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Membership

Membership in the Alamo Chapter is open to anyone who plays the organ, directs church music, or simply loves the instrument — professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike. You join through the American Guild of Organists and choose the Alamo Chapter as your local chapter.

Not ready for national membership? Become a Friend of the Chapter and support our work locally, from $25 a year.

What membership includes

  • Monthly chapter programs, recitals, and social gatherings in San Antonio
  • The Tracker, our monthly chapter newsletter
  • Support with salaries, contracts, and working with clergy and search committees
  • Professional certification preparation through AGO National
  • Substitute and job referrals for churches looking for an organist
  • Scholarships, competitions, and student programs for young organists
Organ pipes in a San Antonio sanctuary

How to join

  1. 1

    Join the American Guild of Organists

    Membership is held nationally. Current dues, categories (regular, special, student, partner), and the online application are listed on the AGO National site.

  2. 2

    Choose the Alamo Chapter

    Select the Alamo Chapter (San Antonio, Texas) as your local chapter during the application. Your chapter portion supports local programs and The Tracker.

  3. 3

    Come to the next program

    Chapter events are open to members and guests. Check the events calendar and introduce yourself — you do not have to wait for your membership to process.

Dues amounts are set by AGO National and change from year to year, so we point you to their current schedule rather than publishing a figure that may be out of date. If you would like the chapter to walk you through it, ask below.

Questions about joining?

Send a note and the chapter Webmaster will make sure the right board member answers you.

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