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 UK-based regularly updated personal interest Site which 'aims to be a central source of information for Anglican and Episcopal church and cathedral music, with resources for church musicians, singers, congregation members, or anyone who enjoys this kind of music.'.

Includes an extensive set of over 500 Links to the websites of Cathedral, Church, Collegiate and Other Choirs, as well as access to much other useful information.

 
Checked on 04/04/2009

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 'A Collection of Resources for choir masters, organists, music ministers, or anyone interested in music. And that's quite a lot of people, from what we can tell ...'. One of the Anglicans Online group of Sites which are 'staffed by an unpaid group not affiliated officially with any church body. We write and publish AO every week because of our belief that global communications can help foster global unity in our faith. The issues that unite us are so much stronger and larger than the issues that might sometimes divide us.'

The Site is sponsored and supported by the Society of Archbishop Justus which 'was formed in 1996 and incorporated in 1997 as a nonprofit corporation in the State of New York for the purpose of using the Internet to foster and further unity among Christians, especially Anglicans.' The Society 'operates a server in London, England, two Internet servers in Palo Alto, California USA, and another in Burlington, New Jersey, USA.'

 
Checked on 05/04/2009

 Total Views - 790 
 Informative church music site for those living in the Salisbury Diocese (UK) and further afield: training courses, worship music, repertoire, available organists, churches looking for organists, sheet music, events and news.
 
Checked on 04/04/2009

 Total Views - 768 
 'This guide does not presume to be a comprehensive summary of the Copyright Act. It does not attempt to deal with all the laws covered by the legislation, nor does it provide definitive answers to all of the legal questions. It is intended to be a guide to understanding the nature of copyright for the users of church music, and to help church musicians protect themselves and their churches from infringing the legal rights of copyright owners.'

From the Music Publishers' Association of the United States.

 
Checked on 19/03/2009

 Total Views - 876 
 Fascinating elegantly produced and extensive website reviewing the history of choir schools in the UK. The author of the history is Anne Page who was born at Torquay, Devon, in January 1920, and now lives in Bromley: '(W)hen my eldest son was Bishop’s Chorister at Salisbury Cathedral, I was invited to attend the Cathedral School sports and afterwards the tea in the school refectory, when I had the good fortune to meet the late Dora Robertson, author of the book, Sarum Close. I was telling her how I had read and re-read her book adding that my ambition was to write a book on all the major choir schools of the country. "Oh you must – you simply must!" was her reply.

'It was not for another 10 years or so when my family had all left home that I managed to settle down to it, not realising what a very long job it would be, even when the late Sir John Dykes Bower wrote saying, "How splendid of you to be planning a book on the history of choir schools, it will be quite a formidable task I should think." He was right ... '

 
Checked on 06/04/2009

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 Well-designed site with good use of graphics providing comprehensive access to a very wide range of information on British & Irish cathedrals, collegiate churches, abbeys, parish church and university college choirs and so on. Provides lists of cathedral/choir schools and cathedral organists. Much else of interest on this extensive Site including a regularly updated News Archive providing access to copies of articles from numerous sources; there is also a helpful calendar of Site Updates.
 
Checked on 05/04/2009

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 MESSAGE TO THE ORGANISTS The economic and moral crisis is dangerously projecting for the future of music and, consequently, it is making a reduction or even a collapse of the organ activity. This is, in my opinion, the time to unite with greater solidarity in the 2nd WORLD ORGAN DAY March 21, 2012, of which I am tenacious promoter, to give courage and hope to us players in this art. Above all, we should transmit, and passionately without fail, the voice of the organ to the public, who, "dreaming" with it, will not be disappointed. Our celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach on 21 March 2012, around the world, will return full satisfaction and prestige to the slow and inexorable "flowering" in the history of the organs. From small churches to the largest cathedrals and shrines scattered all over the Earth, the World Organ Day will be a symbol of great testimony to the spiritual and cultural value of Creative Man. While a part of the world is enriched with the materialistic speculation, we could help preserve and give support to the wealth of music that excites the human soul and that gives comfort, with the World Organ Day. We participate in March 21, 2012, before or after that date, from the place where we hold the church organists and music institute, with an organ voluntary expression of free choice: a concert or a solemn liturgy, a Masterclass, a guided tour, a conference-concert, even a group lesson with students. Take part of this great event on March 21, 2012, before or after that date, from the place where you are church organist or from a music institute, with an voluntary expression of free choice: a concert or a solemn liturgy, a Masterclass, a guided tour, a conference-concert, even a group lesson with students. Then fill out the attached form with your details and send it as soon as you can, to my e-mail address: mauropappagallo@gmail.com or you can fill out the card directly on the site www.confederazioneorganisticaitaliana.it. Your information will be posted on the calendar of events and you can consult them directly when you want. PERFORMANCES DESCRIPTIVE CARD ORGANIZATION (Church, Society, Corporation public, Foundation, etc) PLACE (town and nation) SPACE (church or Institute) DATE (21th of March, before or after) KIND (concert, liturgy, organ vespers, seminar, conference, guided visit, etc) POSSIBLE ARGUMENT PERFORMERS (organists and possible collaborators) PROGRAM (only authors of pieces) ORGAN MAKER (builder and pos. restorer) COLLABORATOR (parish priest or Institute director) Greetings by Comitato Organizzativo: M° Mauro Pappagallo - organista - Bari - Presidente della Conf. Org. Italiana M° Italo Di Cioccio - organista - Sulmona -Vicepres. della Conf. Org. Italiana Prof. Mafalda Baccaro - organista- Alberobello - Vicepresidente della Confeder. Organ. Italiana Prof. Amarilli Voltolina - organista - Pres. dell'Ass. Organistica "Mario Voltolina" - di Padova Vicepresidente della Confeder. Organ. Italiana M° Roberto Maria Cucinotta - organista - Monza - Presidente dell'Ass. Organistica "Pro Arte Musica" e Consigliere della Confeder Org. Italiana M° Ennio Cominetti - organista - Lecco - Direttore delle Edizioni "Eurarte" Filippo Tigli - organista - Comitato Organo Dom Bedos di S. Domenico a Rieti M° Luciano Bologna - organista - Associazione Organistica Aquilana M° Diego Canizzaro - organista - Presidente del Centro Studi Organistici di Cefalù Prof.ssa Maria Grazia Filippi - organista - Presidente dell'Accademia Internazionale per organo S.Martino" di Bologna M° Carlo Bonatti - organista - Presidente dell'Ass. Organistica "G. Cavazzoni" di Mantova M° Eugenio Becchetti - organista - Presidente dell'Ass. Cult. "Pankalon" di Perugia M° Antonio Colasurdo - organista - Dir. Del Coro Polifonico della Cattedrale di Campobasso M° Massimo Nosetti - organista - Torino M° Federico Vallini - organista -Roma M° Domenico Tagliente - Taranto Prof.ssa Giamila Berré - organista - Silvi Ing. Marco Di Marco - organista - Avezzano M.r Mauro Pappagallo President of the Ital. Org. Conf. Teacher of organ by Conservatoire in Pescara - Italy Tel.0854.217.036 Mobile 333/741.99.40
 
Checked on 16/01/2012

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 German church music portal (in German).
 
Checked on 27/03/2009

 Total Views - 835 
 German church music portal (in German).
 
Checked on 27/03/2009

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