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Organ
- overview
- degree programs
- bachelor of music in performance: organ (curriculum a)
- bachelor of music in performance: organ with teacher certification (curriculum b)
- bachelor of musical arts
- master of music in church music
- master of music in performance: carillon
- master of music in performance: organ
- doctor of musical arts in performance: organ performance
- doctor of musical arts in performance: liturgical, church & synagogue music
- auditions & interviews
- organs
- Hill Auditorium (E. M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner Organ)
- Blanche Anderson Moore Hall (C. B. Fisk Organ)
- Community Room, School of Public Health (Orgues Létourneau)
- Studio of James Kibbie (Studio 2102)
- Studio of Marilyn Mason (Studio 2110)
- Practice organs (Moore Building, Hill Auditorium and Burton Tower)
- Italian Positiv Organ (Stearns Collection)
- Portativ Organ (Wendhack, Redeker & Kreuzer)
- recitals
- non-majors
- workshops
- improvisation competition
Department of Organ
about
The faculty of the Organ Department, eminent performers and scholars with a broad and diverse range of specializations, share a profound commitment to teaching.
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The department is rich in resources to prepare gifted organists for professional careers. This well-rounded career preparation includes development of technique, scholarly research, and the ability to play music of all periods with integrity and knowledge of specific performance practices. The Organ Department is internationally known for developing talent - a reputation evidenced by the number of its graduates now enjoying careers as recitalists, university professors, and music directors of large churches
faculty
James Kibbie (Co-Chair, organ)
Marilyn Mason (Co-Chair, organ)
Steven Ball (carillon)
Associated Faculty
Michele Johns (church music)
Jerroll Adams (University Organ Technician)
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"The U of M Organ Department encourages each organist to pursue the music which sparks her or his musical passion, offering scholarly guidance and access to the great resources only provided by a world-renowned performing faculty."
Joseph Balistreri, Master of Music student in Organ Performance, 2011
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