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Journal Article
The 64th Annual Convention of the OHS: A Celebration of Youth and Contrasts
2019
Overview
First settled in 1841 beside the Trinity River, and later incorporated in 1856, Dallas is still a youthful growing city, with cranes and new construction ubiquitous across its massive 385 square-mile footprint. Margaret Harper, associate organist of St. Michael and All Angels Church, Dallas, and recipient of the DMA degree from Eastman School of Music, began her recital on the moderate-sized two-manual Noack organ at the Episcopal School of Dallas with Sweelinck's Esce mars, followed by two works written in the 21st century: Immediately, members of the audience were on their feet roaring with appreciation. [...]we come to the end of a rewarding week filled with youthful talent, new organs, and new music.
Publisher
Organ Historical Society, Incorporated
