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 Message from the Dean

Welcome to the Mid-Shore Maryland AGO website!  We are delighted you have taken the time to visit our site and to see what is happening in and around our region with regard to the King of Instruments.  As Maryland’s newest AGO chapter, we have an energetic and growing membership that is eager to meet you!  While we all share a common love for the organ and its music, we are also here for choral musicians, handbell musicians, teachers and students of music, and folks who are simply identified as enthusiasts.  As you will see, our chapter has an exciting year planned, and we invite you to attend all of our  events.  Wishing to be a vibrant resource in our region, we hope you will consider becoming a member of the Mid-Shore Maryland AGO and be sure to let us know what types of programs would be of benefit to you and many of your colleagues.

Again, thanks for stopping by and we look forward to seeing you soon!

David Hasek,
Dean

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Mid-Shore Events

Sunday, October 22, 2023 4 p.m.     Members and Friends  recital.  St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, 100 Peachblossom  Rd.  Easton. Music for pipe organ, piano and other instruments.

Tuesday, January 30, 2024, 6 p.m.  Dinner meeting, Christ Church, Easton. The evening will include appetizers and wine, salad, main course and dessert.  $30 for members, $35 for non-members. Make check payable to Mid-Shore Maryland AGO and send to Donna Barker, 29621 Charles Dr. Easton, Md 21601. Our speaker will be the Rev. Mary Friel, Rector of St. Paul’s Parish, Centreville, who will speak on the subject, “What are you doing on Sunday morning?”

Sunday, May 5, 2024, 4 p.m.Recital by Wayne Wold, Regional Councillor for the Mid-Atlantic Region, AGO. Holy Trinity Church, Oxford. The organ at Holy Trinity was recently refurbished and sounds wonderful. Come and hear it.

Other Musical Happenings-

Positions Open:
Organist: Christ Church, Easton.
Contact Music Director, Carolyn Cutler choir@christchurcheaston.org

 


 

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Membership

Donna Barker
Kate Bennett, Presbyterian Church of Chestertown
Barbara Brady, St. Michaels Mission Church, St. Michaels

Kenneth Brown,AAGO. Cathedral of the Incarnation, Baltimore
Dr.Cora Bruner, Church of the Holy Trinity, Oxford
Leo Darmstadter, IV
Marcia Fidis
David O. Hasek, CAGO
Dr. Mark Higginbottom
Barbara Hubbard
Mall Kiil
Emily K. Koons
Krys Kozinski-Sansing, Saints Peter and Paul Catholic, Easton
Dr. Dale Krider, FAGO, organist, Christ Church, Easton.
Debbie Kudner
Monte Maxwell, U.S. Naval Academy

Julia Morris-Myers, CAGO. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Centreville

David Phelps
Gary Van Essen, Christ Episcopal Church, Stevensville
Carleen Dixon Webb, Director of Music, Trinity Cathedral, Easton.
Elizabeth Webb
Avis Wheatley, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Chestertown

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Placement

Certification

Examination for the following certificates available on request.
Service Playing Certificate (SPC)
Colleague (CAGO)
Choir Master (ChM)
Associateship (AAGO)
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Contact Us

Dean, Dr. Dale Krider, FAGO.  dale.krider@goeaston.net
Sub-Dean, David Hasek, CAGO  dohasek@icloud.com
Treasurer, Donna Barker, barkergrdc@aol.com            
Secretary, Barbara Brady, barbaratheorganist@gmail.com

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Links

The American Guild of Organists
Pipedreams 
delmarvapublicradio.net
www.facebook.com/WithHeartandVoice
With Heart and Voice Broadcasts
R. A. Daffer Church Organs
Sing for joy
The Diapason
The United States Naval Academy

 

Updated 3/28/2022

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