RCCO Ottawa Centre P.O Box 2270 Station D Ottawa ON K1P 5W4

CRCO Section d'Ottawa C.P. 2270 Succ D Ottawa ON K1P 5W4

The following members of the RCCO, Ottawa Centre, are available to teach organ. If you are looking for an organ teacher, please contact one of the teachers below:

The teachers are listed alphabetically:

Mervyn D. Games

Mus. (Glasgow) 1968-71
Major in theory
Scholarship at RSAMD, Glasgow 1969-1972
Major in piano and Organ
Diploma in Education, Jordanhill College of Education, Glasgow 1972
ARCO 1970
ARCM in organ performance
Scholarship to Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Rome (Fernando Germani) 1973
FRCO 1975
Past positions include Ridley College, St Catharines, St. James' Cathedral, Toronto, St. Paul's Cahtedral, London, University of Western Ontario (Dept of Theory), All Saints' Cathedral, Halifax. Present positions include Knox Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, Ashbury College, Ottawa.
Vacancies for students in piano, orgqn and theory at all levels.
Contact:

Robert P. Jones

B. Mus. (Performance) University of Windsor (1980)
M. Mus. (Literature and Performance) University of Western Ontario (1982)
Semi-finalist, RCCO competition Edmonton (1979)
ARCCO (1981)
ChM (1988); awarded the John Sidgwick Memorial Scholarship.
Also studied at the Royal School of Church Music (Croydon, England)
Bob’s organ teachers have included David Palmer (Windsor) and Larry Cortner (UWO).
He has been organist and choir director at St. Luke’s Anglican Church, Ottawa since 1999. All levels of students welcome (teenager or adult), and lessons would be at St. Luke’s Church (760 Somerset Street West, 3 blocks west of Bronson Avenue). St. Luke’s houses a 1937 3-manual Casavant organ. 23 years in organ teaching experience.
Information:

Heather Rice

Heather Rice, ARCT, BMus, ARCCO (ChM). Welcomes students in piano, organ, voice and theory, Beginner - Intermediate, Children - Adult. Lessons at St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church, 579 Parkdale Ave. at Sherwood.
Information:

Wesley R. Warren

Wesley has extensive experience (over 25 years) in teaching organ. A graduate of the University of Toronto and the University of Michigan, he is a fellow of the Royal College of Organists, London and an Associate (piano) of the Royal concervatory of Music, Toronto. His teachers have included Douglas Bodle, Robert Glasgow, Daniel Roth and Harald Vogel. He won the National Playing Competition, sponsored by the RCCO in 1981. A recipient of grants from the Canada Council and the Anglican Foundation of Canada, he has received many prizes and awards.

He teaches beginning to advanced organ students at St. Barnabas Anglican Church, Kent at James Street, Ottawa. He also teaches organ at Carleton University and performs continuo with the National Arts Centre Orchestra. He teaches all styles of repertoire. For infomration contact: