Welcome to our website!

We serve the area more or less north and west
of Boston, MA.

The organ at Phillips Academy, Andover.

Organ Recital

Sunday, April 7, 2024, 3:00 pm 

Trinity Episcopal Church

26 White Street, Haverhill, MA


Wolff von Roos is a young and active concertist who has performed in venues across the United States & Canada. Wolff has studied with renowned organists such as Raul Prieto Ramirez who is currently the San Diego Civic Organist and former professor of organ at Ball State University, and at the organ academy of McGill University of Montreal, QC with teachers such as Professor Hans Ola-Ericcsson & Katlyn Emerson. Wolff currently holds a Bachelors degree in the science of music and a bachelors degree in organ performance from Ball State University in Muncie, IN. Wolff has been described and hailed as a musician that shows no fear of the instrument and isn't afraid to get the most out of it. Wolff is most known for his use of improvisation and is greatly influenced by the stylings of Pierre Cochereau, David Briggs, Olivier Latry, Thomas Ospital, Jean Guillou, and Wayne Marshall. Wolff currently holds the title of Artist in Residence at Broadway United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, IN and is also the Principal Organist of First Friends Quaker Meeting in Indianapolis, IN. Wolff has also been a featured performer on the San Francisco American Guild of Organists National Black History Month Concert as well the radio music program, Pipedreams, that's based in St. Paul, MN and produced and distributed by American Public Radio, where the music of pipe organs can be heard all across the United States. By day you can find him on the organ bench, but by night you'll most likely find Wolff playing guitar with his jazz funk & fusion group, "Von Roos & The Wolffpack". On the sidlelines for fun when not playing music, you can also find Wolff on the road or in a different city in various hot rod muscle cars. Wolff is also the only living person in the whole field of organists that wears a cape in real life.

Chapter Leadership

Dean: Jay Lane - Sub-Dean: Maggie Marshall
(2022 - 2024)

Treasurer: Randy Steere (2021 - 2023) 

Secretary:  Cyndi Bliss (2021 - 2023)

Members at Large: Abby Schoppe (2024); 

Raymond Hawkins (2023); and Katie Shrieves (2025)

Newsletter Editor and PR: John Churchwell 

 Scholarships: Denise Ann Shea 

Auditor: Shirley MacKenzie 

Placement: Cynthia Arsenault 

Librarian: Barbara Owen 

Organ Restoration/History: (Vacant) 

Chaplain: Dr. Richard Hughes 

Webmaster: David G. Baker

(Click on the underlined names above to email that person.)

About the American Guild of Organists


The mission of the American Guild of Organists is to foster a thriving community of musicians who share their knowledge and inspire passion for the organ.The vision of the American Guild of Organists is to engage, support, and uplift every organist.  For more information, visit the National Office website.For a list of the National Officers and Councillors, click here to go to that page on the National website.  For our latest newsletter, click here.

Interested in knowing about organs in our area?   

See links at the top of the page for organs in Lawrence and Lowell.   

The Boston Chapter also has a page for Boston organs.

Click HERE for a recent panel on local organ history with Matthew Bellocchio, Richard Ouellette, and Andrew Scanlon.

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