For more than 85 years, the Trinity College Chapel has been a landmark venue for extraordinary music making, both in concerts and services that enrich the life of the college and the wider Hartford community.
Trinity Organ Series presents a virtual organ festival celebrating the the brilliant music and tragic life of Louis Vierne on the composer's 150th birthday
The Carillon Recital Series has been a Hartford tradition since 1949, featuring national and international guest artists. This year, you are invited to enjoy the music of the 49-bell Plumb Memorial Carillon, one of approximately 200 such instruments in North America, from the comfort of of your own home (or backyard!).
ASOFH brings some of the world’s most promising young organists to Hartford to perform and compete on Trinity’s renowned Austin pipe organ. The festival also presents concerts, classes, and other educational opportunities at the college and throughout Hartford.
The 2019 festival featured concerts with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and Christopher Houlihan, college organist.
Trinity College's Austin Organ was built in Hartford and contains 4,416 pipes. The largest are the size of trees and the smallest are the size of pencils.
Hartford Symphony Orchestra Coming to Trinity College Chapel
Acclaimed concert organist Christopher Houlihan ’09 will perform with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra in a pair of concerts at the Trinity College Chapel this fall as part of the 2019 Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford (ASOFH). The concerts—scheduled for Friday, September 27, at 8.00 p.m. and Sunday, September 29, at 3.00 p.m.—are the opening and closing events of the festival.
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Christopher HoulihanJohn Rose College Organist-and-Directorship Distinguished Chair of Chapel Music
