Benefit Organ Concert, featuring Sue Mitchell-Wallace organist, Dr. Alexander Freund, trumpet

Free Benefit Concert Series Benefitting the Historical Aeolian-Skinner Organ at Druid Hills Presbyterian Church 

In 1940 Druid Hills Presbyterian Church opened its new sanctuary at 1026 Ponce de Leon Ave, along with its glorious new Aeolian-Skinner Organ, created by renowned organ builder G. Donald Harrison. This organ has created beautiful music for the community for 80 years but is now in well-earned need of restoration.

As part of DHPC Organ Restoration project, a series of benefit concerts are slated for 2019/2020, featuring the famed organ. The concerts are free and open to the public. Donations will be gladly received, 100% going towards the restoration. For more information, visit www.facebook.DHPCOrganrestorationproject, or contact 678-925-8295, billarmstrong352@gmail.com.

Concert Dates for 2019:

Sept. 27^th 8:00 pm           Scott Atchison, Director of Music/Organist 

                                         Peachtree Road United Methodist Church

Oct. 26^th 8:00 pm             1925 Silent Film “Phantom of the Opera” (Lon Chaney)

                                         Randy Elkins, theatre organist

Nov. 17^th 3:00 pm            Georgia Tech Chamber Choir

                                        Jerry Ulrich, Conductor

                                        Cliff Frierson, Organist

Dec. 8^th 3:00 pm             Sue Mitchell-Wallace, Organist/Choirmaster 

                                        St. David’s Episcopal,

                                        Dr. Alexander Freund, Trumpet

                                        Assistant Professor, Georgia State University