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Established 1953 as The Hammond Organ Society |
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Concert Venue: |
Various Public Concert Locations Around Dallas |
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Regular club meetings: |
Members Private Homes | ||||||||
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Usual meeting day: |
Sunday Afternoon (once a month) |
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Start time: |
2:30 pm |
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Membership rate: |
$10 single or family | ||||||||
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Members' concert admission: |
$4.00 | ||||||||
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Visitors' concert admission: |
$6.00 | ||||||||
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To contact us: |
Send an e-mail |
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The Dallas Organ Society (DOS) was organized in 1953. Like so many other organ clubs at the time, the DOS was originally called The Hammond Organ Society. In the 1970s, Hammond dropped the sponsorship of the Hammond Organ Societies all over the world. Later, because of that and because many members now owned Baldwin, Conn and other brands, the club changed the name to the Dallas Organ Society. They also began meeting at the Baldwin Family Music Center (BFMC). The BFMC remained on Lovers Lane for many years.
In the mid-1980s, BFMC moved to a wonderful location on Coit Road, next door to Ola Padrida. In the late 1990s, Olla Podrida closed and the entire area was being redeveloped into other uses. Again BFMC was forced to move. They chose a building at the corner of Coit Road and the LBJ freeway. You couldn't miss the thirty-foot grand piano painted on the side of the building.
When construction began on the "High Five" project, BFMC was again forced to move. At that point, Brook Mays Music on Beltline Road became the home of the Dallas Organ Society until they closed in July, 2006.
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The Dallas Organ Society is expanding its focus to include more organists, various organs and more venues. We are hoping the membership will continue to grow.
Our meetings are very informal and are conducted in a friendly atmosphere. Our membership consists of amateurs, professionals and music-lovers who do not play at all. Due to the wide range of
playing experience the members help and advise each other on playing techniques. After each performance, we usually have "Open Console" which provides a chance for anyone to perform on the featured organ. If you wish, you can bring your music and play during "open console."
There are members who come along to enjoy the friendly atmosphere, listen to the music being played and enjoy the fellowship. We want you to be a part of the Dallas Organ Society and enjoy the musical meetings and concerts among friends with a common interest. |
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2008/2009 |
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September 14 |
Don Reasons |
Rodgers Oxford Concert Organ |
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October 19 |
Donnie Rankin |
Mighty Wurlitzer |
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November 30 |
Robert MacDonald |
Allen "George Wright" Theatre Organ |
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February 15 |
Don Reasons |
Mighty MidiTzer VTPO |
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March 15 |
Six Organists - Open Console |
Arnstein Opus 1 VPO |
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May 17 |
Dr. Wm. Hanson - Organist,
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Rodgers Oxford Concert Organ |
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June 14 |
The Lowery Babes - Duo Organists |
Lowery Organs |
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2007/2008 |
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September 16 |
Bob Goodwin |
Rodgers Oxford Concert Organ |
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October 21 |
Ray McConnell |
Yamaha Tyros II |
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December 9 - Christmas Party |
Private Home - Don Reasons, Organist |
The Mighty Wurlitzer |
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February 10 |
Tawny Kingsley |
Allen Computer Organ |
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May 18 |
Bob MacDonald |
Rogers Oxford Concert Organ |
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June 15 |
Season Finale - Paul Allen, Organist |
The Mighty Wurlitzer |
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July And August |
Enjoy The Summer |
See You In September |
| DOS Open Console
Parade Of TheWooden Soldiers |
DOS Open Console
Here's That Rainy Day |
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| DOS Concert - Broadway Melody | DOS Concert - The Mighty MidiTzer | |
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