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September 22
8:00 pm Eastern

Rosen Concert Hall, Appalachian State University
-organ and brass, Hayes Endowment anniversary concert-

September 27
2:00 pm Eastern

Rosen Concert Hall, Appalachian State University
-student premiere-

October 11
3:00 pm Eastern

St. Mary of the Hills, Blowing Rock, N.C.
-Evensong-

November 1
3:00 pm Eastern

St. Mary of the Hills, Blowing Rock, N.C.
-All Souls Evensong-

November 10
8:00 pm Eastern

Rosen Concert Hall, Appalachian State University
-Rutter Requiem-

February 21, 2027
4:30 pm Eastern

Church of the Advent, Boston, Mass.
-Evensong recitalist-

March 12, 2027
evening time TBA

Munsey Memorial Methodist, Johnson City, Tenn.
-Guest recitalist-

March 13, 2027
morning time TBA

Munsey Memorial Methodist, Johnson City, Tenn.
-Master class-

Summer 2027
date/time TBA

St. Mark Lutheran, West Des Moines, Iowa
-Guest recitalist-

Summer 2027
Lichfield Cathedral

Christ Church choir, Macon, Ga.

Summer 2027
Eastern Germany

Holy Comforter Church choir, Charlotte, N.C.

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Tuesday
Nov132012

Texas, Part 1

The second annual East Texas Pipe Organ Festival is underway! I have brought five students with me, and we are having a blast.

Saturday, November 10, a.k.a. Day One: 16.5 hours on the road! Lots of laughs, and lots of miles.

Sunday, November 11, a.k.a. Day Two: Church at First Presbyterian, Kilgore, Tex. One airport run for the last student. One recital at First Baptist, Longview. Delicious dinner at Nanny Goat's in Kilgore, courtesy of Lorenz Maycher. Bowling. Whataburger.

Monday, November 12, a.k.a. Day Three: Shopping in downtown Kilgore. Lunch at The Back Porch. A panel discussion with Charlie Callahan and Larry Palmer on "Composers They Have Known." Happy hour in one room, student homework in the next. A recital at First Presbyterian, Kilgore.

There is no way to describe the beauty of the Aeolian-Skinners at First Presbyterian and St. Luke's Methodist, Kilgore, and First Baptist, Longview. And there is even less way to describe my joy at watching my students get acquainted with them and enjoy the company of fellow Aeolian-Skinner fans. We're having a ball.

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