LLOYD RODWELL (d. 1996)
During 2006, the year of the Saskatoon Centennial, we remember with special
appreciation the late Lloyd Rodwell, friend and longtime student of Dr.
Gustin, whose dedication made possible the preservation of Gustin House.
Having purchased the Gustin property in 1988, Mr. Rodwell subsequently left
his estate to restore and maintain the physical aspects of Gustin House.
GRANTING AGENCIES
Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation |
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Saskatchewan Youth Culture and Recreation "Community Initiatives Fund"

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Saskatchewan Arts Board

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Department of Canadian Heritage |
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With restoration of Gustin House complete, raising independent funds to meet
the costs of programming, research and dissemination/education is the new
challenge before us. Special objectives in the coming months are:
- presenting major recitals by established artists as well as emerging professionals;
- researching the Lyell Gustin legacy by contacting and interviewing Gustin
graduates and associates;
- disseminating information on Dr. Gustin;
- partnering with other groups and agencies: for example, the Provincial
Archives Board of Saskatchewan, to attend to Dr. Gustin¹s musical scores;
- awarding piano scholarships to young musicians (this is an established
activity done annually by the Committee)
Please consider contributing to Gustin House. Any amount, small or large, is
most welcome! As a non-profit organization and a registered charity, we
give receipts for income tax purposes. We hope you will share in the goals
above, in fostering the glory of musical art and the cultural vision of
Lyell Gustin. To make a contribution, please contact us. |