The Landmarks Convention
Experience the classic architecture and great organs in some of Boston’s most famous landmarks.
Lee Ridgway
Boston Chapter Dean
Michael Kleinschmidt
Convention Coordinator
E Lary Grossman
Region I Councillor
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All attendees will receive passes for Boston’s mass transit system with maps and instructions. All venues are within walking distance of the convention hotel in the historic Back Bay area which features great shopping, many fine restaurants, and magnificent old streets and parks.
Students (with IDs) attend free!
Stay over in Boston for the famous
July 4th Celebration
with the
Boston Pops!
The Boston Chapter of the AGO welcomes you to the Landmarks Convention July 1-4, 2009.
To download an overview of the convention highlights and key information, click here.
If you're arriving a day early, plan to visit The Organ Library of the Boston Chapter located at Boston University. more >>
Special Rare Engagement in
Symphony Hall with
James David Christie and the
New Philharmonia Orchestra
Ronald Knudsen, conductor
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Friday night Gala Concert:
Music for Organ and Brass
at Trinity Church (Aeolian-Skinner)
Barbara Bruns, organ
Nicholas White, conductor
Polychoral Music with Double Brass Quintet
Featured Artists:
James David Christie with the New Philharmonia Orchestra, Ronald Knudsen, conductor, at Symphony Hall (Aeolian-Skinner)
Hatsumi Miura at Old West Church (Fisk)
David Briggs at The Church of the Advent (Aeolian-Skinner)
Christa Rakich at First Lutheran Church (Richards & Fowkes)
Peter Sykes at The Church of the Covenant (Welte)
Diane Belcher at The First Church of Christ, Scientist (Aeolian-Skinner)
Peter Krasinski at Old South Church (E. M. Skinner)
Barbara Bruns, organ; Nicholas White, conductor: Polychoral Music with Double Brass Quintet at Trinity Church (Aeolian-Skinner)