The Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Natasha Ulyanovsky playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, March 3, 2024, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

The concert is free admission – donations welcome in any amount. Checks payable to Music at the Red Door or click here to donate online.

Click on the image below to watch. Click here for full program pdf.

Program:
Minuet from London Symphony – Joseph Haydn, transcribed by Albert Wier
Lamento – Joseph Rheinberger
Consolation op.65 – Max Reger
Sheep May Safely Graze from Cantata BWV 208 The Hunt – Johann Sebastian Bach, transcribed by Egon Petri
Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor BWV 582 – Johann Sebastian Bach

Learn more about St. John’s famed Austin pipe organ.

About the Artist:

Natasha Ulyanovsky is a concert pianist, organist, and vocal coach. A graduate of Odessa Conservatory, Ukraine, she continued her musical studies at Moscow Conservatory and Queen’s College, Oxford. In the former USSR she was an orchestra artist and vocal coach at Odessa Opera House, and concertized under auspices of ” Soyuzconcert,” booking agency for professional musicians. She performed in Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Germany, Poland, Israel, Italy, Virgin Islands. In 1988 she earned the title of Honored artist of Abkhazian Republic of USSR.
After immigrating to the USA, she taught music at Hotchkiss and Kent Schools, Hartt School, CCSU, and performed at Bushnell Concert Hall, Carnegie Hall, Interchurch Center in NYC, CCSU, Jacobs School of Music, IU, Wesleyan University, Columbia University, Paderewski Musical Academy, Poland, Odessa Conservatory, Ukraine, and Trinity College.
Her recent performances include ” Chopin In the City” festival in Chicago; International Organ festival in Ravenna, Italy; Summer music festival at New Britain Museum of American Art; Beth Israel Organ Sounds; and Congregation Beth Israel, West Hartford.

Join us for half-hour organ concerts featuring St. John’s magnificent Austin pipe organ, on the first Sunday of the month, November through June, 12:30 p.m. with regional organists. Free!