Hayden Glasgow in recital!
Hayden Glasgow will present an organ recital at All Saints Lutheran Church, 6770 N. High St., Worthington, Thursday, May 21 at 7:00 pm on the 33-rank Kegg pipe organ. Hayden is midway through his degree work for a Doctorate of Music in organ performance and literature at Indiana University. As a member of All Saints he was a student member of the Columbus AGO Chapter. The recital is free and open to the public.
Hayden Ives-Glasgow is a native of Columbus, Ohio, and graduated summa cum laude with his Bachelors of Music in organ performance at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music under Dr. Michael Unger, as well as his Masters of Music degree in Organ Performance at Indiana University under Dr. Janette Fishell. He continues his schooling at Indiana University under Dr. Fishell, pursuing his Doctor of Music in organ performance and literature. Within his time at Indiana University he has been an Assistant Instructor of piano and, currently, organ. Formerly, he worked as an organ intern at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana and as organ scholar at Covenant-First Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati, Ohio and St.
Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church in Louisville, Kentucky. He has performed a variety of both solo and collaborative recitals, performing a wide variety of repertoire to reflect the organ’s vast musical tradition. He has received the Roger and Claribelle Schlemmer Scholarship
Endowment for his musical accomplishments and was highlighted by the UC Foundation in their “Philanthropy Friday” series. Currently, Hayden is the organ scholar at Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, participating and supporting the great liturgical and musical tradition of the church.
He is excited and grateful to be able to play another recital at All Saints Lutheran Church, which is not only the church he was raised in, but the church in which he discovered his love for the organ and wider church music.
Concerts at Prince of Peace #7
Choir and orchestra join forces to showcase centuries of psalm settings. Psalms of lament, comfort and praise will be offered by a wide range of composers in this season closing concert.
ProArteOhio Concert
AMERICAN PORTRAIT
Marking the Nation’s 250th Anniversary
Sunday, April 19, 2026. 4:00 p.m.
Saint Mary Mother of God | German Village
Columbus, Ohio
ProArteOhio Concert
AMERICAN PORTRAIT
Marking the Nation’s 250th Anniversary
Saturday, April 18, 2026. 4:00 p.m.
Zion Lutheran Church
Wooster, Ohio
RUN-OUT PERFORMANCE
St. Joseph Cathedral Concert Series #8
Dr. Richard K. Fitzgerald, organist; Meditations on the Stations of the Cross
Concerts at Prince of Peace #6
Bach’s Cantata 38 setting of psalm 130, “Aus tiefer Not” pairs with Mendelssohn’s Chorale cantata “If thou but suffer God to guide thee” offered in the context of evening prayer by the Prince of Peace Choir and string orchestra.
Concerts at Prince of Peace #5
Join us as we celebrate the arrival of a new Steinway piano. Paul Melcher will showcase the instrument with a wide range of literature including some of his own compositions.
St. Joseph Cathedral Concert Series #7
Compline featuring the men of the Cathedral choir
Concerts at Prince of Peace #4
Praised for their “lush intensity and bravado” and the “cohesion and intonation one might expect from an ensemble twice their age,” the American-Canadian Callisto Quartet brings together four musicians who share a passion for bringing chamber music to audiences around the world.
St. Joseph Cathedral Concert Series #6
Dr. Richard K. Fitzgerald, organist; H. Lee Rose, tenor
Concerts at Prince of Peace #3
The Prince of Peace Choir and concert orchestra will share Jonathan Willcocks’ setting of the Magnificat and along with other favorite carols and Christmas classics.
ProArteOhio Concert
NOËL
Motets, Holiday Favorites, and French Carols
Sunday, December 14, 2025 4:00 p.m.
Saint Mary Mother of God | German Village
Lancaster, Ohio
ProArteOhio Concert
NOËL
Motets, Holiday Favorites, and French Carols
Sunday, November 30, 2025. 4:00 p.m.
The Basilica of Saint Mary of the Assumption
Lancaster, Ohio
A Pastoral Approach to Transforming Parish Music to a More Sacred Style
"A Pastoral Approach to Transforming Parish Music to a More Sacred Style" – Dr. Myrna Keogh
On-line Seminar
Register at https://seminars.sacredmusicinstitute.org/fall-2025-seminars
St. Joseph Cathedral Concert Series #4
Concert for the Feast of All Souls, including Duruflé’s Requiem.
ProArteOhio Concert
Hail, Gladdening Light
Sunday, October 26, 2025. 4:00 p.m.
Saint Mary Mother of God | German Village
Columbus, Ohio
Magnificent Works for Double Choir
Joshua Brodbeck, guest organistMusic for double choir broadens the texture and expressive palate of composition and possesses a certain majesty that lovers of the choral art form find irresistible. Such works have been written for 500 years, filling the ears and imaginations of audiences with both celebrative and meditative sounds. The two choirs in this literature create a musical dialogue in which a conversation of choral restatements, contrasts, or even simple echoes provide a satisfying game of aural ping pong.
Concerts at Prince of Peace #2
Internationally renowned as an authority on the organ music of Johann Sebastian Bach, James Kibbie will share a variety of music on the Schlicker Organ at Prince of Peace.
Organ Registration
"Organ Registration" – Dr. Brendan Conner
On-line Seminar
Register at https://seminars.sacredmusicinstitute.org/fall-2025-seminars
St. Joseph Cathedral Concert Series #2
Compline featuring the men of the Cathedral choir
Joshua Stafford in Concert
Joshua Stafford in Concert
Westminster Presbyterian Church
125 North Wilkinson St.
Dayton, OH
Concerts at Prince of Peace #1
What is better than one cello? Four of course! Come hear UCelli: The Columbus Cello Quartet, perform original works for cello quartet that span the last four hundred years!
Improvisation and the Music of Jean Langlais
Improvisation and the Music of Jean Langlais – Dr. Ann Labounsky
On-line Seminar
Register at https://seminars.sacredmusicinstitute.org/fall-2025-seminars
Annual Banquet
6:00 – Meet and Greet
6:30 – Dinner
7:15 – Annual Business Meeting
7:30 – Entertainment: The Jimmy Leach Trio
Organ Recital - Patrick Pope
Canadian organist John Paul Farahat leads a dual career as performer and pedagogue. He is Director of Music and Principal Organist of Saint Basil’s Church, at the University of Toronto, and is faculty Organ Instructor at Saint Michael’s Choir School. He serves as Chair of Advocacy on the Board of Directors for the Royal Canadian College of Organists.