Something possessed me during my senior year of college
to pledge to a music sorority http://www.sai-national.org/home/ . I know, I know, my SENIOR year! I had been a bit
independent at my first college, and settling in after a transfer meant that I
missed the boat my Junior year. I didn’t really think I’d pull off the degree
in 4 years with the transfer and all, but I did. So, my Senior year saw me
initiated as a SAI. Over the years, I’ve enjoyed flipping through the Pan
Pipes. http://sai-national.org/home/Publications/PanPipes/tabid/78/Default.aspx The philanthropy always inspires me. Not that I can even manage to get
my personal act together, but it is inspiring. So, imagine my surprise when the
Summer issue has not one, but two articles about organists! One announces
Eileen Guenther’s appointment as Professor of Church Music at Wesley
Theological Seminary. The other profiles a program that the Wichita Kansas
group runs educating folk about the organ. http://kids.agowichita.org/ It sounds very cool!! Inspiring articles
for li’l ole me.
I am a musician (organ) and a tatter (shuttle mostly) living in California. I have dreamed of combining both of these passions.
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