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Calendar of Upcoming Events COTOS Events Monday, Sept. 11, 7:00pm, Board meeting, Tom Hamilton's. Sunday, Sept. 17, Chapter meeting, Dorothy Steiner's, Baltic, OH. Friday, October 13, 5:30pm, Chapter meeting, William's Music, Columbus, OH. Workshop and concert with Tom Hazleton. Reservations are suggested. Call Tom or Sandi Lasten at 262-2222. Other Events of Interest COTOS Events Monday, Sept. 11, 7:00pm, Board meeting, Tom Hamilton's. Sunday, Sept. 17, Chapter meeting, Dorothy Steiner's, Baltic, OH. Friday, October 13, 5:30pm, Chapter meeting, William's Music, Columbus, OH. Workshop and concert with Tom Hazleton. Reservations are suggested. Call Tom or Sandi Lasten at 262-2222. Other Events of Interest Simon Gledhill, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2:30 pm. Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State Street, Columbus, OH,(614) 469-1045, (4/20 Morton) Renaissance Theatre, Mansfield, Ohio, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM, (419) 522-2726, (3/20 Wurlitzer) September 7 - Bob White Senate Theatre, 6424 Michigan, Detroit, MI, (313) 894-4100, (4/34 Wurlitzer)
Warren Center, 9450 E 18th St, Indianapolis, IN, (317) 898-9722, (3/18 Barton) October 1, 2:30pm - John Giacchi Keystone Oaks High School, Dormont, PA (3/19 Wurlitzer). For information, visit their web site at http://users.aol.com/wurli2/index.html. Tickets $10.00 at the door, or advance ticket sales, $8.00 each, write: PATOS, 5356 Overland Trail, Pittsburgh, PA 15236.
ATOS Regional Convention 2000, "New England's Millennial Pipes" will be held on November 3, 4, and 5 with an afterglow on November 6. Looks to us like a first class Regional in the making. Sponsored by the Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of ATOS. Headquarters at the Radisson Hotel, Milford, MA. See the EMCATOS web site, http://www.emcatos.com/, for details. Featured Artists:
Wurlitzer Update A recent visit to TWHS revealed that work has begun on the heating, cooling, and humidity control systems in both chambers. Though it may seem far removed from the business of maintaining the instrument, it is actually an essential first step. More stable temperature and humidity in the chambers is essential to keep the organ in tune, and preserving the leather and wood of the chests, regulators, and trems. We can then spend more time on rebuilding and improvements rather than repairs. |