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Music Professor Tops Noteworthy Career With a Gift for Future Teachers

“Without Dr. Dickey, I would not be where I am today.” Erasmo Rodriguez, a Cal State Fullerton alumnus and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program student, faced numerous obstacles in his pursuit of a bachelor’s degree in music education and a teaching credential. Not only did he work a graveyard shift while attending classes, concerts, meetings and student teaching, but at one point, Rodriguez lived in his car to make ends meet. He turned to Marc Dickey, professor of music. “Dr. Dickey had such a rapport with his students, I was comfortable opening up to him and letting him know of my situation,” shared Rodriguez. “When he learned about it, he was able to refer me to several student services at the university.

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Music by Request for January 30, 2021

• Jan 23, 2021 Classical IPR listeners shared their love of opera on this week s program, along with pieces for Robert Burns Day, film music and a tango. Requests included music by Edward Elgar, Catherine McMichael, Fats Waller, Johann Sebastian Bach and Carlos Gardel. Requesters also asked for specific performances by Viktoria Mullova, Empire Brass, Anna Russell and The American Boy Choir. See the complete list of requests below. © 2021 Interlochen

Albany organist's job 'doesn't feel like work'

One Sunday morning in 2007, Eric McKirdy was standing in the garage of his new home in Albany when he heard pipe organ music. The house was literally across the street from Albany First United Methodist Church on 28th Avenue Southwest. Local resident Russ Tripp had deeded a portion of his property to the congregation, which explains why the “new” building, built in 1962, is tucked away in a largely residential neighborhood. McKirdy had grown up in Albany, learned to play the organ, studied music at college and spent some time in the Bay Area during the dot-com era. Now he had returned to his hometown.