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RCCO Ottawa Centre CRCO Section d'Ottawa |
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2007-2008 SEASON
Mon, Sept 24, 2006
Time: 6:30 pm
Dinner at 7:00pm
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Our annual Organist's Banquet will be at a new location. Capone's west
is located in the Nepean Sportsplex and has ample parking.
To park, enter on either the driveay North or South of the Sportsplex and go to the large parking lot behind the building (East side). Enter
by the large door on the East side (which is near the South end of the building).
Inside the door go up the steps and straight ahead into Capone's Banquet Hall, or if you need an elevator,
immediately inside the door, turn to your right, go through a door, turn left and straight
ahead is the elevator to Capone's Banquet Hall on the next level up.
Please invite your minister/ priest, and your spouse/ friends. Our guest speaker
will be our RCCO National President, David Cameron.
Please come and give David a warm welcome to our Ottawa Centre. If you are interested in attending, please contact before September 17th, 2007. |
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An evening of Halloween fun for the whole family. Haunting music appropriate for Halloween played by members of the Centre.
Entrance is free but freewill donations supporting our scholarship programme for young organists will be welcome. |
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Rachel Laurin will offer a masterclass on improvisation on November 10 at 10:00-1:00 at
a venue to be determined. Stay tuned!
Rachel has developed an introductory course on improvisation which she will present to other centres as part of the National Office’s traveling clinician programme and we have the great privilege of being her first stop. All centre members are invited to attend but the course will be geared to beginners and will involve opportunity for participants to work with Rachel at the console on basic skills and techniques. If you are interested in participating as a player please contact before October 31 to confirm your attendance. |
LAST CHANCE TO HEAR THIS ORGAN
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With Christmas over and the New Year upon us it's a good time to think about sorting
through our collections of music, written and recorded, to identify things that we no
longer use or will never use. Perhaps we have multiple copies of scores or recordings?
Perhaps we have things that we know we will never have the chance to play or learn?
Or perhaps you have recently recorded a CD or written an anthem and want to promote
it to other members? Whatever you might be able to find or offer, members are invited
to a social evening at Erskine Presbyterian Church 343 Bronson Avenue, Ottawa to
exchange or sell scores and recordings etc. and see or play the organ for the last time.
Erskine Presbyterian Church closed in October 2007 after 132 years of Christian witness
but we have made special arrangements to host this social evening at the church and to
celebrate the organ and to wish it well as it is offered for sale.
For more details, contact Ian MacKay, Program Convenor. |
| Do come and hear our students play. There is no admission charge, however donations for the student Scholarship Fund will be accepted. |
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We leave Ottawa at 8:00 am and arrive in Montreal at 10:00 a.m First visit: Eglise Trés Saint Redempteur (Wilhelm) Second Visit: St John the Evangelist (Wolff) for noon hour Lunch (in St John the Evangelist Church Hall).
Third visit: Eglise Eglise du Gèsu (two organs: Casavant and Mitchell and Forté) |
J. S. Bach - The Well-Tempered Clavier
Part I - Saturday May 10, 3 pm
Part II - Tuesday May 13, 7.30 pm
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Ottawa (Kent Street at Wellington)
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SOLD OUT! Last minute tickets will be sold at the door.
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| Canada's best loved pianist will be playing the complete Well-Temered Clavier in two concerts. The first concert will be Book 1 and the second concert will be Book 2. These two exciting concerts will be very popular. Reserve your tickets now for both concerts by The concerts are a co-production of Celebridée (Tulip Festival) and the RCCO. All proceeds go to the Godfrey Hewitt Memorial Scholarship. |
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Are you a student age 10 or older? Have you been playing the piano for any length of time? Have you ever wondered what its like to play the pipe organ?
If yes, then Pedals, Pipes and Pizza is for you!
PPP is an event for piano students to experience the sight,
sound and touch of the pipe organ - the king of instruments.
Participants will hear demonstrations by local organists and teachers and have the opportunity to play a piece of piano music on the organ if they wish.
Space is limited to the first 20 applicants. Directions and map to Kanata United Church
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Unfortunately, due to scheduling problems at the Culture Centre, this ecent will be postoned.
Here is a chance to visit the organ in this historic church. The organ is Casavant Opus 429: three manuals 23 stops:
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| The AGM will be held this year at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, with dessert and coffee at 7:00 p.m. and meeting at 7:30 p.m. This year we will be honouring our Centre member, Suzanne Marjerrison, with the presentation of the Member of the Year Award. |