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June 2025
Bigelow Organ Company Open House for Opus 44
Bigelow & Co is announcing an open house on Friday, June 13, time TBA, for Opus 44 (3 manuals, 40 ranks), destined for New York City. Stoplist and other details at https://www.bigeloworgans.com/opus/44-stop-list/.
Find out more »Phoenix AGO 2025 Convention
Phoenix AGO 2025: World-Class Music, Unforgettable Experiences! When: June 16–19, 2025 Where: Phoenix, Arizona Why You Can’t Miss It: World-Class Performances:Enjoy concerts by Kimberly Marshall, Richard Elliott, Isabelle Demers, Scott Dettra, Raúl Prieto Ramirez, Bálint Karosi, and more. Incredible Venues:From ASU’s magnificent organs to Camelback Bible Church (recently featured in TAO magazine), experience Arizona’s finest. Unique Excursions:Registration includes visits to the Musical Instrument Museum and Organ Stop Pizza. Inclusive Meals:Enjoy two lunches and one dinner, all included in your registration price. Unbeatable Hotel Pricing:Enjoy free…
Find out more »August 2025
James Welch Recital
On Friday, August 1, at 7:30 p.m., James Welch will present a recital on the new Létourneau organ at the BYU Music Building. Free, no tickets required. The recital will be a retrospective of music by several organ teachers and mentors who inspired James Welch to pursue a career in organ. The program will also be live streamed at https://musicstreaming.byu.edu/ Recital Program Notes
Find out more »2025 BYU Organ Workshop
For the first time, the annual BYU Organ Workshop will feature the new Concert Hall Letourneau organ! Registration information will be available in 2025 at organworkshop.byu.edu. UVAGO members have been generously invited to attend the following evening activities at the BYU Organ Workshop in August 2025. Please register to attend all other workshop activities. Instructor Recital: Tuesday, August 5, BYU Concert Hall, 7:00 pm Community Hymn Sing: Thursday, August 7, BYU Concert Hall, 7:00 pm
Find out more »BYU Organ Workshop Instructor Recital
UVAGO chapter members have been invited to attend the Instructor Recital: Tuesday, August 5, BYU Concert Hall, 7:00 pm
Find out more »BYU Organ Workshop Community Hymn Sing
UVAGO chapter members have been invited to attend the Community Hymn Sing: Thursday, August 7, BYU Concert Hall, 7:00 pm
Find out more »Classical 89 presents “Organ Fest XVI”
Classical 89 is pleased to present “Organ Fest XVI” in The Cathedral of the Madeleine on August 29. The concert, now in its sixteenth year, showcases organists from The Cathedral of the Madeleine (Gabriele Terrone, Julian Petrallia, and Christopher Caruso-Lynch), and organists from the Salt Lake Tabernacle (Richard Elliott, Andrew Unsworth, Brian Mathias, Linda Margetts, and Joseph Peeples). The concert is free and will be presented at The Cathedral of the Madeleine at 331 E. South Temple in Salt Lake…
Find out more »September 2025
Tabernacle Organ Virtuoso Performance Series
On Friday, September 12, Lynn Trapp will perform at the Salt Lake Tabernacle at 7:30 pm.
Find out more »UVAGO Chapter Open Console, BYU Concert Organ
AGO Members and Chapter Friends may sign up to play the Letourneau concert organ on September 13 by clicking the button below. The sign-up form will close on September 10. If you played the Létourneau in January at our Open Console, you can still sign up. We will try to make sure that those who haven't played this instrument be first in line. Plan your registration ahead with the stoplist. Sign up to play in the Open Console
Find out more »Eccles Organ Festival – Polish organist Ilona Kubiaczyk-Alder
The 32nd Season will launch on September 14th, 2025 at 8:00 pm in the Cathedral of the Madeleine with a performance by Polish organist Ilona Kubiaczyk-Alder. Ilona has been recognized in several international organ competitions and maintains an active performance schedule throughout Europe and North America. She currently serves as Director of Music at Pinnacle Presbyterian Church, Scottsdale, AZ. Her concert program, entitled “Music of Eastern Europe and the Americas” will feature rarely heard works from Latvia, Poland, Ukraine, Brazil, Mexico, and…
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