OPTIONAL PRE-CONVENTION EVENT Residence of Jack and Mildred Hardman
Great Falls, Virginia
Wurlitzer IV/38
Michael Britt
OPENING RECITAL The Cathedral Church of Sts. Peter and Paul
(Washington National Cathedral)
Ernest M. Skinner and Son (1938)/Aeolian-Skinner - IV/189
Nathan Laube
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 2011
George Washington Masonic Memorial Alexandria, Virginia
M. P. Möller, Opus 8540 (1953) III/42
Charles Miller
St. John's Episcopal Church, Broad Creek Fort Washington, Maryland
Unknown (18th cent)/Jacob Hilbus (1819) I/7 - mechanical action
Peter Crisafulli
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Collington Bowie, Maryland
Estey, Opus 655 (1908) II/9 tubular-pneumatic action
Phil Stimmel
St. Paul's Moravian Church Upper Marlboro, Maryland
E. & G. G. Hook and Hastings Opus 702, 1873 II/10 ranks, mechanical action
Kevin Clemens
Old Presbyterian Meeting House Alexandria, Virginia
Henry Erben Organ (1849) I/7 mechanical action
Lively-Fulcher (1997) II/35 mechanical action
Samuel Baker
Capitol Hill United Methodist Church M. P. Möller, Opus 6835 (1936) IV/60
David M. Storey, Inc. 2006-2009
Ken Cowan
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2011
St. Joseph's Catholic Church - Capitol Hill
E. & G. G. Hook and Hastings, Opus 1487 (1891), III/28 mechanical action
George Bozeman
St. Martin's Catholic Church M. P. Möller, Opus 6809 (1939) III/22
Carolyn Lamb Booth
St. Gabriel's Catholic Church Lewis and Hitchcock, Opus 165 (1930), II/21
Stephen Morris
Armed Forces Retirement Home - Stanley Hall Stevens and Jewett , 1855, II/18 mechanical action
Rosalind Mohnsen
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Riverdale, Maryland
Jardine, 1853 and later II/11, mechanical action
Lawrence Young
Basilica of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Crypt Church Schudi, Opus 38 (1987) II/26, mechanical action
Peter Latona
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church J. W. Steer and Turner, Opus 179 (1879), II/29, mechanical action
Bruce Stevens
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011
Epiphany Catholic Church Hook and Hastings, Opus 1623 (1894), II/9
Kimberly Ann Hess
Church of the Pilgrims, Presbyterian Skinner Organ Company, Opus 744 (1928), III/32
Lorenz Maycher
Washington Hebrew Congregation Aeolian-Skinner, Opus 1285 (1954), III/69
B. Michael Parrish
National City Christian Church M. P. Möller, (1975 and later) incorporating portions of Skinner Opus 824 (1930)
V/103 Chancel, II/16 Gallery
John Weaver
All Souls Unitarian Church Rieger Orgelbau (1969), IV/96, mechanical action
Eileen Morris Guenther
St. Paul's Episcopal, K Street, DC Schoenstein, Opus 123 (1996), IV/65
Choral Evensong with Robert McCormick, John Bradford Bohl
and St. Paul's Choir
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2011
National Presbyterian Church Aeolian-Skinner, Opus 1456 (1968), IV/110
William Neil
St. Columba's Episcopal Church Flentrop, (1981, 2009), II/25
Mark Steinbach
Trinity United Methodist Church McLean, Virignia
Annual Meeting
1850 and later, Henry Erben/1897Adam Stein, III/31
Kevin Birch
St. Dominic's Catholic Church Hilborne Roosevelt, Opus 290 (1885), III/45
Thomas Murray
SATURDAY, JULY 2
Optional Extra Half Day
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church August Pomplitz, No. 140, 1869, II/15 mechanical action
Philip T. D. Cooper
St. Patrick's in the City Catholic Church Lively-Fulcher (1994), III/45
Ronald Stolk
St. Mary Mother of God Catholic Church George S. Hutchings, Opus 267 (1891), II/26 mechanical action
Timothy Edward Smith
Basilica of the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception
Crypt Church ~ Schudi Organ (1987) 55-l
We will hear a demonstration
of the versatile two-manual mechanical action
Schudi Organ (1987) in the Crypt Church
of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
This organ was conceived in the style of
Gottfried Silbermann but as a completely modern
instrument suitable for the basilica's busy
and eclectic music program. Here we will hear
the talented music director of the shrine, Peter
Latona, demonstrate an instrument he plays practically
every day. Listen to his performance on YouTube below.
Peter Latona performs on the Crypt Organ at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in this piece by Egil Hovland.
