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X-WR-CALNAME:Guest Recital: Erik Suter '95\, organ
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DESCRIPTION:A guest recital by Erik Suter '95\, organ\, performing the comp
 lete organ works of Maurice Duruflé.\n\nA concert sponsored by the Alumni
  in Service to Oberlin College program.\n\nProgram:\n\nFugue sur le Thème
  du Carillon des Heures                   Maurice Duruflé    (1902-1986)\
 n\n         de la Cathédral de Soissons\, Op. 12        \n\n \n\nMéditat
 ion pour Orgue\, Op. posth.\n\n \n\nPrélude et Fugue sur le nom d’Alain
 \, Op. 7\n\n \n\nPrélude\, Adagio\, et Choral Varié sur le thème du Ven
 i Creator\, Op. 4 \n\n \n\nPrélude sur l’Introit de l’Épiphanie\, Op
 . 13\n\n \n\nScherzo\, Op. 2\n\n \n\nSuite pour Orgue\, Op. 5\n\n         
 Prélude\n\n         Sicilienne\n\n         Toccata\n\n--\n\nErik Wm. Sute
 r ’95 is a musician of international acclaim. A native of Chicago\, he h
 olds degrees from both Oberlin Conservatory\, where he helped found the Fr
 iday Night Organ Pump\, and Yale University\, and has studied with Haskell
  Thomson\, Thomas Murray\, and Gerre Hancock. He has held positions at Tri
 nity Church\, Copley Square\, and at the Parish of All Saints\, both in Bo
 ston\; and at Trinity Church-on-the-Green in New Haven\, Connecticut\, and
  for nearly 10 years\, he served as organist at Washington National Cathed
 ral in Washington\, DC.\n\nSuter has performed extensively in many Asian a
 nd European countries as well as throughout North America\, including at n
 ational conventions of the American Guild of Organists and the Organ Histo
 rical Society. As a continuo artist\, he has appeared with the Philadelphi
 a Orchestra and National Symphony Orchestra.\n\nSuter won first prize in t
 he 1993 Chicago American Guild of Organists Young Organist’s Competition
 \; first prize in the 1995 National Undergraduate Organ Competition in Iow
 a\; the Gold Medal of the Mayor of Musashino/Tokyo in the 1996 Internation
 al Organ Competition in Japan\; and first prize in the 1997 Yale Biennial 
 Organ Competition. He was also a two-time finalist in the prestigious AGO 
 National Young Artists Competition in Organ Playing. Suter has been featur
 ed numerous times on the nationally syndicated American Public Media show 
 Pipedreams and has recorded for the JAV Recordings\, Gothic\, and Pro Orga
 no labels.\n\nBased at Washington National Airport\, Suter is also a comme
 rcial pilot and flight instructor. He lives in Gaithersburg\, Maryland\, w
 ith his wife and son.\n\nFor more information\, please visit www.erikwmsut
 er.com.
GEO:41.293816;-82.22055
LOCATION:Finney Chapel
SUMMARY:Guest Recital: Erik Suter '95\, organ
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/guest_recital_erik_suter_9
 6_organ
CATEGORIES:Master Class
CATEGORIES:Music
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