Program
Reflections of Italy in Northern Europe
Sequitur praeambulum in C
et postest variari in d f g a (1448)
Mit ganczem Willen

My Lady Nevells ground

Echo fantasia in d

Tiento de medio registro
de mano derecha de primo tono

Choralfantasie “An Wasserflüssen Babylon”

Praeludium in e-moll

Ciaccona in Bes

Toccata prima

Adam Ileborg von Stendal

Conrad Paumann
(1410-1473)
William Byrd
(1539-1623)
Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck
(1562-1621)
Pablo Bruna
(1611-1679)

Johann Adam Reincken
(1623-1722)
Nicolaus Bruhns
(1665-1696)
Johann Bernhard Bach
(1676-1749)
Georg Muffat
(1653-1704)

Matteo Imbruno
A native of Pietramontecorvino (Italy), studied organ in Bologna,
Rotterdam and Lübeck. He is resident organist of the Oude Kerk in
Amsterdam, the same position that Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck held in the
17th century, and the Amsterdam Hermitage. Active as a concert
performer, he has played in the most prestigious festivals and music
centres of Europe, Japan, South America and the United States.
He is visiting teacher at the Buenos Aires conservatory and at the
university of Rosario (Argentina). He gives masterclasses throughout the
world and is in demand on international juries. He has recorded CD's on
historical organs in The Netherlands and Italy, and has made several
recordings for the BBC radio London. Matteo Imbruno is the artistic
director of the International Organ Competition "Jan Pieterszoon
Sweelinck".

Upcoming Concerts
Sunday, Nov. 13, 2:30 pm
Everything is Illuminated
An ecstatic experience evoked by three pipe organs,
hurdy-gurdy, rabab, tsimbl, violin, piano, sine waves and more.
Organists Ilona and Jacob Adler will be joined by an eclectic group of
improvising musicians from around the world.
Sunday, December 11, 2:30 pm and 5 pm
9th Annual Organ Christmas concert
Kimberly Marshall and the ASU Organ Studio retell the age-old
Christmas story with seasonal carols and noëls. The festively decorated
Organ Hall is sure to get you in the holiday spirit!

Matteo
Imbruno
ORGAN
October 23, 2011
2:30 pm
ASU Organ Hall