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2023's Events
November 5, 2023
What a great way to spend a Saturday evening listening to an organ concert by the Maestro Himself, Hector Olivera.
Whether in a prestigious venue like Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, Constitution Hall, Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, or in conjunction with a celebrated event like the Olympic games or the Classical Newport Music Festival, the most sophisticated and demanding organ aficionados claim that Maestro Hector Olivera is 'one of the greatest organists in the world today.'
That is very evident throughout this whole concert, as clearly he is an organ genius.
Also attending the performance was Dennis Houlihan, former President of Roland USA, former President of Rodgers Instruments, and retired President of the National Association of Music Merchants.
November 4, 2023
Last Sunday afternoon the congregation of Desert Garden UCC Church and the surrounding area of Sun City were treated to the concert of a lifetime, as Hector Olivera
wowed with his artistry. The event was the dedication of one of our recent installations. Maestro Olivera showed off many of the huge number of features this
organ has to offer. Demonstrating not only the incredible sounds, but his mastery of the organ.
November 4, 2023
This past week Organs AZ provided 3 organs to a workshop held at ASU as part of the BYU organ workshops.
Over 300 organists attended this event. An absolutely incredible turn out.
September 15, 2023
Last month at Organs AZ we held a successful workshop attended by organists from the local AGO chapter, some local churches, and a mom whose son wants to learn to play organ.
Dr.Haruhito Miyagi played 5 different sampled pipe organs from famous churches around the world as we showed pictures of those instruments and the churches on the adjacent screen
March 2, 2023
Organ Concert presented by Organs AZ to over 50 students at Corona Del Sol High School in Tempe, Arizona.
This program played by Haruhito Miyagi included music from Bach to Indiana Jones. Over 50 students signed up to attend this concert and showed enthusiasm
by their applause and laughter. Students crowded up to the organ after the performance to ask questions and get a closer look.
They also anxiously picked up the water bottle stickers from Dave Wang, owner of Organs AZ.
