hall, Stetson For information: Thomas DeWitt,

University, Woodland Ave., DeLand, FL 352-787-3786

For information: Patty Fort,

386-734-1087 December 10 – 12:00 p.m.

Leesburg High School Madrigals.

October 20 – 12:00 p.m. Morrison United Methodist Church,

Olin Jones at S. James Episcopal 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL.

Church, Leesburg, FL For information: Free Will Offering. For information:

Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786 Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786

December 17 – 12:00 p.m. March 11 – 12:00 p.m.

Jerry Scarbrough, Baritone with Faith Ture Larson, Pianist. Morrison United

O’Brien on the piano. Morrison United Methodist Church, 1005 West Main St.,

Methodist Church, 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL. Free Will Offering. For

Leesburg, FL. Free Will Offering. For information: Thomas DeWitt,

information: Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786

352-787-3786

March 18 – 12:00 p.m.

Calendar 2009 Boyd Jones of Stetson University on

the organ. Morrison United Methodist

January 17 – 10:00 a.m. Church, 1005 West Main St., Leesburg,

Organ Workshop with Concert FL. Free Will Offering. For

Organist Nicholas Bowden information: Thomas DeWitt,

Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church 352-787-3786

4675 S. Clyde Morris Blvd.

Port Orange, FL. Free and open to the March 23 – 7:30 p.m.

public. Please R.S.V.P. to Great Hymns of the Church

agodean55@aol.com Morrison United Methodist Church,

For information: Daniel Weimer, 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL.

386-788-6144 ext. 314 Free Will Offering. For information:

Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786

January 18 - 3:30 pm

Nicholas Bowden in concert March 25 – 12:00 p.m.

Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church Marion Belson on marimba with

4675 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. Howard Fowler as accompanist.

Port Orange, FL. Free and open to the Morrison United Methodist Church,

public. For information: 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL.

Daniel Weimer, 386-788-6144 Free Will Offering. For information:

Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786

January 26 – 7:30 p.m.

Alphonso Lopez, violin and Michelle April 1 – 12:00 p.m.

Tabor on the piano. Morrison United Jennifer Wilhelms on the flute.

Methodist Church, 1005 West Main St., Morrison United Methodist Church,

Leesburg, FL. Free Will Offering. For 1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL.

information: Thomas DeWitt, Free Will Offering. For information:

352-787-3786 Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786



February 23 – 7:30 p.m. April 20 – 7:30 p.m.

The Orlando Deanery Boychoir and the Organ Students from the University of

Orlando Deanery Girl’s Choir. Florida. Morrison United Methodist

Morrison United Methodist Church, Church, 1005 West Main St., Leesburg,

1005 West Main St., Leesburg, FL. FL. Free Will Offering. For

Free will offering. For information: information: Thomas DeWitt,

Thomas DeWitt, 352-787-3786 352-787-3786



March 4 – 12:00 p.m. May 2009: Annual Covered Dish

Lake Saxophone Quartet. Morrison Dinner and Installation. Board

United Methodist Church, 1005 West Meeting at 5:00 p.m.

Main St., Leesburg, FL. Free Will Dinner at 6:15 p.m.

Offering. For information: Thomas Please see our website:

DeWitt, 352-787-3786 http://homepage.mac.com/cf_ago/

AGO Event

Rosa Rio on the Mighty Wurlitzer!



For those of you who missed the event the first time around (and for those who want to

experience this again) --

Rosa Rio is scheduled on August 31 to accompany a silent movie--the classic 1927 "Wings"

-- winner of the very first Academy Award for Best Picture. Rosa will hold forth at the

"Mighty Wurlitzer" in the beautiful historic Tampa Theatre. For more information go to

http://www.tampatheatre.org/comingAttractions.php#WINGS to check out the time, cost,

etc., etc. or contact Joanna Wallace at 407-841-2157 or joannaw14@bellsouth.net .

Appreciate improvisation? Never heard this fabulous organist with all her sparkle? Now's

your chance.







PLACEMENT INFORMATION:



3 new positions available…please see website for info!



Please let the Placement Director John Reilly at jreilly620@embarqmail.com know if you

have positions available. Also, please let him know when the positions are filled. The

positions need to be removed in a timely manner.



Please check the website for available positions. If you do not own a computer, visit your

local library for public access computers for your use.



http://homepage.mac.com/cf_ago/



This job listing service is free to all of our AGO members. Please consider posting available

position on the web site. Don’t forget to tell your ministers and priests that this service is

available to AGO members. Please contact John Reilly jreilly620@embarqmail.com with

any position information you would like posted.



Membership Information



Membership in the Central Florida Chapter of the American Guild of Organists is open to all,

and includes working professionals--organists, pianists, choir directors, instrumentalists,

teachers, organ builders, technicians, and suppliers to the field--as well as students, clergy,

amateur musicians, and dedicated supporters.



Membership Benefits



The AGO provides a wealth of benefits and opportunities under the guidance of the national

officers, Councilors for Education, Professional Concerns, Organizational Concerns, and

Development and Communications, and working committees--all volunteer leaders of the

Guild. Among the benefits available to members are educational opportunities, organ and

choral concerts, Guild certification through an examination process, an extensive organ

library, job placement (permanent and/or substitute), the national organization's magazine

The American Organist (TAO), assistance and guidance in regard to professional concerns,

and the consultation services of an organ advisory committee


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