Born in San Francisco, California, in 1943, Bonnie Goodliffe is one of the Salt Lake Tabernacle organists. She has been an organist on Temple Square since 1979 and has a […]
Organist Profile: Bonnie Goodliffe, retired Tabernacle Organist Read More »
With the uncertainty of events and the suggested self-quarantine guidelines in place, the SLCAGO chapter Newsletter might be a good venue to connect with the organ & choir community and
Newsletter Editor’s Blog – April 2020 Read More »
The AGO is excited to release new AGO Achievement Awards! The AGO Achievement Awards are designed to assist and encourage early-level organists of any age as they improve their skills.
New AGO Achievement Awards Read More »
As John indicated in his Dean’s Message, we are working to adjust our approach to events, chapter business needs, etc., and we are beginning to think of alternative ways that
Sub-Dean’s Message – April 2020 Read More »
The SLCAGO regrets that all events for spring 2020 have been postponed until further instructions are given by the State regarding gatherings.
In looking at the status of the COVID-19 pandemic in Utah, the current projections show that infections are expected to continue to surge in Utah and not peak until the
Dean’s Message – April 2020 Read More »
Area organist Tyler Ballou, 31, passed away on March 19, 2020. Tyler attended BYU in Provo, Utah, where he studied organ performance for one year. He performed many organ concerts
In memoriam: Tyler Ballou (1988-2020) Read More »
World-renown organist, James Merritt Drake, 81, peacefully passed into the loving arms of the Lord and his heavenly family on March 14, 2020, at Quail Ridge Assisted Living, Pocatello, Idaho.
In memoriam: James Merritt Drake (1938-2020) Read More »
The Rockford Chapter is pleased to host a Pipe Organ Encounter for Adults. The event will take place June 14 – 19, 2020. Pipe Organ Encounters is an educational outreach program of the
Pipe Organ Encounter for Adults by Rockford, Illinois Chapter of the AgO Read More »
This month, Max Walker, Sub-Dean, is standing in for John Rice, our Dean, and writing this column. Welcome to spring! Well, sort of. I think that by the time most
Sub-Dean’s Letter, March 2020 Read More »
