Scott is a classically trained vocalist and conductor having studied at Montclair State University, his past has taken him down many pathways to end up at Jim Whelanīoardwalk Hall. Bryson has participated inĬontinuing education credits with the American Institute of Organ Building and is currently Organist/Choirmaster for the Robinson Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC. Bryson graduated Southern Wesleyan University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Internet Computing and Bachelor of Arts in Music.
Southern Wesleyan under Jane Dill as well as studying Carillon with Clemson University Carilloneur, Dr. During his four years at SWU he was active in the Concert Choir, Chamber singers, Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band. With degrees in music as well as Internet Computing.
He continued his study with Jane Dill at Southern Wesleyan University, graduating in May of 2004
Bryson began studying piano with Rachel Kahl of Brevard, NC. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Atlanta, GA and 3/38 Aeolian-‐Skinner at Neely’s Creek A.R.P., Rock Hill, NC.Īt age eight Mr. Bryson include the 4/83 Aeolian-‐Skinner at Myers Park United Methodist Church, Charlotte, Involved with the Wurlitzer installation in the Greek Hall. Bryson has previously been involved with multiple Wanamaker Organ Symposium’s focusing on the restoration and relocation of the Orchestral division and also has been Manager with Cornel Zimmer Organ Builders, brings his project management skills along with working skills to assist HORC in the daily onsite rebuilding activities of the organs. Bryson, a native of Brevard, NC, in his previous position as Project Bryson is Curator of Organs at Boardwalk Hall, a position he began September 1, 2015. Of what has recently best been described as “The Sonic Mt. HORC will continue to promote an increase of tourist interest and awareness Returning to the daily operations of the building and can be heard in numerous concerts and shows at Boardwalk Hall.
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The long-range plan of HORC is to complete the restoration of these two instruments and return them to full functionality. Necessarily visually obvious to guests of Boardwalk Hall as they are enclosed within the walls and ceilings of the building. The use of these instruments for programming such as outlined above, allows us to make people aware of the presence of the instruments within the building. 16 million dollars is needed over the next 10 years to return both organs to fully functional.Ĭurrently, the past several years of work have allowed the first 75% of the Ballroom organ and approximately 50% of the Main Auditorium organ to return to functionality. Restoration of both organs to their original musical capabilities. HORC seeks to demonstrate the singular capabilities of the unique musical treasures of Boardwalk Hall and raise awareness for the need for additional funds to complete the project of the HORC was formed by the New Jersey Sports and Exhibition Authority on Februfor the solicitation of funds for the restoration of the pipe organ(s) of Atlantic City The large organ (main auditorium) is the world’s largest musical instrument, the smaller instrument (Adrian Phillips Theater) is one uniquely suited Through programming and tours throughout the year. In addition to the actual physical restoration of the instruments, HORC seeks to educate and increase awareness of the unique importance of these instruments as irreplaceable national treasures Historic Organ Restoration Committee is a 501c3 chartered by the state of New Jersey for the restoration and preservation of the two pipe organs of Historic Boardwalk
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