A free master class sponsored by the Portland chapter took place at the Agnes Flanagan Chapel on the grounds of Lewis & Clark College on...

The Portland AGO officers for 2025-2026 were installed at a service of evening prayer with a full choir at Christ Church Episcopal...

This year's PAGO Member's Recital, performed live and in person at the Sunnyside SDA Church in Portland, was a smashing success and...

The 2025 PAGO Bach-A-Thon is now history. We had a great turnout and the performers regaled their audience with oodles of talent and...

Visited were the organs at St. Paul's Episcopal, (1975 Gabriel Kney tracker organ and 1987 Brombaugh organ in chapel), the Willamette...

On Wednesday, November 13, virtuoso performer and improvisor Robert McCormick, organist and director of music at Church of the Good...

Following the previous night’s concert, Gail Archer presented  a lecture on the history and characteristics of Ukrainian and Eastern...

On Sunday May 12, PAGO co-sponsored an organ concert featuring internationally recognized conductor, organist and teacher, James...

PAGO Dean, Matthew O'Sullivan, presented a vibrant mix of contemporary organ compositions filled with color and variety before an...

On Sunday February 11 the Portland chapter of the American Guild of Organists presented a concert of Organ Sonatinas composed by chapter...

We are excited to kick off our annual virtual Bach-a-thon! These events have been great fundraisers for our scholarship fund, and with...

The Dalles organist Garry Estep introduced us to pipe organs located at five different churches in The Dalles. Old St Peter's Historic...

On September 17, chapter members installed the new board and conducted the annual meeting. Dinner followed at Ernesto's. The Portland AGO...

Portland's First Presbyterian Church was the location of a riveting master class given by University of Houston's Daryl Robinson on...

Daryl Robinson performed a masterful recital at the Casavant organ of Lewis and Clark college on Friday, September 29 at 7:30 pm,...

The Very Rev. Nathan LeRud, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - July 10, 2023 Depending on how you count – or depending on how you translate –...