Chevy Chase Concert Series: 47th Annual Bach Marathon
Free (donations greatly appreciated)
- Julie Vidrick Evans, organ
- Larry Molinaro, organ
- Anne Timpane, organ
- Carol Feather Martin, organ
- Theodore S. "Ted" Davis, organ
- JJ Mitchell, organ
- David Schelat, organ
- Marvin Mills, organ
- Nathan Ringkamp, organ
- John Samuel, organ
A beloved Washington tradition presenting ten outstanding organists in half-hour programs on our magnificent 3-manual, 50-rank, 2,500-pipe Rieger tracker organ. "Come when you can; leave when you must." This year's program features chorales in the Orgelbüchlein.
Full schedule available here: https://www.chevychasepc.org/2024-bach-marathon
About Larry Molinaro, organ
Larry Molinaro is associate director of music and parish organist for historic St. Anne's Episcopal Church (1692) in Annapolis, MD, and co-directs the annual Bach+ series for Live Arts Maryland
About Anne Timpane, organ
Anne Timpane, director of music ministries at St. Columba's Episcopal Church in Washington, DC, is a magna cum laude graduate of Westminster Choir College and holds a Master of Music degree in organ performance from Manhattan School of Music (MSM). While at MSM, she was awarded the Bronson Regan Award for outstanding accomplishment in organ performance.
She began her career in church music as the Lee Hastings Bristol, Jr., Organ Scholar at Trinity Church, Princeton, NJ, and has served several parishes in the New York and Washington, DC areas, including St. Columba's (DC), The Brick Church, (NYC), Christ Church Greenwich (CT) and Christ Church Bronxville (NY). Most recently, she was at St. John's Norwood parish in Chevy Chase (MD), where she served as director of music ministries for 10 years.
About Carol Feather Martin, organ
https://masonacademy.gmu.edu/private-lessons/music-instructors/carol-feather-martin/
About JJ Mitchell, organ
About David Schelat, organ
About Marvin Mills, organ
About Nathan Ringkamp, organ
About John Samuel, organ
John Samuel is a young keyboard student of Todd Fickley, and a prize winner in piano, harpsichord, and organ.