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Harpist |
Church
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Piano & Harp Teacher
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Paula Sullivan is a professional
musician providing music for weddings, fundraisers,
private parties, grand openings, reunions, banquets,
receptions, gallery events, church services, funerals
and corporate functions in the the Grand Rapids Area &
southeast Ottawa County.
For booking information for your event or to find out
about taking piano or harp lessons you can contact Paula
Sullivan at 616.538.0953
Limited to
Byron Center, East Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids,
Grandville, Hudsonville, Jenison, Kentwood, Walker,
Wyoming.
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Paula Sullivan
has an Associates Degree in Music from Grand Rapids Community
College. She is a member of the
Michigan Music Teachers Association, Piano Teacher's
Forum, the
St Celica Music Society, the
American Guild of Organists, and the
American Theatre Organ Society of which she is a founding
member of the Great Lakes Chapter.
 Paula
has played piano almost her entire life and has taught piano
for 36 years. She has played church organ for nearly 20 years
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  Paula
Sullivan was instrumental in having the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
declared a national monument in order to prevent it from being
sold to an overseas bidder. The Mighty Wurlitzer Organ, once
featured at the Roaring 20's/ Good Time Charlie's Restaurant
is now held at the Public Museum of Grand Rapids. The Mighty Wurlitzer
Organ committee of which Paula is a founding member. oversees the maintenance of
the organ and books organists for concerts throughout the year.
You can hear Paula play this organ at the
Public
Museum of Grand Rapids and is regularly asked to play for the Story Organ series and the
Independence Day Concert. |
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