Fisk Organ Recital Series | Lukas Hasler

Name: Fisk Organ Recital Series | Lukas Hasler
Start: 2026-01-30T19:30:00-07:00
Location: 3900 East Stanford Drive, Paradise Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 85253

Schedule

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026 at 07:30 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

3900 East Stanford Drive, Paradise Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 85253 | Paradise Valley, AZ

Camelback Arts | Fisk Organ Series
Lukas Hasler
Friday, January 30
7:30 PM
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About Lukas Hasler
Lukas Hasler is part of a new generation of organists who have made an international name for themselves through virtuosity, creativity, and media presence. He currently lives and works between Vienna and Los Angeles, where he is a doctoral student at the University of Southern California under Cherry Rhodes. He previously completed his concert organ studies with distinction at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz with Ulrich Walther, and gained formative international experience in Strasbourg with Johann Vexo, as well as in Hamburg, where he also earned a master’s degree in Cultural and Media Management.
His concert engagements have taken him to prestigious stages around the world – from Brisbane City Hall in Australia and the Russian Philharmonic Festival in Volgograd to the famous Bruckner Organ in St. Florian, Austria. In the United States, he has performed in cathedrals from coast to coast – and in legendary venues such as the Methuen Memorial Music Hall in Boston. Other highlights include his participation in the opening festival of the Salzburg Festival and numerous performances at AGO Conventions.
In 2022, Hasler made a powerful musical statement of solidarity: he was the first classical musician to perform at the concert hall in Lviv after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, giving two benefit concerts for victims of the conflict. He is also in demand as a pedagogue, giving international masterclasses at institutions including the conservatory in Madrid and the University of Almaty in Kazakhstan. In addition to his organ playing, Lukas Hasler is active as a composer and arranger – his early works received awards from the “Jugend komponiert” competition, and his organ transcriptions have since become a regular part of his repertoire. A significant milestone in his career was marked by his recordings on the grand organ of the Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna. His solo CD A Portrait (2019), featuring works by Bach, Liszt, Dupré, and his own improvisations, was enthusiastically received by press and public alike. That same year, the Kleine Zeitung named him “Newcomer of the Year” – following multiple wins at the “Prima la Musica” competition and the “Grand Prix” at the International Organ Competition in Malta.
With his passion project Organ For Planet, Lukas Hasler combines music with global awareness: he plays organ concerts in extraordinary locations around the globe – places notable for their geographic position, cultural history, or political significance. The project began with a concert at St. Thomas Church in New York, held right after the U.S. elections. His journey has since taken him to the unique cave organ in the Luray Caverns (USA), the world’s largest church in Yamoussoukro (Ivory Coast), and as far as the northernmost permanently inhabited place on Earth: Svalbard.
With over 100,000 followers on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, Lukas Hasler is today one of the most visible and influential organists worldwide – as an artist, communicator, and bridge-builder between tradition and the present.
About Camelback Arts:
Camelback Arts, a ministry of Camelback Bible Church, exists to glorify God and refresh the soul through performances and exhibitions of visual and musical excellence, rooted in a sacred space that welcomes and inspires the community. Camelback Arts events include the Fisk Organ Recital Series, the 45th Annual Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, Service of Darkness (Good Friday), and Create-A-Thon, a juried art event held every February.