Welcome to the Binghamton AGO Website
Holiday Lunch - Tuesday, December 10 at 11:30 at the Dot Cafe in Your Needful Things Store. Reservations required.
Thursday, November 21 - Friday, January 4 - Home for the Holidays - Celebration of Joy and Community at Roberson Museum. Look for the AGO tree displaying organ ornaments from local organs played by AGO members.
Thursday, November 21 - Friday, January 4 - Home for the Holidays - Celebration of Joy and Community at Roberson Museum. Look for the AGO tree displaying organ ornaments from local organs played by AGO members.
The Binghamton Chapter was founded in 1929 and supports the goals of its parent organization, the American Guild of Organists. Our chapter hosted the Regional Convention in 2001 and has participated in such outreach events as the 2008 Organ Spectacular. The Binghamton AGO sponsored a Pedals, Pipes and Pizza event, designed to introduce young piano students to the organ. Our chapter has been represented at every recent Regional and National convention.
Our small but active group of approximately 65 members plans a variety of events to serve a diversity of needs. On many occasions, we invite members of neighboring chapters to participate in our events adding to the enjoyment of each occasion.
Some of us are organists, some of us build organs, and others are simply happy listeners. Most importantly, we enjoy getting together to share our mutual love of organs and organ music.
We welcome visitors to any of our events, and encourage anyone who appreciates the organ, its repertoire and choral music to attend. Better yet, consider becoming a member of the AGO.
Our small but active group of approximately 65 members plans a variety of events to serve a diversity of needs. On many occasions, we invite members of neighboring chapters to participate in our events adding to the enjoyment of each occasion.
Some of us are organists, some of us build organs, and others are simply happy listeners. Most importantly, we enjoy getting together to share our mutual love of organs and organ music.
We welcome visitors to any of our events, and encourage anyone who appreciates the organ, its repertoire and choral music to attend. Better yet, consider becoming a member of the AGO.
2024 Member Recital
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Chapter Officers
2024 -2025 Executive Board
Dean: Hilton Baxter
Sub Dean: Peggy Sniezek
Secretary: Polly Wendling
Treasurer: Robert Peterson
Members-at-large: Andy Chadwick, Lee Roseboom, David Jackson, Carol Bartlett, Nancy
McNamara
Appointments
Chaplain: The Rev. David Werly
Newsletter: Nancy McNamara
TAO Liason: John Holt
Website: Peggy Sniezek
Registrar: Richard Sheasley
Placement: Nancy McNamara
Hospitality: Polly Wendling
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Placement and Substitutes
The Binghamton chapter of the AGO is pleased to maintain a listing of available positions for the benefit of its members. We're happy to extend an invitation to those employers who have positions open in our field of interest to list them with us without charge.
Members seeking employment should check Mixtures, our newsletter, to be apprised of available openings.
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Join Us!
Members of the Binghamton chapter are pleased to invite you to join our ranks (sorry about that, but it would be really Great to have you with us).
Apart from the collegiality of a wonderful group of your peers, AGO membership offers many benefits, including:
These are but a few of the benefits that membership in the Guild offers. A more comprehensive list is available on the national website at www.agohq.org/membership/membership-overview/
Dean: Hilton Baxter
Sub Dean: Peggy Sniezek
Secretary: Polly Wendling
Treasurer: Robert Peterson
Members-at-large: Andy Chadwick, Lee Roseboom, David Jackson, Carol Bartlett, Nancy
McNamara
Appointments
Chaplain: The Rev. David Werly
Newsletter: Nancy McNamara
TAO Liason: John Holt
Website: Peggy Sniezek
Registrar: Richard Sheasley
Placement: Nancy McNamara
Hospitality: Polly Wendling
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Placement and Substitutes
The Binghamton chapter of the AGO is pleased to maintain a listing of available positions for the benefit of its members. We're happy to extend an invitation to those employers who have positions open in our field of interest to list them with us without charge.
Members seeking employment should check Mixtures, our newsletter, to be apprised of available openings.
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Join Us!
Members of the Binghamton chapter are pleased to invite you to join our ranks (sorry about that, but it would be really Great to have you with us).
Apart from the collegiality of a wonderful group of your peers, AGO membership offers many benefits, including:
- Receiving our national monthly The American Organist, the most widely read journal devoted to organ and choral music in the world
- Mixtures, our chapter newsletter
- Job placement services at both the local and national levels
- Professional development resources
- Educational activities
- Eligibility for group insurance plans offered by the national organization
These are but a few of the benefits that membership in the Guild offers. A more comprehensive list is available on the national website at www.agohq.org/membership/membership-overview/