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Isabelle Demers is an internationally acclaimed organist known for her expressive interpretations and technical mastery. Born in Lachine, Quebec, she honed her craft at the Conservatoire de musique du Québec à Montréal before advancing to the Juilliard School, where she studied with Paul Jacobs. Demers currently serves as Associate Professor of Organ at McGill University’s Schulich School of Music, where she shapes the next generation of concert organists.

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Her career has taken her to world-renowned venues such as Disney Hall, Elbphilharmonie, and Westminster Abbey. She has been featured on radio programs like Pipedreams and appears in OSM concert seasons, captivating audiences with repertoire ranging from Bach to contemporary works.

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Whether performing historic masterworks or commissioning new pieces, Demers combines scholarly depth with a vibrant stage presence, making each recital a memorable musical conversation. Secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets for her upcoming performances.

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Quick Facts About Isabelle Demers

  • Born in Lachine, Quebec; studied at Conservatoire de musique du Québec à Montréal and Juilliard School (Paul Jacobs).
  • Associate Professor of Organ at McGill University (Schulich School of Music).
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): The Chicago Recital (2020, Acis), Bach, Bull & Bombardes (2013, Pro Organo), The Chorale Fantasias of Max Reger (2012, Acis), Rachel Laurin: Oeuvres pour orgue (2011, Acis), New & the Old (2010, Acis).
  • Awards: Montreal Symphony Orchestra Competition – Second Prize (2000); Godfrey Hewitt Fellowship (2006).
  • Notable venues/impact: performed internationally at major venues like Disney Hall, Elbphilharmonie, and Westminster Abbey; featured on Pipedreams and in OSM concert programs.
  • Latest CD acknowledgement: The Chicago Recital (Acis APL41752); year 2020.

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Isabelle Demers Discography

  • The Chicago Recital
    2020 · Acis
  • Bach, Bull & Bombardes
    2013 · Pro Organo
  • The Chorale Fantasias of Max Reger
    2012 · Acis
  • Rachel Laurin: Oeuvres pour orgue
    2011 · Acis
  • New & the Old
    2010 · Acis

Biography

Isabelle Demers’ artistic journey blends rigorous training with a commitment to musical education. After earning recognition with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra Competition (Second Prize, 2000) and the Godfrey Hewitt Fellowship (2006), she expanded her reach across continents. Her recordings illuminate her versatile approach to the organ repertoire, with recent releases highlighting her affinity for performance practice and coloristic nuance.

Discography highlights include The Chicago Recital (2020, Acis APL41752), Bach, Bull & Bombardes (2013, Pro Organo), The Chorale Fantasias of Max Reger (2012, Acis), Rachel Laurin: Oeuvres pour orgue (2011, Acis), and New & the Old (2010, Acis).

Upcoming tours will bring Demers to audiences in multiple cities. Each performance promises a thoughtful program, technical clarity, and a communicative presence that reflects her professorial work and concert discipline.

Upcoming Tour Information

  • Fresno – January 26, 2025
  • Sage Chapel, Cornell – February 23, 2025
  • Winnipeg – June 4, 2025 (RCCO)
  • London – August 25, 2025, Southwark Cathedral

For fans and students alike, these concerts offer a chance to experience a masterful performer whose work bridges historic organ literature and contemporary interpretation. Check back for program notes and venue details as dates approach.

Discography Highlights

  • The Chicago Recital (2020) – Acis
  • Bach, Bull & Bombardes (2013) – Pro Organo
  • The Chorale Fantasias of Max Reger (2012) – Acis
  • Rachel Laurin: Oeuvres pour orgue (2011) – Acis
  • New & the Old (2010) – Acis

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