The History and Organ at Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Newark, DE

Описание: Episode 39 of Piping Up with Stephen Regec

This 1977 M. P. Möller pipe organ (Opus 11171) was initially installed at Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Newark, Delaware. In 1992, the instrument was carefully revised and restored by Fischer Pipe Organ Tuning and Service of Erie, PA, during which a Positive and Choir division was added, expanding the tonal palette and versatility of the organ.
About Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC):
Founded in 1950, EPC has a long history of serving the Newark community with vibrant worship and strong biblical teaching. Today, the church continues its mission of proclaiming Christ through prayer, education, and service.
About Dr. Higo Rodrigues, Director of Music & Organist:
Higo Rodrigues has been an integral part of EPC's music ministry since he and his family joined the congregation in 2016. With deep roots in church music from his early years in Brazil, Higo has dedicated his life to worship leadership and teaching.

Education: Ph.D. in Music Theory (University of Kentucky)
Teaching: Music Theory at Mount Sophia Academy; formerly taught at the University of Kentucky, St. Catharine College, and Bethlehem High School
Musical Service: Served previously at Springfield Presbyterian Church (KY) before coming to Newark, DE
With Ira Rodrigues: His wife, Ira (DMA, Voice Performance), shares in EPC's music ministry, creating a rich and collaborative offering of worship music
At EPC, Higo not only directs the music program and plays the organ, but also inspires the congregation with his passion for sacred music, teaching, and worship.

Channel Intro music is brought to you by Walker Technical Organ Company and Daniel Umholtz.

For more information about the organ, visit the old version of the organ: pipeorgandatabase.org/instruments/29516

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For more information about the church, visit: www.epcnewark.org