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Meet Christopher Houlihan, a distinguished organist whose artistry blends virtuosic technique with thoughtful musical storytelling. As John Rose Distinguished College Organist and Director of Chapel Music at Trinity College, Houlihan also serves as Artistic Director of the Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford. His career spans performing, scholarship, and education, making him a central figure in modern concert organ music.
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From classical cornerstones to contemporary explorations, Houlihan’s performances bring the organ to life in resonant venues and intimate recitals alike. Whether you’re a longtime devotee or new to the instrument, secure your seats for his next appearance and hear why critics and audiences alike describe his playing as insightful, powerful, and unmistakably human.
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Houlihan’s discography highlights a commitment to diverse repertoire. His latest release, First and Last: Franck & Vierne (Azica, 2023), pairs Franck’s Grande pièce symphonique with Vierne’s Symphony No. 6, recorded on the Manton Memorial Organ in New York. Earlier albums include Christopher Houlihan Plays Bach (Azica, 2017), Joys, Mournings, and Battles: Music of Duruflé and Alain (Towerhill, 2010), and Louis Vierne: Second Symphony for Organ (Towerhill, 2007). These recordings showcase his capacity to translate organ literature across eras with clarity, color, and emotional depth.
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Looking ahead to 2025, Houlihan embarks on an engaging tour featuring recitals and appearances in New York City at venues such as St. John the Divine and events with the Wagner Society of NY, a performance with the Columbus Symphony in Columbus, GA at The King of Instruments, and a recital at St. Stephen’s Church in Millburn, NJ. Each date offers a unique program highlighting masterful organ technique and programming that informs and inspires.
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Social media and official updates are available through his site, where you can follow ongoing projects and tour announcements. We’ve got you covered for easy, no-fuss access to Christopher Houlihan’s performances—secure your seats and experience his artistry for yourself.
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Houlihan’s discography highlights a commitment to diverse repertoire. His latest release, First and Last: Franck & Vierne (Azica, 2023), pairs Franck’s Grande pièce symphonique with Vierne’s Symphony No. 6, recorded on the Manton Memorial Organ in New York. Earlier albums include Christopher Houlihan Plays Bach (Azica, 2017), Joys, Mournings, and Battles: Music of Duruflé and Alain (Towerhill, 2010), and Louis Vierne: Second Symphony for Organ (Towerhill, 2007). These recordings showcase his capacity to translate organ literature across eras with clarity, color, and emotional depth.
Looking ahead to 2025, Houlihan embarks on an engaging tour featuring recitals and appearances in New York City at venues such as St. John the Divine and events with the Wagner Society of NY, a performance with the Columbus Symphony in Columbus, GA at The King of Instruments, and a recital at St. Stephen’s Church in Millburn, NJ. Each date offers a unique program highlighting masterful organ technique and programming that informs and inspires.
Social media and official updates are available through his site, where you can follow ongoing projects and tour announcements. We’ve got you covered for easy, no-fuss access to Christopher Houlihan’s performances—secure your seats and experience his artistry for yourself.
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