I'm so pleased to return to the summer series of organ concerts in this gorgeous, gentle place! Admission is free. Visit https://www.sinsinawa.org/moundcenter/event/summer-organ-concert-series-dr-jan-kraybill/ and stay tuned for details!
The arts are recovering from COVID! I'm happy that my performance calendar is filling up again, and I'm loving sharing music both in-person and online. Because the COVID-19 situation is still in flux in many places, please check back here frequently. I will make every endeavor to keep this calendar page updated as concert plans are made and re-made. Stay safe, everyone!
The below calendar includes all events open to the public. Private events are not listed.
Jan Kraybill solo organ concert
Heritage Center, University of Dubuque, 2000 University Ave, Dubuque, IA 52001
The John and Alice Butler Pipe Organ at the University of Dubuque was built by Dobson Pipe Organs in and debuted in April 2021. I'm pleased to present a free, half-hour recital on this instrument, part of a summer series featuring its unique capabilities. Visit https://www.dbq.edu/HeritageCenter/PipeOrgan/ for facts and photos, and stay tuned for details!
French Organ Music Festival X
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The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 416 W 12th St, Kansas City, MO 64105
I'm honored to once again be invited to play the closing segment of this annual celebration of the glorious music of French composers, in the Festival's tenth anniversary year. Stay tuned for details!
Jan Kraybill solo organ concert: "Beginnings"
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Village Presbyterian Church, 6641 Mission Rd, Prairie Village, KS 66208
[from Village Presbyterian's website] Need a break? Come and refresh your spirit with a midday concert from September through May. Each 30-minute recital begins at 12:15 p.m. in the Mission Campus Sanctuary and is followed by a meet-the-artist reception in the Welcome Center. These free recitals require no ticket or reservation.
For this performance to open the 2022-23 2nd Thursday Recital season, I've designed a program titled "Beginnings." I hope to see you there!
Christ Episcopal Church has had a rich history of service and music since it was built in the heart of St. Joseph, MO, in 1851. In 2018, they celebrated the 150th anniversary of their pipe organ's original 20 ranks, making it one of the oldest pipe organs in the state of Missouri. Various additions and updates have been made over its lifetime. I'm pleased to appear on the church's recital series. Stay tuned for details!
