Jay Lindsay

06/23/2022

My students gave their annual recital last week. It was the first in-person recital since 2019, and it was so nice to be together with everyone! Great job students!

04/17/2022

Update: He did awesome!! I knew he would do great and he did even better than I expected! I am so proud!

04/16/2022

My student James is going to play at Carnegie Hall in a few minutes!! Wish him luck!

04/03/2022

Last week, the American Guild of Organists and United Church on the Green co-sponsored a Bach festival. It's an annual event held around the time of Bach's birthday, called Bach in the Subways. I was one of the performers, and I was thrilled to play the beautiful harpsichord at the church built by William Dowd. You can check out a recording of the concert here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-y6mT8C4I8

03/27/2022

I played a concert in Madison last week and had a blast playing the historic 1937 Moller organ! It was live-streamed and is still available to watch if you want to check it out:
https://fb.watch/b-yrxq-D-E/

12/13/2021

I want to give a shoutout to my student James, who just performed in the 2021 Mozart Festival sponsored by the Connecticut State Music Teachers Association. He did an amazing job! You can watch the video here:

Participating teachers: Andrew King, Asmik Fomin, Elly Wen, Jay Lindsay, Sabrina Lee, Sharon Girard, Yelena Gerovich

10/11/2020

At 3 pm today, Sunday October 11th, I'll be giving a virtual organ concert on YouTube. Please join me as I play works by Bach, Mendelssohn and Willan. If you miss the live stream, you can watch it at anytime. Here's the link

Virtual organ recital featuring Jay Lindsay performed on his home Hauptwerk organ. Program: Prelude and Fugue in a minor, BWV 543 - J. S. Bach Chorale prelud...

10/03/2020

Hi everybody!
On October 11th at 3 pm, I will be giving a virtual organ concert, hosted by the New Haven chapter of the American Guild of Organists. I hope you can join me. I will be live-streaming from my home and playing on my homemade virtual organ. I'll be talking a bit about the organ I built and the technology that makes it work. The concert will feature works by Bach, Willan and Mendelssohn. I'm really looking forward to sharing this beautiful music with you. If you miss the live-stream, the concert will be available to watch on YouTube after the event is over. The link to the YouTube channel for the New Haven chapter of the American Guild of Organists is https://youtube.com/channel/UCIWNOSvTHyHkL96MvIPtz1g.

This is the channel of the New Haven Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.

06/24/2019

We had another great recital last week! Congrats to everyone who performed!

06/13/2018

Last week's piano recital was a blast! Congrats to everyone who played!

07/05/2017

Met the fantastic Canadian composer, Stephanie Martin this morning. Our choir sang her beautiful Ave Verum Corpus this past year.