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Rochester region arts organizations include a Arts & Cultural Council, Writers & Books, Rochester Poets, [http://www.gevatheatre.org/ GeVa Theatre Center], [http://www.bvtnaples.org/ Bristol Valley Theater], Rochester Association of Performing Arts, [http://www.garthfagandance.org/ Garth Fagan Dance], Rochester City Ballet, Little Theatre Film Society, and the Genesee Center for Arts & Education.
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Royal Society of British Organists News, information about a series of graded local examinations for organ students, and a list of organ concerts. The Amateur Organists' Page Activities of the Dereham (UK) Amateur Organists' Club, together with undocumented information on Yamaha EL Electones, rhythm pattern and sequence downloads. The Organ Music Society of Sydney Information about pipe organ events and concerts happening in Sydney, how to obtain membership, who is on the committee, pipe organ links, and contents of the "Sydney Organ Journal". Incorporates the Sydney Chapter of the AGO. Royal College of Organists British society; "promotes the art of organ playing and choir training, and improves and advances music education by means of lectures, recitals, masterclasses and meetings open to the public." The Ulster Society of Organists and Choirmasters Details of this society (the only one in Ireland) with past and current events. Halifax and District Organists' Association An organists' fellowship affiliated to the Incorporated Association of Organists. Calendar of events and recitals, mission, membership, officers, archives. Nottingham and District Society of Organists Description of the Society, current programme of events, directory of local organists, local organs described, original articles, links. Royal Canadian College of Organists Information about membership, regional centres, positions available and publications. Edinburgh and Lothians Organ and Keyboard Club Forthcoming events, discussion board, newsletter, teacher directory. |
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