Past Events

Marie Rubis Bauer, Director of Music/Cathedral Organist-Saint Cecilia Cathedral and Archdiocese of Omaha

Organist Randy Steere debuts our new, state-of-the-art digital organ that can be sampled to sound like virtually any instrument around the world! Samuel Barber’s Toccata Festiva and Camille Saint-Saëns’ Third Symphony will display all of Randy’s – and the organ’s – talents! Program: Symphony No. 5 "The Western Hemisphere" (W.G. Stills), Toccata Festiva (Barber), Symphony No. 3 (Saint-Saëns).

Senior Organ Scholar at Assumption University, Gabriella Lindhurst performs her final recital in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit on Sunday, April 2, 2023 at Noon. Program includes works of Bach, Mendelssohn, Hindemith, Messiaen, and Franck; free admission.

All are welcome to join us for a time of good food and fellowship (bring cash so we can split the bill). Please RSVP here.

The traditional Good Friday liturgy comes to life with a presentation of John Stainer's 1887 oratorio offered by the Christ Church Choir with guest soloists Eric Christopher Perry and Will Prapestis, accompanied by Robert Potterton III (Minister of Music & the Arts). Attend in-person or watch online: www.christchurchfitchburg.org/livestream

"Out of This World" — A multimedia space-themed musical experience Organ Concert featuring Peter Krasinski, Mechanics Hall Principal Organist.

Our inaugural solo organ concert, celebrating the new Hauptwerk virtual pipe organ installed in the Concert Hall. Organist Randy Steere will showcase 4 of the 12 world class organs, including instruments from Doesburg, Netherlands; Goerlitz, Germany; Caen, France; and Portland, Oregon, representing historic and contemporary instruments. The theme of the concert, “Back to the Future,” is apt in many different ways. The Hauptwerk virtual organ uses groundbreaking technology to reproduce the world’s finest pipe organs virtually, celebrating and respecting the…

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Winchendon presents guest organist George Bozeman performing chorales of J.S. Bach on their 1868 Hook organ. Admission to the concert is free. This will be followed by a Dinner and Artist Meet & Greet, for which tickets are $15 ($8 for 10 and under); tickets may be purchased at the door or ahead of time here: https://uucw.ncmuuc.org.