Felix Wurman's creation and design of the Church of Beethoven was born of a culmination of years of experience as a chamber,


orchestral musician and performer, coupled with his life long interest of bringing the music he cherished to audiences from all


walks of life.


Felix purchased the web domains names for Church of Beethoven for his birthday, on 10/27/2007 and premiered his first 


Church of Beethoven performance on 2/10/2008, at The Filling Station, in Albuquerque, NM.


Within the year, Felix and The Church of Beethoven were featured on National Public Radio on November 15, 2008.



See the article: Church of Beethoven on NPR. 




The Church of Beethoven was granted not-for-profit status in 2014 


and presents programming in the following locations: 



ChurchofBeethovenOakPark



ChurchofBeethovenDurham & NC,



ChurchofBeethovenSantaMonica



ChurchofBeethovenTucson





Felix intended for the Church of Beethoven to flourish in many communities


and we remain committed to helping his vision to be realized.


Our directors have come on board from various walks of life, 


but have in common a shared inspiration of Felix' vision to bring 


great music and art to people in a different and accessible way, 


and as a means to build community through culture.

                         Felix at ChurchofBeethoven, March 8, 2009,  with Jonathan Wolfe: Fractals, courtesy of video artist, Cindy Young

                  Making Drinks before the performance

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                     Checking out the possibilities upstairs.

                     Felix installs lights, stage and seating at Kosmos

 
      Fe's postal jeep delivers "new" chairs to the warehouse      
                       Felix named "Kosmos".

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                   Church of Beethoven
         at The Filling Station, Albuquerque, NM

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                Felix Wurman as captured by Robin Rupe

                  
                       Church of Beethoven Surf Board
                                       Painted by Patricia Logan

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