Please note: all public events cancelled until the Fall, due to COVID-19 restrictions – but follow us here, online!
Listen to our Chapter members on record for you on our new page: Member Music
If other Chapter members are making recordings for digital use, please let us know and give us permission to share them here. Thanks. Editor
Please note our new webpage, Webinars – Working Virtually, which has a selection of the AGO HQ webinars recorded, by reverse date order, as they become available.
You are invited to join AGO HQ Zoom webinars.
Thursday, August 13th, 2:00 pm MDT
Virtual Choir for the Rest of Us Workshop: Part 1
Carol Spradling, Presenter
Carol Spradling, director of music at First Congregational Church of Essex Junction, decided that the COVID “stay at home” order was going to mean that her small but mighty choir was going to adapt, rather than disband. Using Zoom rehearsals, smartphones, electronically distributed music, and the online digital audio workstation BandLab, she and her choir started scaling the learning curve between live choral singing and digital recording. This is a hands-on, nuts-and-bolts course in how to produce socially distanced audio recordings of your choir or ensemble (from home), using smartphones, laptops, and free software. To attend Part 1 of this workshop, please register here.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_o11blJ-vTZmObCh3GkDRSQ
Thursday, August 20th, 2:00 pm MDT
Virtual Choir for the Rest of Us, Workshop: Part 2
Part 2 of this workshop will include participant follow-up discussions of hands-on software utilization, sharing of success stories and challenges. To attend Part 2 of this workshop, please register here.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2QU4WMdLSviUSGu6bgT95g
Welcome to New Mexico!
The Albuquerque Chapter of the American Guild of Organists welcomes you to New Mexico – The Land of Enchantment! We live in a beautiful landscape of colorful evening skies, towering mountains and impressive mesas!
We are a multi-cultural state, the crossroads of three major cultures, and best known for our ancient Native American Pueblos and Petroglyphs, the Santa Fe Opera and markets, traditional Spanish Fiestas and southwest cuisine of Red and Hot Green Chile!
Poets and artists visit Taos for inspiration while film-makers discover the unique desert landscapes of Southern New Mexico.
Our music blends with this setting as we add the beauty of our organ pipes with the plaintive strings of the Spanish guitar or the quiet sound of the Native American flute, and the rhythmic chants of the Native American drums and singers.
Listen to recordings made by our own members
see the new webpage on this site: Member Music
If other Chapter members are making recordings for digital use, please let us know and give us permission to share them here. Thanks. Editor
