Paul-Martin Maki, Organist
Works by Bruhns, Widor, Vierne

Paul-Martin Maki kicks off St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church’s First Tuesday One O’Clock Concerts with works by Bruhns, a mysterious 17^thcentury virtuoso who died at the age of 31; Widor, the facile improviser who played at St. Sulpice, Paris; and Vierne, the blind French organist who played at Notre Dame, Paris.

The series, curated by Dr. Gregory D’Agostino, St. Ann’s Organist and Director of Music, will feature New York’s finest musicians. The concerts take place on the first Tuesday of each month and are free, although St. Ann’s welcomes donations in support of the restoration fund for our historic five-manual Skinner organ.

Upcoming concerts:

November 6, 2018, 1:00 pm
John Wolfe, Organist
Works by Vierne, Messiaen

December 4, 2018, 1:00 pm
Justin Bischof, Organist
Advent improvisations