Field
of Study: Organ
Education:
B.A., Oberlin College; M.M.A., New England Conservatory of Music; honorary
Doctorate of Music, New England School of Law for outstanding contributions
to the musical life of Boston.
Prizes:
In 1979, first American to win First Prize in International Organ Competition
in Bruges, Belgium.
Biographical
Information: Solo performances in North America, Europe, Japan;
played with major symphony and period-instrument ensembles conducted
by Seiji Ozawa, Klaus Tennstedt, Gunther Schuller, Arthur Fiedler, Colin
Davis, Simon Rattle, Roger Norrington, Trevor Pinnock, Christopher Hogwood.
Premiered works by Anton Heiller, Daniel Pinkham, Ellen Taafe Zwilich,
Jean Langlais, George Crumb, P.D.Q. Bach. Festivals in Boston, New York,
Dallas, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, Montr³al, Naples, Leipzig,
Paris, Brussels, Bruges, Luxembourg, Vienna, Milan, London, Bern, Warsaw,
Perth, Tokyo.
Recordings:
Philips, Nonesuch, Decca, Koch International, MusicMasters, RCA, Bridge,
GM Records, Northeastern Records, NAV, Denon, Naxos. Professional Affiliations:
Boston Symphony Orchestra organist since 1978; founder, director of
Ensemble Abendmusik. Faculty member at Wellesley College, Holy Cross,
Oberlin Conservatory, The Boston Conservatory.
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for information on the Fisk Meantone Pipe Organ at Wellesley College.
