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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 6050 North Meridian Street I Indianapolis, IN 46208 I 317.253.1277 I stpaulsindy.org
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church6050 North Meridian Street I Indianapolis, IN 46208 I 317.253.1277 I stpaulsindy.org
For the past thirty-six, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church has become a hospitable place where the human spirit speaks through the arts. St. Paul’s Music, a self-supporting 501(c)(3) not for profit organization, has a three-fold purpose. First, the organization supports mission projects such as recordings and tours. Second, St. Paul’s Music supports the Choral Scholar Program of St. Paul’s Choir School that underwrites private music lessons to deserving youth. Third, the organization continues to feature choral masterworks performed by St. Paul’s Choir with orchestra, as well as professional artists from the Indianapolis area and around the world. St. Paul’s Music is an organization dedicated to sharing the arts with all people in our community.
St. Paul’s Music and The Indianapolis American Guild of Organists
present
Colin Andrews, Organist
Friday October 24, 2014, 7:30 p.m.
“A Tale of Three Cities”: London, Leipzig & Paris
London: Three Royal Fanfares (1960) Sir Arthur Bliss (1892-1975)
Psalm-Prelude #1, Set 2 (1939) Herbert Howells “Out of the deep have I called unto Thee, O Lord” Psalm 130:1 (1892-1983)
Toccata “Fluorescence” Op. 22 (1973) Paul Patterson (born 1947) Leipzig: Organ works of J.S. Bach: Johann Sebastian Bach
Passacaglia and Fuga in C minor BWV 582 (1685-1750)
From the “Orgelbüchlein”: “O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross” BWV 622
Prelude and Fugue in D major BWV 532 Paris: Variations de Concert Op. 1 Joseph Bonnet (1844-1944)
Offrande au Saint Sacrement (1927/1997) Olivier Messiaen (1908-1992) From L’Ascension (1933) “Transports de joie d’une ame devant la gloire du Christ qui est la sienne”
Following the concert, a reception for all follows in the Lilly Room located down the hallway to your left.
Biography Since his debut at age eighteen, Colin Andrews has been recognized as a musician of great
versatility, power and artistry. Born in Bristol, England, Andrews initially studied organ with Garth Benson of St. Mary Redcliffe Church. At sixteen, he entered London’s Royal Academy of Music for four years of organ and piano study under principal professors Douglas Hawkridge and Margaret McDonald. He later moved to Geneva, Switzerland where he was a student of Professor Lionel Rogg. Following his return to Britain he studied privately for two years with Dame Gillian Weir.
Colin Andrews has been the recipient of many awards; most notably, he was a prizewinner at both the 1980 and 1982 Dublin International Organ Competitions in Ireland, and, in 1993, The Royal Academy of Music, London, bestowed an Associateship upon him in recognition of his distinguished performing career.
Mr. Andrews has toured worldwide both as a solo recitalist and in solo and ensemble concerts with his wife, American organist Janette Fishell. He has appeared at a number of the world’s most prestigious venues including the Royal Festival Hall, London; King’s College, Cambridge; Suntory Hall, Tokyo; Hong Kong Cultural Center; The Moscow Conservatoire; the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris; the National Conventions of the NZAO and the American Guild of Organists; Yale, Duke and Stanford Universities, plus leading halls and cathedrals in Taiwan, South America, Iceland, Finland, Australia, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, South Africa and most of Eastern and Western Europe. Future engagements include concert tours of Asia, Europe and numerous engagements in the US.
In addition to his recitals, Colin Andrews is an active teacher and lecturer, and has given presentations at, among other venues, the Franz Liszt Academy, Budapest; Taiwan Theological College; Pipe Organ Encounter, Pittsburgh; Oundle Summer School for Young Organists, Oundle, UK; Emory University; and at the 1998 AGO National Convention. He has recorded 20 broadcasts for the BBC and has appeared on local and national television and radio in Russia, Poland, the UK, Japan and New Zealand. Commercial compact discs are available on the Priory, Zig Zag and Gothic/Loft labels.
Colin Andrews has served as a jury member for the International Organ Competition at the University of Michigan and for both the 1995 and 1997 J.P. Sweelinck Competitions, Gdansk, Poland. Mr. Andrews was also jury President/recitalist for the 2006 Felix Nowowiejski International Organ Competition in Poznan, Poland. He has served as a national councilor and local President of the I.A.O., UK and has served as Organist/Master of the Choristers at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Goldsboro, NC, USA, his country of residence. In the summer of 2004 he led that choir in its first international concert tour, conducting concerts in the cathedrals of Wells, Bristol and St. David’s, UK. During the 2000/2001 academic year Mr. Andrews was Visiting Lecturer in Organ and Sacred Music at East Carolina University. His students have distinguished themselves at the national and international levels of the competition circuit and have been accepted by all of the major organ programs in the US. In the fall of 2005, he joined the East Carolina faculty, teaching in the areas of Applied Organ and Organ Literature. During the 2008-2009 academic year, Andrews was Interim Director of Organ and Sacred Music Studies at East Carolina University. Since the autumn of 2009, Colin Andrews has been Adjunct Professor of Music at Indiana University; he is also Director of Music at First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Indiana. Recently, Mr. Andrews was named “Membre d’Honneur” of the “Association Grand Orgue Trinite Messiaen” based at “l’Eglise de la Sainte Trinite” in Paris, where Messiaen was organist for 61 years. This honor is in recognition of Mr. Andrews’s work with Messiaen’s organ works. Currently, Colin Andrews is recording the complete organ works of Messiaen on the Gothic/Loft label. In 2012, Mr. Andrews’s recording of “L’Ascension” & “Messe de la Pentecote” by Messiaen was listed among the top 10 recordings of the year in the category of sacred music by “Christianity Today”. During the spring semester 2014, Colin Andrews will be leading a team to design a set of Organ and Sacred Music courses for a new Indiana University online initiative.
Indianapolis American Guild of Organists Contributors
Benefactors ($200 or more) Mr. Joseph G. Roberts Mr. Todd A. Saul Mr. John A. Seest Dr. Craig M. Stoops Patrons ($100 to $199) Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Burgomaster Mrs. Loraine Cox Mr. Mark Goulding Mr. John W. Goulding Mr. Keith A. Mikesell Mr. Timothy S. Needler The Rev. Robert A. Schilling Ms. Dawn Waddell Mr. John T. Webb Ms. Adeline K. Yoder
Sponsors ($50 to $99) Dr. Marilyn J. Keiser Mr. Marc Loudon Mr. Dale L. Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. E. Harris Dr. Michael T. Messina Ms. Molly Rondeau Contributors ($25 to $49) Mrs. June M. Edison Mr. Nicholas W. Fennig Ms. Martha R. Klemm Ms. Jodi Martin Mr. Tom Maxam Mr. Richard W. Wgner Ms. Mary Ruth Yates
The American Guild of Organists (AGO) is the national professional association serving the organ and choral music fields. The Guild serves approximately 20,000 members in 330 chapters throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Founded in 1896 as both an educational and service organization, the Guild seeks to set and maintain high musical standards and to promote understanding and appreciation of all aspects of organ and choral music. Under the leadership of the National Council, a network of volunteer committees and officials at the regional, district, and local levels directs the activities of the Guild. The AGO National Headquarters is in New York City where a full time staff supports and coordinates publication, administration, and development activities of the organization. For purposes of administration and representation, the Guild is divided into nine geographical regions, and each chapter is assigned to one of them. The purposes of the American Guild of Organists are:
To advance the cause of organ and choral music, to increase their contributions to aesthetic and religious experiences, and to promote their understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment.
To improve the proficiency of organists and choral conductors. To evaluate, by examination, attainments in organ playing, choral techniques, conducting, and the
theory and general knowledge of music, and to grant certificates to those who pass such examinations at specified levels of attainment.
To provide members with opportunities to meet for discussion of professional topics, and to pursue such other activities as contribute to the fulfillment of the purposes of the Guild.
Guild sponsored activities include a series of examinations for professional certification as well as programs and an extensive list of publications, audiocassettes and learning resources for all levels of interest. The Guild sponsors competitions in organ performance and improvisation and in organ and choral composition. National and regional conventions held in alternate years, present the finest performers. THE AMERICAN ORGANIST magazine, published monthly by the AGO, is the most widely read journal devoted to organ and choral music in the world. The Indianapolis Chapter of the AGO has approximately 150 members. Members come from all walks of life. Many members are organ enthusiast. For membership information please contact the membership chair, John Seest at 251-7789.
Friends of St. Paul’s Music
If you would like to be a contributor or be on our mailing list, please call 253-1277. If you would like to receive notice of events by e-mail, please send your e-mail address to [email protected].
Saints ($1,000 and up) Archangels ($100 - $249), Cont. Angels (up to $99), Cont.Kate Appel Judy Culpepper Mr. & Mrs. Charles HawkinsBeth & Chad Brown Jan Douglas Joan L Henderson The Cummings Family Pam Douglas Susan Joiner Col. A. D. Kneessy Joanna Giesek Joie Kipka Harry R. Mamlin, III & Frank Boles Charles Goodlett & Joan Brandt Beverly Knoblock Lois Pless Judith Gustafson Kelly Lormore Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rudesill C. William Hanke Brandon & Tracie LoweThe Honorable Mark & Becky Stoner Kathryn E. Hershberger Harry R & Mary Lee Mamlin, Brad & Amy Hughley in honor of Harry R Mamlin IIISeraphim ($500 - $999) Ron & Elizabeth Jobe and Frank Boles Rick & Carrie Bernhardt Annette Johansson John Mills Sue Hale Larry & Joyce Krauser Jane Nolan Frank & Pat Hartman, in thanksgiving Stephen & Candis Lang Vernalda Powell for the Thuesen family Melanie Manges Fr. Dave & Donna PurvisAnn Hinson Joanna & Michael Menke Thomas & Pauletta RitmanMichael & Stacy Morgan Beverly Milgate Diana Saltanovitz Ruth J. Nelson Catherine & Paul Nagy Ellen & Doug Scott Chuck Roemer Timothy S. Needler Robert & Susan SchlifkeFred & Bev Ruebeck Stephen R. Nelson Herb & Ann Strong Jim & Cheryl Strain Phyllis Nolen & Carol Wissman Anne C. Traynor Nancy & Lloyd Utz John Vernon Oaks Mary Jo Wallace John & Elsa VanHekken Marion Paris Bernard Wurger Margaret Yergler Fred & Ellen Rice Robert & Kathryn Riester St. Paul’s Music FoundationCherubim ($250 - $499) Herb Schlotterbeck Two Anonymous Elizabeth A. Anton Rev. Robert & Dr. Rita Schilling Kate Appel Simon Atkinson & Joan Duwve Barbara Schubert Beth & Chad Brown Martha Bowman John A. Seest Col. A. D. Kneessy Rusty Broxterman Patricia Shea-Carpenter Ruth J. Nelson John D. Carvey Richard & Gretchen Spaulding Stephen R. Nelson Tom & Karen Caswelch Mary Sutherland Ellen & Doug Scott John & Liz Jenkins Judy SuttonLarry & Betsy Johnson Bill & Jan Tindall Memorial Gifts in Memory ofMr. & Mrs. Langdon W. Kumler Peter Whitten Molly Adams The Lowe Family Timothy & Mary Beth Wott Carolla J. Carvey Rosalind K. McClure Donna Zierdt Janie Allen Kenyon Steven Pettinga Aubrey Lowe Stephen & Linda Segebarth Angels (up to $99).Marilyn L. Vargo Five AnonymousMary Anne & Ken Winslow Armen Avakian Scholarships Ace & Beth Yakey Gail & Ron Bowler One Scholarship in memory and honor Patricia K. Bradshaw of many Carvey Family musiciansArchangels ($100 - $249) Stephen & Marian Fales by Carolla J. Carvey, John D. CarveyTwo Anonymous Linda J. Gauker and Virginia J. Chapman Tom & Anna Beczkiewicz Charles GoodGina Bremner Duke & Tammy Hardy One Scholarship in thanksgivingPamela Coates John & Judy Havens, in honor of for the life of Edward G. Vargo,Dave & Pam Comer Marilla Havens’ Baptism anniversary by Marilyn L. Vargo
Members of St. Paul’s Music Committee: Ann Hinson, Chair, Kate Appel, John Carvey, Jan Douglas,
Pam Douglas, Joanna Giesek, Charles Goodlett, Sue Hale, Cheri Irmscher, Susan Joiner, Tracie Lowe, Harry Mamlin III, Mark Stoner, Nancy Utz; Frank Boles, ex officio, Brad Hughley, ex-officio.
Promotions for this concert are thanks in part to WFYI and WICR Public Radio.
Casavant Frères
2007 - Opus 3856
Four manuals and pedals, 72 stops, 90 ranks. Chancel Organ: 59 stops, 76 ranks; electric slider action; detached movable terraced drawknob console. Nave Organ: 13 stops, 14 ranks; electro-pneumatic action; detached tablet console. The gothic casework for the main organ is made of stained quarter sawn red oak with the facade including polished tin pipe work.
Main Organ Great Swell
Violone (Ext.) 16 Gambe (Ext.) 16 Open Diapason 8 English Diapason 8 Violone 8 Major Flute 8 Chimney Flute 8 Viola da gamba 8 Harmonic Flute (Solo) 8 Voix Céleste (CC) 8 Octave 4 Flûte douce 8 Open Flute 4 Flûte Céleste (TC) 8 Twelfth 2-2/3 Principal 4 Super Octave 2 Violina (Ext.) 4 Seventeenth 1-3/5 Violina Céleste (Ext.) 4 Fourniture IV 1-1/3 Harmonic Flute 4 Cymbale III 1/2 Octavin 2 Double Trumpet 16 Mixture III 2 Trumpet 8 Plein Jeu III-V 2 Tremolo Waldhorn (Ext.) 16 Great Unison Off Trumpet 8 Chimes (Solo) Waldhorn 8 Tuba Mirabilis (Solo) 8 Oboe 8 Vox Humana 1 8
Choir Clarion 4 Lieblich Gedeckt (Ext.) 16 Tremolo Diapason 8 Tremolo (Vox Humana) Stopped Diapason 8 Swell 16’, Unison Off, Swell 4’ Dulciana 8 Festival Trumpet (Solo) 8 Unda Maris (TC) 8 Octave 4 Pedal Spindle Flute 4 Contra Violon 2 32 Nazard 2-2/3 Contra Bourdon 2 32 Principal 2 Contrabass (Open wood) 16 Recorder 2 Diapason (Ext.) 16 Tierce 1-3/5 Violone (Great) 16 Larigot 1-1/3 Gambe (Swell) 16 Mixture IV 1 Sub Bass 16 Cornopean 8 Lieblich Gedeckt (Choir) 16 Clarinet 8 Principal 8 Tremolo Violone (Great) 8 Choir 16’, Unison Off, Choir 4’ Stopped Flute 8 Zimbelstern Stopped Diapason (Choir) 8 Harp 2 Octave 4 Celesta 2 Flute 4
Solo Harmonics III (Derived) 10-2/3 Harmonic Flute 8 Fourniture IV 2-2/3 Gamba 8 Contra Trombone2 32 Gamba Céleste (CC) 8 Waldhorn2 32 English Horn 8 Trombone 16 Cromorne 8 Double Trumpet (Great) 16 Salicional (Nave Organ) 8 Waldhorn (Swell) 16 Céleste (TC, Nave Organ) 8 Trumpet 8 Tremolo Tuba Mirabilis (Solo) 8
Solo, continued Pedal, continued Solo 16’, Unison Off, Solo 4’ Festival Trumpet (Solo) 8 Contra Gamba (Swell) 16 Clarion (Ext.) 4 Contra Gamba Céleste (TC, Swell) 16 Festival Trumpet (Solo) 4 Viola da Gamba (Swell) 8 Chimes (Solo) Voix Céleste (Swell) 8 Violina (Swell) 4 Nave (floating) Violina Céleste (Swell) 4 Bourdon 16 Clarinet (Choir) 8 Open Diapason 8 French Horn 8 Chimney Flute 8 Tuba Magna (TC, from 8’) 16 Octave 4 Tuba Mirabilis 8 Bourdon 4 Tuba Clarion (Ext.) 4 Twelfth 2-2/3 Chimes 2 Fifteenth 2 Harp 2 Seventeenth 1-3/5 Celesta 2 Mixture II- IV 1-1/3 Festival Trumpet 8 Bassoon 16 Trumpet 8 Oboe 8 Tremulant Nave Pedal Sub Bass 16 Chimney Flute 8 Principal 8 Octave
Bassoon 4 16
1 Enclosed in a separate enclosure with four levels of expression 2 Digital
Nave Organ Console Great Swell
Bourdon 16 Bourdon 8 Open Diapason 8 Salicional 8 Chimney Flute 8 Céleste 8 Salicional 8 Salicet 4 Octave 4 Chimney Flute 4 Bourdon 4 Octave 2 Twelfth 2-2/3 Flute 2 Fifteenth 2 Nineteenth 1-1/3 Flute 2 Sesquialtera II 2-2/3 Seventeenth 1-3/5 Bassoon 16 Mixture II-IV 1-1/3 Trumpet 8 Trumpet 8 Oboe 8 Clarion 4 Tremulant
Pedal Contra Bourdon (Main Organ) 32 Subbass 16 Octave 8 Chimney Flute 8 Choral Bass 4 Chimney Flute 4 Bassoon 16 Trumpet 8 Clarion 4 Oboe 4
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