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2017

25 JanuarySolo Organ Recital | San Juan . Puerto Rico
17 FebruarySolo Organ Recital | Champaign . Illinois
7 MarchSolo Organ Recital | Madison . Wisconsin
2 AprilSolo Organ Recital | New York . New York
23 AprilSolo Organ Recital | Washington . DC
20 MayDuo Program with Organist Jeremy Filsell | Silver Spring . Maryland
28 MayDuo Program with Organist Jeremy Filsell | Auckland . New Zealand
13 JuneDuo Program with Organist Jeremy Filsell | Washington . DC
17 SeptemberSolo Organ Recital | Hagerstown . Maryland
24 OctoberSolo Organ Recital | Jackson . Tennessee
17 NovemberDuo Program with Organist Chuyoung Suter | Gaithersburg . Maryland
19 NovemberDuo Program with Organist Chuyoung Suter | Ashburn . Virginia

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2016

15 JanuaryDuo Concert with Chuyoung Suter | Gaithersburg . Maryland

31 JanuaryComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Yale University

9 FebruaryComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Oberlin Conservatory of Music

14 FebruaryDuo Concert with Chuyoung Suter | Stateline . Nevada

3 MarchComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Interlochen . Michigan

13 MarchDuo Concert with Chuyoung Suter | Tampa . Florida

3 AprilDuo Concert with Jeremy Filsell | Beeville . Texas

3 AprilComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Washington . DC

1 MayComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | River Forest . Illinois

17 MayDuo Concert with Chuyoung Suter | New York City . New York

18 SeptemberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Washington . DC

27 SeptemberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Houston . Texas

2 OctoberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Boston . Massachusetts

16 OctoberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Nashville . Tennessee

4 NovemberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Portland . Oregon

13 NovemberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | Durham . North Carolina

6 DecemberComplete Organ Works of Duruflé | New York City . New York

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2015

18 JanuaryLincoln Organ Showcase | Lincoln . Nebraska

27 JanuarySolo Organ Concert | Naples . Florida

16 AprilNational Symphony Orchesta . Postlude Concert | Kennedy Center . Washington DC

23 JulySuter Family Performs Mozart | Washington National Cathedral . Washington DC

2 OctoberDuo Concert with Chuyoung Suter | National City Christian Church . Washington DC

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2013

23 JuneShepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church | Ellison Bay . Wisconsin

15 SeptemberSt. Thomas Church | New York City . New York

5 OctoberSpencerville Seventh Day | Silver Spring . Maryland

19 OctoberPrinceton University Chapel | Princeton . New Jersey

19 NovemberPeachtree Road UMC | Atlanta . Georgia

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Press | Review ~ Oberlin

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Review of an all-Duruflé concert in Finney Chapel, Oberlin, Ohio:

Suter’s impeccable organ playing and musicianship were certainly the highlight of the evening. The “Suite Pour Orgue, Op. 5” (1933), which consists of a prelude, sicilienne and toccata, was played with such virtuosity it seemed an effortless task. The contrasting colors and subtle harmonies of Duruflé were evident in the suite and Suter brought out these musical aspects with perfection and ease.
~ Oberlin Review [US]

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Press | Review ~ Great Organbuilders of America

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Review of the Great Organbuilders of America series of recordings on the JAV Recordings label:

For me, the finest playing is that of Erik William Suter on Volume 5. A graduate of Oberlin and Yale and a pupil of Thomas Murray (among others), he brings a rare depth of musicianship, rhythmical subtlety, beautifully detailed articulation, allied to a refined ear for colour. His Tournemire Te Deum, Vierne Clair de lune and Toccata, Duruflé Scherzo and Dupré Preludio (from Symphonie II) are not just technically flawless but real interpretations – the sort to which one will always return with pleasure. His Bach is similarly refined and his sense of the fantasia-like quality of the Toccata from BWV 564 is as distinguished as any I have ever heard.
~ Organists’ Review [UK]