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Please join us for the remaining
concerts of the season:
Sunday, February 9, 2:30 pm
Gargoyles and Galliards
Kimberly Marshall and the ASU Organ Studio
recreate the organ 's late-medieval and Renaissance origins.

KRISTIN HOLTON

Sunday, March 1, 2:30 pm
Dexter Kennedy - Variety of the Variation
Young Prizewinner Dexter Kennedy performs variation
sets from the vast organ repertoire, including one of the
most elaborate partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Tickets: music.asu.edu/events
or Herberger Box Office (480-965-644 7).
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Program
Trumpet Tune in D

David N. Johnson
(1922-1987)

Toccata Prima

Georg Muffat
(1653-1704)

Views from the Oldest House
Elms
The Nest in Old North Church
Sunday Night

Kristin Holton Prouty fell in love with the organ at the tender age of
four when her father took her to an organ concert in West Point' s Cadet
Chapel, and the thrill of hearing a magnificent instrument has never
diminished. She has had the privilege of studying in Austria, as well as
performing and competing throughout Europe, Mexico and Egypt. She
completed her doctorate with Kimberly Marshall at Arizona State
University. Kristin is active in the American Guild of Organists (AGO),
has served as dean of the Central Arizona Chapter, and is currently the
District Convener for the Arizona/Southern Nevada Region. Kristin is
director of worship and music at Victory Lutheran Church, Mesa,
where she is honored to play the three-manual tracker Bigelow organ,
Op 17.

Ned Rorem
(b. 1923)

An Wasserfliissen Babylon

Johann Adam Reincken
(1643-1722)

Ricercar Cromatico Primo
from Frutti Musicali

Fra Antonio Croci
( 1610-1642)

Tiento de Falsas 2° Tono

Toccata Quarta

Pablo Bruna
(1611-1679)
Michelangelo Rossi
(c. 1601-1638)

Variations and Fugue
on "Heil Dir im Siegerkranz"

Max Reger
(1873-1916)

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Out of respect for the performers and those audience members around you,
please turn all beepers, cell phones and watches to their silent mode.
Thank you.