OHS 2019 - Registration
Registration is Now Closed!
Your registration fee includes the following
- Air-conditioned coach bus transportation to all OHS convention recitals (see Schedule-at-a-glance)
- Hymn Festival with The Hymn Society at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
- Dinner at the glamorous Meyerson Symphony Center
- Plenary session with delegates from The Hymn Society
- On campus days at Southern Methodist University and University of North Texas
- Four dinners including the awards banquet (Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday)
- Two lunches
- One breakfast at the Annual General Meeting
- Convention magazine with recital programs, bus schedules, Biggs Scholar information and more
Schedule-at-a-Glance
The 2019 Convention Schedule in PDF Format.
Sunday July 14th (Begins at 4:30 PM)
Monday July 15th
Tuesday July 16th
Wednesday July 17th Southern Methodist University Day!
Thursday July 18th University of North Texas Day!
- 1994/2015 The Noack Organ Company Opus 127 (IV/73) with Scott Dettra
- 1978 Alfred Kern et fils (III/69) with Kimberly Marshall
Monday July 15th
- 2002 The Noack Organ Co., Inc., Op. 141 (II/30) with Margaret Harper
- 2007 Schoenstein & Co., Op. 151 (IV/77) with Joshua Stafford
- 2014 Juget-Sinclair, Op., 42 (III/75) with Renée Anne Louprette
- 1973 Redman Organ Company, OP.7 (II/36) with Henry Webb
- 1978/1987 Schudi Organ Company, Op.6 (III/52) with Alcee Chriss
Tuesday July 16th
- 1962 Sipe-Yarbrough, Op. 1 (II/18) with Susan Ferré
- 2005 Pasi Organ Builders, Inc., Op. 16 (II/20) with Marie Rubis Bauer
- 1977 Robert L. Sipe & Associates (III/55) with Tom Froelich
- 1992 C.B. Fisk Inc., OP. 100 (IV/84) at Meyerson Symphony Center with Bradley Hunter Welch
- 1871 Reuben Midmer/1902 Hook & Hastings/1982 Roy A. Redman Op. 34 (II/37) with Christopher Berry
- 1992 C.B. Fisk Inc., OP. 100 (IV/84) at Meyerson Symphony Center with Jan Kraybill (HYMN FESTIVAL)
Wednesday July 17th Southern Methodist University Day!
- 2009 Dobson Pipe Organ Builders, Ltd., Op. 87 (IV/95) with Jonathan Gregoire
- 1788 Hendrik Hermanus Hess (I/6) with SMU students
- 1884 Louis Debeirre (I/5) with SMU students
- 1973 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc., Op. 1528 (II/31) with Biggs Scholars Alumni
- 1906 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2109 (II/13) with SMU students
- Ca. 1762 Pascoali Caetano Oldovini (I/7) with Larry Palmer
- 1993 C.B. Fisk, Inc., Op. 101 (III/72) with Stefan Engels
- 1962 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1438 (III/69) with Andrew Unsworth
Thursday July 18th University of North Texas Day!
- 2008 Wolff & Associés Ltée - Ardoin-Voertman Concert Organ (III/81) with Damin Spritzer
- Ca. 1780 anonymous Swiss or South German builder “The Raisin Organ” (I/6) with UNT students
- 1971 Rieger Orgelbau (II/14) with UNT students
- 1984/2003 Bedient Pipe Organ Company, Op. 21 (IV/56) with Davitt Moroney
- 1949 M.P. Moller, Inc., OP. 7676 (III/58) with Jesse Eschbach
- 1970 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1525 (II/18) with Joel Martinson
- 2010 Richards, Fowkes & Co., Op. 17 (III/67) with Douglas Cleveland
Description of Optional Day
Friday, July 19
We encourage you to stay late, as our post-convention offerings should not be missed!
Trip to Fort Worth
(includes recitals, lecture, lunch, and dinner)
Join us for an exciting day in the Fort Worth area. An air-conditioned coach bus will take us from our hotel to Bedford, TX and St. Vincent’s Anglican Cathedral to hear the Roy A. Redman (Organ Co.) Opus 66, 1994. A stop at the Fort Worth’s Trinity Park will feature a 5-mile ride on the Fort Worth Miniature Railroad which is about as old as the OHS! The Woodshed Smokehouse is our next stop for a sumptuous lunch prepared by celebrity chef Tim Love. Afternoon activities include demonstration recitals at Broadway Baptist Church (Casavant Frères – 5m) and Holy Family Catholic Church (Rubin S. Frels, Opus 17, 1971) as well as a shop stop at Roy Redman’s facility. Dine at your own pace and pick up a last-minute souvenir at the Forth Worth Stockyards before returning to the Dallas convention hotel. A "Fort-Worth-it" day!
Trip to Fort Worth
(includes recitals, lecture, lunch, and dinner)
Join us for an exciting day in the Fort Worth area. An air-conditioned coach bus will take us from our hotel to Bedford, TX and St. Vincent’s Anglican Cathedral to hear the Roy A. Redman (Organ Co.) Opus 66, 1994. A stop at the Fort Worth’s Trinity Park will feature a 5-mile ride on the Fort Worth Miniature Railroad which is about as old as the OHS! The Woodshed Smokehouse is our next stop for a sumptuous lunch prepared by celebrity chef Tim Love. Afternoon activities include demonstration recitals at Broadway Baptist Church (Casavant Frères – 5m) and Holy Family Catholic Church (Rubin S. Frels, Opus 17, 1971) as well as a shop stop at Roy Redman’s facility. Dine at your own pace and pick up a last-minute souvenir at the Forth Worth Stockyards before returning to the Dallas convention hotel. A "Fort-Worth-it" day!
Download Convention Registration Form
If you prefer to send in your registration through the mail, please feel free to download the PDF Registration form below. You may print this out and send it to the Organ Historical Society’s main office in Villanova.