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James D. Hicks holds degrees in music from the Peabody Institute of Music
of Johns Hopkins University, Yale University, and the University of
Cincinnati. He has also studied at the Royal School of Church Music and
is an associate of the American Guild of Organists. Dr. Hicks was
appointed Director of Music at the Presbyterian Church in Morristown in
1985, and conducts seven of the church's vocal and handbell choirs,
supervises and performs in the concert series, teaches classes in music
and liturgy, and serves as organist. He oversaw the enhancement of the
sanctuary's seventy-eight ranks, 3,370 pipes Austin organ in 1996, and
recorded a compact disk of organ music by twentieth-century American
composers released by the Pro Organo label in 2003. James D. Hicks is a
composer of organ, piano, choral, and handbell music, and has performed
as an organ recitalist throughout the US, Europe, and Australia. A
competing bagpiper and collector of Celtic instruments, Jim lives in
Morristown with his wife, Bonnie, and three children, Virginia, Matthew,
and Daniel.
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