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Our
Mission
Our desire
is to promote a recovery of the number of people that love hearing
the organ. Over the years, the popularity of the organ has waned,
mainly we believe due to the promotion of cheap substitutes; video
games, etc. Young people just don't understand the power and the
design efforts that went into the building of these instruments.
We want to bring back a love for the "King of Instruments",
and increase the number of people that will take up playing it.
Club
Profile
We
are a collection of people from a wide diversity of backgrounds,
but, we all have one thing in common: our love of the organ. Some
of us don't play the organ very well; some of us don't play at
all (don't worry, you won't have to listen to us play); but some
of us play very well. We even have one organist who is "world-class".
You'll love hearing him!
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Our good friend, Fred
Oystrick,
passed away on August 30, 2010.
An executive of the Toronto Organ Club with an exceptional gift of being
able to fix anything by just looking, will be missed. He will be remembered
and loved by those of us who were fortunate enough to know him.
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