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The newsletter of the American Organ institute at The University of Oklahoma School of Music
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Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 9, number 1 (Fall 2017)(American Organ Institute, 2017-10) Schwandt, John; Hoffner, Bailey; Reister, John; Spritzer, Damin; Pajan, Adam; Wance, Jeremy; Wilson, Clark; Slocomb, Bryan; Bahr, Fredrick; Watkins, Paul; Rau, Nathan; Morgan-Ellis, Esther; Mathiesen, Thomas J.; Miller, Dusty; Harrington, Koby; Anderson, David; American Organ Institute; Wance, Jeremy; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute NewsletterItem Open Access Windlines. Volume 3, number 2 (December 2009)(American Organ Institute, 2009-12) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter which includes an advertisement for Dr. Schwandt's Holiday Pipes concert, holiday wishes from AOI students and staff, a notice about discontinuation of hard copies of the newsletter, a tear-off donation form, and several guest reflections on the "Old Wine, New Bottles" event.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 3, number 1 (September 2009)(American Organ Institute, 2009-09) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter, including messages from Dean Taylor and AOI Director Dr. Schwandt encouraging attendance at the "Old Wine, New Bottles" event to celebrate the M. P. Moller Opus 5819, which includes a concert series. A listing of AOI events for Fall 2009. A "Techinical Corner" update from Shop Manager John Reister documenting the acquisition of an original Moller perforator and several master rolls. A "Piping In" guest column by bachelor's student Brennan Ebeling.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 2, number 3 (March 2009)(American Organ Institute, 2009-03) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute Newsletter, including thanks to donors, an update on the installation of last ranks of the Mini Moller, discussion of future projects restoring Moller Opus 5819 and the accompanying Artiste roll player, "Piping In" guest column by Olivia Buthod describing work at the shop, and feature of Brian Spinner--an Electrical Engineering major who works at the shop.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 2, number 2 (December 2008)(American Organ Institute, 2008-12) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter, including update by AOI Director John Schwandt addressing growing student body, progress on the Mini-Moller installation, and need for funds. "Shop Notes" and photograph of the Mini-Moller installation are included. Events at AOI during Winter 2008. A note about the release of Dr. Schwandt's new CD, Tapestries and his accompaniment to Shiny Toy Guns' rock album, an update on restoration of Moller "Artiste" player rolls, and a "Piping In" guest column by student Andrea Printy.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 2, number 1 (September 2008)(American Organ Institute, 2008-09) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter, containing an open house invitation, "Piping In" guest column by master's student Jeremy Wance, start of year report by AOI Director John Schwandt, events at AOI during the Fall 2008 semester, an archival picture, and a shop photograph.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 1, number 4 (June 2008)(American Organ Institute, 2008-05) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicFourth issue of the American Organ Institute newsletter, includes report on goals by Dr. Schwandt (AOI Director), an update about the shop by Shop Manager John M. Reister, and a guest column by student Dan Sliger.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 1, number 3 (March 2008)(American Organ Institute, 2008-03) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicThird issue of the American Organ Institute newsletter, contains pictures from the removal of the G. H.Hille Memorial Wurlitzer and the Moller Op. 5819, events at AOI during Spring 2008, "Technician's Corner" update about an average day at the organ shop, and "Piping In" guest column by master's student Jamie Carini.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 8, number 1 (Summer 2016)(American Organ Institute, 2016-05) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; message from AOI Director Dr. Schwandt looking forward to AOI's second decade; "In the News" feature about Silent Film Festival and passing of Donal Dumler; Announcment for auditions; "Mildred Andrews Boggess A Centennial Celebration" summary of the event and quotes from students; "Archives" update about the archives; "Holiday Pipes!" summary of the 10th Holiday Pipes performance; "From Damin Spritzer Assistant Professor of Organ" summary of her first year as part of AOI; "From Jeremy Wance Associate Director" summary of events, thanks to supporters and alumni; "Moller Master Rolls" a summary of progress on preservation; "From Adam Pajan Instructor of Organ AOI Shop Technician" an update on the transition from student to professor; "Current Pojects" announcement of projects to restore the wKY Kilgen organ and the Hinners organ at 8th Street Methodist Church in Oklahoma City; "From Dan Sliger AOI Shop Manager" summary of time at AOI and plans to begin position at Quimby Pipe Organs of Warrensburg; "From John Riester AOI Projects Manager" summary of ten years at OU; "In the News" summary of trip to Texas to view organs, Pipe Organ Encounter program, AOI hosted the national convention of the American Institute of Organbuilders; Dr. Schwandt's debut on the Fred J. Cooper Memporial Organ; AOI hosted Bertrand Cattiaux, relocation of Austin Opus 988, Diane Bish awarded Distinguished Career Award from the New York City chapter of the American Guild of Honors; "Mark Your Calendars!" events at AOIItem Open Access Windlines. Volume 7, number 2 (Summer 2014)(American Organ Institute, 2014-05) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; "From the Top" message from AOI Director Dr. John Schwandt announcing sabbatical and appointment of Damin Spritzer as Visiting Professor, Adam Pajan as Instructor of Music and Shop Technician, Jeremy Wance as Associate Director, John Riester as Projects Director, and Dan Sliger as shop manager; "American Organ Institute to host 2014 AIO Convention" column; "Poe-a/ Poe-t" description of Pipe Organ Encounter programs for high school and undergraduate students hosted by AOI and the Southern Plains chapter of the American Guild of Organists; "Archive News" Michelle Merriman and Andrew Schaffer working at the archives; "Opus 5819" update on the restoration; "In The Wind" alumni update about passing of Clyde Holloway and honoring of Donald Dumler; "We Are Proud to Present" the graduation of Adam Pajan, James Richardson, Mayu Hashigaya, Alvez Barkoskie, and Nolan Reilly; "Mark Your Scores" events at AOI; "Oklahoma, Hail!" announcement of third CD release; "Student Success" achievements by Christopher Ganza and Alvez Barkoskie.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 7, number 1 (Winter 2013)(American Organ Institute, 2013-01) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; "The Tradition Continues" update on student achievements in the Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition, the Ruth and Clarence Mader Scholarship Fund, and the Cherine Troxel Organ Scholarship Competition; "We Give Thanks" column outlining donor contributions to AOI from Will Webster, Clark Mullen, June Wood, and Victor Searle; "Archive News" including graduation of Bailey Hoffner to be replaced by Michelle Merriman, digitization agreement with University Libraries' Dean Luce, award of $20,000 Grammy Foundation grant to preserve Moller master rolls, and the Moller master rolls selection as a Top 10 Endangered Artifact by the Oklahoma Cultural Heritage Trust FGoundation; "Moller Opus 5819 Progress: Great Division" update on progress; "Mark Your Scores" event listing; "We Are Proud to Present" recent graduates J. Craig Sproat (first doctoral degree) and Paul Watkins; "Holiday Pipes" concert announcement and "Upcoming Auditions" announcement.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 1, number 2 (December 2007)(American Organ Institute, 2007-12) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicSecond issue of the American Organ Institute newsletter, includes a message from Dr. John Schwandt (AOI Director) discussing goals, an update from John M. Reister (Shop Manager) about restoring Moller Op. 5819, events at AOI in Winter 2007, "Technician's Corner" column by Robert E. Wilhelm, Jr., and guest column by doctoral student Craig Sproat.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 5, number 3 (Summer 2012)(American Organ Institute, 2012-05) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; "Message from the Director" relating the rise of AOI to the rise of the University of Oklahoma under David Boren's leadership; AOI events for the fall; "Fanfare" column congratulating Adam Pajan, Chris Ganza, and Mayu Hashigaya on accomplishments and awards; "New Collection!" column announcing the transferral of the ATOS Archive collection to the American Organ Institute Archives and Library as well as a grant to appoint two graduate assistants to care for the collection; announcment that AOI has joined Facebook and that the second Holiday Pipes CD is available.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 6, number 1 (Spring 2013)(American Organ Institute, 2013-03) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; "Message from the Director" includes update on student success in competitions, restoration of the Moller Opus 5819, and progress in the archives; "Pedals, Pipes & Pizza!" event review for community piano students; "Recent Events" update; "Archives & Library" section describing priorities and new database; "The Wahl Has Arrived" column dedicated to the completion of the practice organ by Wahl Organbuilders"Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 5, number 2 (January 2012)(American Organ Institute, 2012-01) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; advertisement for concert by Ken Double and Skip Stine; "Principal Chorus" update announcing the creation of the American Theatre Organ Library at AOI based on the ATOS archives, congratulating students for excellence in academics and competitions, and thanking AOI supporters; "First Impressions" column by student James Richardson; AOI events; "Engagements" section listing Dr. Schwandt's appearances in the area during the semester.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 5, number 1 (October 2011)(American Organ Institute, 2011-10) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter. Advertisement for silent film Nosferatu with live organ accompaniment; "Principal Chorus" update from AOI Director Dr. Schwant gives thanks to Wilton Webster for $1 million gift to AOI and to Elaine George Ehlers for her gift of an endowed scholarship, welcomes Jeremy Wance and Dan Sliger as Director's Assistant and Shop Foreman; "From the Swell" note about hosting renknowned organist Stephen Tharp; "Piping In" invitation to join Dorothy Young Reiss at the rededication of the Reuter organ at Nichols Hills United Methodist Church; "Fanfare" congratulating Chris Ganza and Adam Pajan on their competition wins; "Vox Seraphim" noting the passing of Rt. Rev. Chilton Powell; AOI events; "Noteworthy" column concerning the release of the first The Sooner Tradition CD.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 4, number 4 (June 2011)(American Organ Institute, 2011-05) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; advertisement for AOI Showcase Concert; "Principal Chorus" update by Dr. Schwandt concerning the graduation of thre emore students, a seminar co-hosted with the American Institute of Organbuilders, and additional information about the reunion and Showcase Concert; "Piping In" description of the seminar on high-pressure voicing techniques; "Fanfare" concerning the participation of AOI graduate students at the Arthur Poister Competition; Congratulations to recent graduates.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 4, number 3 (February 2011)(American Organ Institute, 2011-02) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; "Principal Chorus" update by Dr. Schwant addressing the recent growth of the organ program and inviting alumni to attend a reunion event and concert; advertisement for Pop concert with Simon Gledhill; AOI events listing; photograph of AOI students, faculty, and staff at the first studio class; "Piping In" guest column by master's student Benjamin Petty concerning his introduction to playing organ; "On the Horizon" column from Wahl Organbuilders concerning their progress on the organ OU School of Music commissioned them to build with an accompanying design illustration.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 3, number 3 (March 2010)(American Organ Institute, 2010-03) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter containing advertisement of concert by Brett Valliant; message from AOI Director John Schwandt focusing on curriculum developments in organ technology, church music, and theatrical organ; a shop update concerning the student-led restoration of the 1/5 Hinners "Style No. 5" Opus 2686 and the 2/2-1/2 Moller "Artiste" Opus 10736; "Piping In" column by Kenneth Vigne concerning updating the AOI website.Item Open Access Windlines. Volume 4, number 1 (September 2010)(American Organ Institute, 2010-08) American Organ Institute; Schwandt, John D.; University of Oklahoma Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts; University of Oklahoma School of MusicIssue of the American Organ Institute newsletter; "Principal Chorus" update from Dr. Schwandt concerning the graduation of three AOI student workers, the first to specialize in organ performance at OU since 1998, update on the summer activities, and recent and upcoming concerts; listing of AOI Events for the semester; "Beyond the AOI" notes from recent Alumni; "Piping In" guest column by undergraduate Matthew McCarter concerning his woodworking contributions to the Moller Artiste Op. 10736 and Hinners Op. 2686; an advertisement for maintenance and repair work by AOI.