Organ Studio of Huw Lewis at Hope College

Organ Studio of Huw Lewis at Hope College A page for all current, past, future organ students of Huw Lewis at Hope College as well as friends. Like to stay updated on organ-related news at Hope!

Organ study at Hope College has been a keystone of the Music Department since the founding of the college in 1866. Former organ students have gone on to major graduate programs (University of Michigan, Notre Dame, Eastman School of Music, Cleveland Institute of Music, University of Illinois), win competitions, as well as pursue careers in church music, performance and teaching. Dr. Huw Lewis has been Professor of Music and College Organist at Hope since 1990 as well as Director of Music and Organist at St. John's Episcopal Church in Detroit. Educated at the University of Cambridge, University of Michigan and the Royal College of Music, Dr. Lewis seeks to provide the best possible musical education to all students, no matter their background. Hope boasts world-class facilities for organ performance and teaching including the 1929 E.M. Skinner Organ in Dimnent Chapel, the 1999 J.W. Walker & Sons Studio Organ and the 2015 Casavant Frères Op. 3903 in the Concert Hall. More information about these and other instruments at Hope is available on the Music Department webpage.

I was very happy to receive this picture the other day. It was taken at St. Thomas, 5th Avenue, NYC. Jackson (the guy!) ...
07/29/2026

I was very happy to receive this picture the other day. It was taken at St. Thomas, 5th Avenue, NYC.

Jackson (the guy!) was my Edwards Organ Scholar at St. John’s; and the two young ladies (Bethany and Caitlyn) are Hope College organ alums. Jackson is Assisting Organist at the Church, and Bethany and Caitlyn are organ scholars there. 😊

06/15/2026

This link just appeared on my FB page. It brought back many memories. Prof Craioveanu and I look like babies! 😂

London Bridge hasn’t fallen…at least not yet! Our first day exploring the beautiful city! Today—Brompton Oratory, and Ha...
05/21/2026

London Bridge hasn’t fallen…at least not yet!

Our first day exploring the beautiful city! Today—Brompton Oratory, and Harrods.

I’m very proud to sit between these two lads, Sam Shuler and Joseph Schmiedicke, who played beautifully last night at th...
02/07/2026

I’m very proud to sit between these two lads, Sam Shuler and Joseph Schmiedicke, who played beautifully last night at the College’s Annual Showcase!

12/22/2025
The shoes!!
12/18/2025

The shoes!!

At Hope College, we in the Department of Music are feeling very proud of all of our students’ music-making in the 2025 a...
12/18/2025

At Hope College, we in the Department of Music are feeling very proud of all of our students’ music-making in the 2025 annual Vespers program. As you might understand, I’m particularly proud of the five fine young organists who performed beautifully.

Here’s Caitlyn Brown playing the Postlude, which is the last movement of Louis Vierne’s First Organ Symphony. Enjoy!

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We’re VERY proud of all five (!) organists who participated in Hope Colleges 2025  Vespers. Everyone played beautifully....
12/18/2025

We’re VERY proud of all five (!) organists who participated in Hope Colleges 2025 Vespers. Everyone played beautifully. 😊
Here is Caitlyn Brown’s postlude - the last moment (‘Final’) of Louis Vierne’s First Symphony for organ.

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This’ll be great!
11/09/2025

This’ll be great!

🎷 An Evening of Jazz
featuring Hope College Jazz Arts Collective
🗓️ Sat, Nov 15, 2025 7pm to 8:30pm.
🎫 Free Admission

Come join us on the campus of Hope College to hear the wonderful David Briggs perform on our wonderful Casavant organ!Th...
10/31/2025

Come join us on the campus of Hope College to hear the wonderful David Briggs perform on our wonderful Casavant organ!

The recital begins at 7 pm in the Concert Hall, and thanks to the generosity of the Holland Chapter of the AGO, it will be preceded at 6 pm by a lecture by Mr. Briggs in the Recital Hall. Both halls are located in the Jack H Miller Center for Musical Arts.

For complete information click the link below.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JfeJmEibaInrNxvQ723kFYZBr2Ou_NwuFj4L0dm3gNY/edit?usp=drivesdk

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