B A C H: The Gamut from A to G
To mark the release of his latest album, Mr. Plutz plays great organ works by Bach in 7 keys. Eric Plutz, University Organist Free and open to the public. No tickets required.
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Pipe Organ SPECTACULAR!
Pipe Organ SPECTACULAR! Get a dose of pipe organ culture as Eric Plutz, Principal Organist of Princeton University Chapel, takes us on a journey through French romantic composer Louis Vierne's Symphony No.5. Eric will give musical insights before each movement as well as tibits surrounding Vierne's (1870-1937) fascinating life. One hour performance. Free admission (donations greatly appreciated)
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Christmas Day Service in the University Chapel
Join us at in the magnificent Princeton University Chapel for a Christmas Day Worship Service with Rev. Dr. Theresa S. Thames, Associate Dean of Religious Life and the Chapel. Music by Eric Plutz, University Organist.
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Afternoon Concert Series
The After Noon Concert Series is a weekly opportunity for the Princeton Community to enjoy performances at the Princeton University Chapel by various local, national, and international organists. These half-hour concerts showcase the flexibility of the magnificent Skinner/Mander Chapel organ. Each visiting organist rehearses and performs, bringing forth a different voice and character from the organ. Additionally, several times each semester, the concert is broadcast LIVE, as it happens, on the local classical music radio station, WWFM (89.1), and available to the world at www.wwfm.org. Questi...
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Afternoon Concert Series
The After Noon Concert Series is a weekly opportunity for the Princeton Community to enjoy performances at the Princeton University Chapel by various local, national, and international organists. These half-hour concerts showcase the flexibility of the magnificent Skinner/Mander Chapel organ. Each visiting organist rehearses and performs, bringing forth a different voice and character from the organ. Additionally, several times each semester, the concert is broadcast LIVE, as it happens, on the local classical music radio station, WWFM (89.1), and available to the world at www.wwfm.org. Questi...
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