Noon-Ten Concert: Charles Douthit, organist

All are invited to the Fall Noon-Ten Concert series at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. This fall series features a variety of accomplished musicians, each presenting about one hour of music. Concerts are every Tuesday in October at 12:10pm in the church. Admission is free, with the opportunity provided to support Arts at St. Luke's programming.
Charles Douthit is an organist, collaborative pianist, and choral musician from Mooresville, North Carolina. He recently graduated with a M.M. in Church Music from Baylor University, having studied organ with Dr. Jens Korndörfer. He also holds a B.M. in Church Music from the Baylor School of Music, having studied organ with Dr. Isabelle Demers and Dr. Margaret Harper. . During his undergraduate studies, Charles won 1st Prize and the prize for outstanding hymn playing in the 50th annual William C. Hall Pipe Organ Competition in 2021. In 2022, he was selected as the organ division winner in the Baylor School of Music Semper Pro Musica Competition. As a collaborative artist, he has worked with the Baylor School of Music in various roles both as a pianist and an organist, most notably serving a five-semester term as the accompanist for Baylor Bella Voce, a select treble ensemble founded by Dr. Lynne Gackle. Charles’s greatest passion is church music, having recently been appointed as the new Assistant Director of Music and Organist at Trinity Baptist Church in Mooresville, North Carolina.