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Tannenberg Organ Summer Concert Series

Presented by York County History Center at York County Historical Society Museum, York PA

Jul 06 2018
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Aug 31 2018
Tannenberg Organ Summer Concert Series

Join us every Friday in July and August from 12:15-12:45 for the 2018 Tannenberg Organ Summer Concert Series!

The History Center’s historic David Tannenberg Organ is played each week by a member of the local chapters of the American Guild of Organists.  The concerts are free and open to the public.

Built by David Tannenberg, a prominent organ builder of the 18th century in south central Pennsylvania, the organ was originally constructed in 1804 for York’s Christ Lutheran Church. It was the last organ built by Tannenberg, as he suffered a stroke during the installation and died two days later. The organ was first played at Tannenberg’s funeral.

In addition to our talented York organists, members from the Harrisburg and Lancaster chapters of the American Guild of Organists will also be performing this season. Don’t forget to stop by the History Center’s Gift and Bookshop during or after the concert to enjoy a 25% discount off purchases of $5 or more.

You can also watch LIVE broadcasts of the organ concerts each Friday on our Facebook page or by clicking here.

Concert Schedule:

July 6  –  Rodney Barnett

July 13  –  Christopher Prestia

July 20  –  Daniel Glessner

July 27  –  Brett Terry

August 3  –  Victor Fields

August 10  –  Patrick McMullen and Rachel Schulz

August 17  –  Cheryl Huber

August 24  –  Richard Frey

August 31  –  Mark Herr

LOCATION

York County Historical Society Museum

250 East Market Street, York, PA 17401

PARKING INFO

Currently 250 East Market St is only open for programs.

 

You may park behind the museum on Mason Ave near the Church or park on the street out front of the museum.

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