Wanted: Pianist

Posted by Katja on 27 March 2005 | Permalink
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Santiago Episcopal Church in Lafayette, Colorado, is looking for pianist. They would be looking for an organist, but Santiago is a mission church currently meeting in a school, so no organ. They already have a choir director. They seem like very nice people.

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5 Responses to “Wanted: Pianist”

  1. Patricia Tryon on March 29th, 2005 19.50

    Never heard of Episcopals meeting in a school. Huh.

  2. Katja on March 30th, 2005 7.14

    Before they got the school, they were worshipping at a mortuary. Church is where the people are.

  3. Patricia Tryon on March 30th, 2005 15.09

    Well, they’ve come up in the world. Resurrected, one might say ;-)

    “Church is where the people are” was an important post-Vatican II influence on liturgical architecture (not that you wanted to know). There’s a church in NW Oregon that was actually modeled on the idea that the people of God are on a journey: ergo, a building that resembles a low-slung tent. It’s beautiful.

  4. milan hradil on June 15th, 2006 16.23

    Hello friends,
    I am an experienced pianist, I am looking for some job somewhere in US, I can send you my resume via email.
    Milan

  5. Katja on June 16th, 2006 9.52

    Hi, Milan - you’ll need to contact Santiago directly. Note that this posting is more than a year old; I don’t know if they are still looking for someone.