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Overture Concert
Organ Series

Overture Concert Organ Performances

Subscriptions and single tickets available now!

Single tickets for all Organ concerts are available now, only through the Overture Center Box Office! Or, save 20% off single ticket prices when you subscribe to all four concerts for $80-$128! Subscriptions for new and renewing subscribers are available through Friday, September 20.

24/25 Organ Season: Celebrate 20 years with us!

The 20th anniversary season of the Overture Concert Organ is going to be one of the most exciting to date! In October, we open with a solo organ concert by Paul Jacobs, a Grammy-award winner and my former Juilliard professor. Lyyra, a new all-female vocal ensemble created by the Voces8 Foundation, and I will perform together in November. In February, I’m thrilled to present a collaborative concert with the great tenor Limmie Pulliam for his return to the Overture stage. We close the season in April with An Empire Brass Celebration, featuring former alumni of the world-famous brass group, with works for organ and brass that were performed by the group over many decades. We will also debut the world premiere of a commissioned work written in celebration of the 20th by one of their former members and UW–Madison trombone professor, Mark Hetzler. I can’t wait to celebrate 20 years of the Overture Concert Organ with you all next season!

— Greg Zelek, Principal Organist and Elaine and Nicholas Mischler Curator of the Overture Concert Organ

 

Paul Jacobs, organ

Thursday, October 3, 2024, 7:30 p.m.

 

 

Lyyra Ensemble with Greg Zelek, organ

Thursday, November 21, 2024, 7:30 p.m.

Greg Zelek, organ
MaryRuth Miller

Shabnam Abedi
Anna Crumley
Elizabeth Tait
Deborah Stephens
Aryssa Leigh Burrs
 

 

 

 

Limmie Pulliam, tenor with Greg Zelek, organ

Tuesday, February 25, 2025, 7:30 p.m.

 

 

Empire Brass Celebration

Thursday, April 3, 2025, 7:30 p.m.

 

Greg Zelek, organ
Marc Reese, trumpet
Derek Lockhart, trumpet
Gregory Miller, horn
Mark Hetzler, trombone
Kenneth Amis, tuba
Matt Endres, percussion

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