Isabelle Demers
Organ Recital
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Sun Nov 6, 2022 7:30pm
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Isabelle Demers
“There is no shortage of organists who make their instruments roar...Demers made the instrument sing.” (ClassicalSource.com)
Québec native and Associate Professor of Organ at her hometown’s McGill University, Isabelle Demers is a graduate of the Juilliard School. Her recital traverses more than 400 years of music, with her own transcriptions of music by Bach and Stravinsky bookending smaller works by Charles Alkan, Michael Praetorius, and William Albright. Demers commemorates the 100th anniversary of the death of César Franck with a performance of the second of his stirring Three Chorales, composed only months before his death in 1890.
This performance is generously supported by Mari L. Danihel.
