Join IPC for its first concert of the November Organ Recital series. A newly appointed titular organist at Saint-Sulpice Church in Paris France, Karol Mossakowski is renowned for both his interpretation and improvisation skills. He has received First Prizes at important performance competitions (Prague, and Chartres), and he leads an expansive international concert career.

Join IPC for the November Organ Recital series. Originally from the Philippines and Canada, Aaron Tan has won numerous noteworthy competitions and scholarships on both organ and piano, including First Prize at the 2021 Canadian International Organ Competition, First Prize and Audience Prize at the AGO National Young Artist Competition in 2018, the Arthur Poister Scholarship Competition, and the XVI Poland International Piano Festival Competition.

Join IPC for the November Organ Recital series. Described by Fanfare magazine as a “complete musician, totally adept and utterly stylish in everything she plays,” Anne Laver maintains an active career as concert organist, scholar, and pedagogue. She has performed in Europe, Scandinavia, Africa and in more than twenty states in the U.S. In 2010, she was awarded second prize in the AGO National Young Artist Competition in Organ Performance.

Join IPC for the November Organ Recital series. The exceedingly stellar musicality and technical prowess exhibited by Bryan Anderson compelled the jury of the Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition to name him their First Prize Winner in 2023. He took prizes at the 2021 Canadian International Organ Competition, the 2019 Longwood Gardens competition, and the 2009 Albert Schweitzer Organ Competition.