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48 49--> 50<h2>50th Anniversary Concert</h2> 51<img style="float: right; padding: 0px 0px 0px 3px;" src=/frontimages/img25.jpeg> 52<p> 53On November 10th, 2024, a concert was held to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the of the Lawrence Phelps & Associates Opus Number 1, at St. Lukeâs Episcopal Church, Fort Collins, Colorado. 54<p> 55The event was exactly 50 years to the day, as the organ was dedicated on November 10, 1974 by Mary Lou Kallinger, organist at St. Lukeâs and Robert N. Cavarra, professor of organ at Colorado State University. 56<p> 57The concert, performed by Paul Jacobs, professor of organ at The Juilliard, was well attended with over 200 people! 58<p> 59 Many people were impacted by this instrument and many stories were shared over the weekend. <a href="/Documents/Articles/JHB Sermon.pdf">Click here</a> to read Rev. Joseph Britton's sermon from that Sunday morning! 60 We are collecting stories to organize and show here on the website. If you have something to share, reach out using 61 the contact form at the bottom of this page. 62</p> 63 64 65</p> 66<hr> 67<p> 68The firm of Lawrence Phelps and Associates 69built pipe organs under the direction of Lawrence Phelps (1923-1999) in Erie, Pennsylvania. 70The company actively built organs from 1973 through 1981. 71This site is dedicated to the preservation and advancement of Mr. Phelps' ideals in organ building 72and to highlight those instruments built by his own firm. 73</p> 74<p>Who was Lawrence Phelps? Perhaps the best way is to read how <a href="/Documents/Articles/lpeulogy.shtml">friends reflect</a> on his life and the impact he had on them. 75</p> 76<p>We've added “<a href=/Documents/Articles/pipeorgans105.shtml>Pipe Organs 105: What is 'Organ Music'</a>” 77as an introductory article to the music of the organ. 78This is written in the same question and answer style as 79“<a href=/Documents/Articles/pipeorgans101.shtml>Pipe Organs 101</a>”, 80which provides a basic explanation of what a pipe organ is and how it works. 81<p> 82Please follow the links above to find out more information 83on the instruments themselves, recordings that are available, articles written by L
83awrence Phelps, 84information about his wife, Dame Gillian Weir, and other related information. 85We hope the site is useful to you whether you are a student, organist, or organ enthusiast! 86<hr> 87 88<p> 89Questions, comments can be fed back via the <a href=/contact1.htm>contact page</a>. 90 91<p class=little>(ed. note- This site was assembled and is maintained by Steve Thomas, a former employee. I recently set out to put into words 92<a href=/Documents/Articles/stevethomasstory.shtml>my story</a> of what I learned working at Lawrence Phelps and Associates.) 93<p><small> 94[Nov-2024] 95</small> 96</p> 97</div> 98</div> 99<!-- end of body box --> 100</div> 101</body> 102</html> 103
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