Binghamton Chapter of the AGO

Co-deans Polly Wendling and Lee Roseboom

he AGO Binghamton Chapter was founded in 1929 and supports the goals of the National Guild. Our small but active group of approximately 55 members plans a variety of events to serve a diversity of needs. The past year included a members recital on October 16 as part of Organ Spectacular, an organ crawl of area Roman Catholic church organs and workshops on choral techniques and the use of handbells in worship. As part of our history we hosted the 2001 Regional Convention. Most importantly, we simply enjoy getting together and supporting one another in our musical endeavors. We are further enriched by our close association with the organ department at Binghamton University, with whom we co-sponsor a concert artist of renown each year.

The welcome mat is extended to new members. If you are interested in joining our chapter, you may download a membership form or contact one of our co-deans or the registrar for further information.

2010 National Convention

Washington, DC § July 4-8
Monuments, Memorials, Museums & More!

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Biggers to play Convention Recital

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Chapter member and chair of the Binghamton University Organ Department Jonathan Biggers will be one of the

recitalists for this year's National Convention in Washington, DC. Dr. Biggers will be performing works of Craig Phillips, Leo Sowerby and Max Reger on the IV/116 Aeolian-Skinner in the National Presbyterian Church.

This program will also be presented at 3:00pm June 6, First Presbyterian Church, Binghamton, giving those of us who won't be able to attend the convention the opportunity of hearing it.

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