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2011 TOSA Concert Details |
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Theatre Organ Concerts in South Australia Sunday 2.00 pm at the Capri Theatre, Goodwood. |
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2011 Events: Concerts & events / Book concert—single artist / Book concert—multiple artists /Nostalgia Events / Book for Nostalgia Movie Night | Book for Nostalgic Sights & Sounds |
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Our Next Concert Sunday 4 December 2.00PM |
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NB: Please confirm each concert date before you make travel plans etc., as concerts could be re-scheduled or cancelled, due to unforseen circumstances. |
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We wish to thank HAIGH’S chocolates & PATRITTI Wines for sponsoring our TOSA events. |
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2011Events: Concerts & events / Book concert—single artist / Book concert—multiple artists /Nostalgia Events / Book for Nostalgia Movie Night | Book for Nostalgic Sights & Sounds |
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To BOOK use credit card and Ph (08) 8272 1177 or buy tickets at the Capri If no credit card, print a booking form (multiple artists, see below) and post it with your cheque. |
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Scott has had the opportunity of performing on Theatre Organs since 1987, he has appeared at many theatre organ venues across Australia, New Zealand, United States and to England.
He has held the role of ‘City Organist’ for the then City of Moorabbin (now Kingston) for a period of six years from 1987 through to 1993 residing over their magnificent 4/21 Wurlitzer. During this time he spent two years residing over TOSA (Theatre Organ Society of Australia) Victoria’s prize 3/15 Dendy Wurlitzer. TOSA Vic gave him the honour of opening the 2005 National Convention on the 4/21 Kingston Wurlitzer, which was re opened at this convention after extensive renovations.
In 1992 he had his first overseas performance on Theatre Organ playing to a capacity audience at the Baycourt Theatre TAURANGA New Zealand. This program was the start of his ongoing association with the Theatre Organ society in New Zealand and the upgrading program of Baycourt’s Style H 2/10 Wurlitzer OPUS 1482.
1993 saw him undertake organ studies with the Late Father James Miller at his home in Fenton, Michigan. USA. From this time forward he had many return visits to the US playing some wonderful instruments in Northern California along with brief visits to Chicago, Atlanta and Wichita KA. Locally he has had the pleasure of appearing in Adelaide, having played his first convention in 2003 at the 2/12 Wyatt Hall Wurlitzer, a further concert at the 2/12 in 2004, the closing concert for the 2/12 later that year, and last couple of years, appearances at the mighty 4/29 Capri organ.
Scott sums his vast experience, ‘Music is what makes the world go round, and I consider myself lucky to be able to share my music with so many wonderful people’.
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