Free Organ Concert

Name: Free Organ Concert
Start: 2025-10-05T15:00:00-04:00
Location: 515 S McDuffie St, Anderson, SC, United States, South Carolina 29624

Schedule

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025 at 03:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

515 S McDuffie St, Anderson, SC, United States, South Carolina 29624 | Anderson, SC

Free Organ Concert featuring Johnathan Dimmock, Organist for the San Francisco Symphony!
With a personal focus on the healing quality of Beauty, Jonathan Dimmock is recognized internationally as a consummate artist, and his musicianship is enjoyed by at least 100,000 people each year. An innovative programmer, he designs and performs weekly programs for the Legion of Honor Museum, where he serves as Principal Organist, illustrating the correlation between art and music. He is also the Organist for the San Francisco Symphony, Music Director at Congregation Sherith Israel, and in constant demand as an organ accompanist. He is one of the few organists in the world to perform on six continents – venues from St. Peter’s in Rome to Notre Dame in Paris, and from Carnegie Hall to the Cultural Center in Hong Kong. A graduate of Oberlin and Yale, he had the unique privilege of being the first American to serve as Organ Scholar of Westminster Abbey, after which he has continued his career in the U.S. serving three cathedrals: St. John the Divine (New York City), St. Mark’s (Minneapolis), and Grace (San Francisco). For over twelve years, he was also Music Director at St. Ignatius Church in San Francisco – the largest Jesuit church in the United States. He has recorded more than fifty CDs including a Grammy Award-winning Mahler Symphony VIII with the San Francisco Symphony. He has been interviewed and featured on numerous radio and television stations including National Public Radio, Radio France, BBC3, ABC (Australia), MTV2 (Budapest), BCC (Barbados), and SABC (South Africa). He has founded five nonprofit organizations, including the highly acclaimed American Bach Soloists and The Resonance Project – using live music to transform conflict and find common ground, hailed by President Obama for its visionary approach to building world peace.