Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church, Tampa FL
Festival of Music at Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church, Tampa, with clinician and PCPC’s Music Director, Nancy Callahan, and members of the Tampa Oratorio Singers, the PCPC Chancel Choir, and all interested singers. Rehearsal on Saturday; performance Sunday afternoon. Contact: Stephen Allen 813-997-7859, or SLAFL@aol.com
7:00 PM | (Valentine’s Day) Tuesday– A visit to the Tampa Theater’s Mighty Wurlitzer. Steven Ball will be accompanying Buster Keaton’s silent film, “Seven Chances” (one of his best). The evening will also feature an opportunity for people to be married or renew their vows. Our chapter will meet at Siam Thai Restaurant on Franklin St. next to the theater at 5pm for dinner. Order tickets for the show online and mention promo code TAMPAAGO for $3 discount per ticket (to skip the line at the box office).
4:00 PM | AGO Tampa's annual Bach Birthday Bash at Hyde Park United Methodist Church, Tampa FL
Members and guests will perform organ, vocal and instrumental works by J, S, Bach.
Click on the scholarship page for more information on the Margaret Smith McAlister Organ Scholarship. Application information and forms are on the page for interested applicants.
5:00 PM | Adam Brakel Recital at Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church, 3501 W. San Jose St. Tampa 33629
End of Year Closing Event and Installation of Officers at 6:30pm at Bonefish Grille, 3665 Henderson Blvd, Tampa 33609
Coming soon!
Sunday, November 13th | 4:00 PM
Grace Lutheran Church
3714 W. Linebaugh Avenue, Tampa FL 33618
Please join us on November 13th for the Members and Scholarship Winners Recital on the Zimmer Pipe Organ at Grace Lutheran Church. Margaret McAlister was the organist at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Tampa for 65 years, and believed in encouraging young people to learn to play the organ. Free will donations will go to the Margaret McAlister Scholarship Fund. Other young organists and members will also play on the recital.
Friday, October 28, 2022 | 7:00 PM
Tampa Theatre
When a landlady (Marie Ault) and her husband (Arthur Chesney) take in a new lodger (Ivor Novello), they’re overjoyed: he’s quiet, humble and pays a month’s rent in advance. But his mysterious and suspicious behavior soon has them wondering if he’s the killer terrorizing local blond girls. It’d be hard not to wonder, when you’ve got a killer wandering about.
Director Alfred Hitchcock, having just spent some time studying film in Berlin, filled the film with spots of very German expressionism — short scenes, unusual camera angles and dramatic, suspenseful lighting. Upon its release, the trade journal Bioscope wrote: “It is possible that this film is the finest British production ever made.” And now you have the opportunity to enjoy Hitch’s first big silent scares as they were meant to be seen: with live accompaniment! Steven Ball, Tampa Theatre’s organist extraordinaire (and Tampa AGO's), will score the film live on our Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ. You’ve never experienced the frightful suspense of The Lodger quite so authentically as this!
Sunday, October 30, 2022 | 4:00 PM
First Presbyterian Church, Lakeland FL
“Peculiar Pipes,” a costumed Halloween Recital by chapter members at First Presbyterian Church, Lakeland, playing the lovely Austin organ in the Sanctuary. Reception to follow in Fellowship Hall. Contact Thomas Ingui at 772-913-0279, hippomaster@gmail.com to volunteer to play.
Sunday, August 28, 2022
Tampa Theatre
For this year’s Summer Classics silent presentation, Tampa Theatre offers a pair of classic Buster Keaton comedies with a score composed and performed live on our original 1926 Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ by Tampa Theatre’s Artist in Residence, Steven Ball!
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