Christopher Houlihan at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 16th Street. Friday, March 10 @ 7:30pm. Reception follows performance. $15
The New York Times calls him "gifted"; the Wall Street Journal says his performance is "dazzling." The LA Times proclaims him as "the next big organ talent." He hasn't hit 30 yet, but young Christopher Houlihan is taking the organ world by storm, and he's performing in Wilmington on Friday, March 10 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. He drew a great deal of attention when he performed all 6 of Louis Vierne's organ symphonies in 2012, and he'll play excerpts (Scherzo, Cantabile, & Allegro) from Vierne's 2nd Symphony on Friday night, plus Vierne's Carillon de Westminster, J.S. Bach's Italian Concerto, and César Franck's Choral II in B minor.
Listen above to hear Houlihan talk about his relationship with the many organs he plays in his travels.
Tickets for the concert are available online and at the door.
