Description
We offer Weekend Organ Meditations on The Bicentennial Organ from 4–4:45 pm on Saturdays during the program year, featuring the diverse repertoire of the pipe organ. The 2026–2027 season continues through May 29, 2027. Join us in person or via livestream.
24 October 2026
Program
Karosi Bálint; Preludia alla Marcia; Battle hymn of the Republic
Dvorak: Symphony No.9. l. movement arr: Jonathan Scott
Dudley Buck: The Star spangled banner concert variations
Dvorak; Largo ,Symphony No.9 arr; Lemare
Karosi Bálint: Canonic Fanfare ( based on an ancient Hungarian folk song)
Dvorak: Finale from the 9. Symphony arr: Lemare
Áron Dóbisz graduated as an organist and organ teacher from the Faculty of Music of the University of Szeged in 2007. In 2011, he completed his studies as a piano teacher at the same university. In 2006, he studied in Italy on an Erasmus scholarship, an experience that contributed significantly to his international artistic development. He has received prizes at numerous Hungarian and major European organ competitions and was awarded the Grand Prize at the Szeged Organ Competition in 2006.
As a concert organist, Áron Dóbisz has performed in numerous countries throughout Europe, as well as in Canada and the United States. His repertoire places particular emphasis on 20th-century Hungarian organ music, alongside the broader European organ tradition.
Since 2019, he has formed an organ–trumpet duo with trumpeter and flugelhorn player Bence János Samodai. Their programs combine the monumental sound of the pipe organ with the brilliance of the trumpet. Their first recording, featuring Baroque masterpieces, was released on Spotify in 2020.
His artistic career combines concert performance, international collaboration, music education and a strong commitment to the Hungarian organ repertoire.
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