Carol Williams (International Concert Organist) - return to Welcome
Organ Recitals Nationwide
Programme
Toccata in the Style of Scarlatti - Gordon Young (1919-98)
Suite - Tylman Susato (1510-70) - Arr. Carol Williams
March; Dance; Pavane; Dance
Fantasia in D Major - Johann Christian Kittel (1732-1809)
Symphony VII - Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
Allegretto - Arr. Carol Williams
March, A Little Suite - Trevor Duncan (1924-2005)
Après un Réve - Gabriel Faure (1845-1924)
Te Deum, Cinq Improvisations - Charles Tournemire (1870-1939)
Twilight, Op. 3 - Carol Williams (Contemporary.)
Hommage à Vierne, Op. 26 - Carol Williams
Waltz of the Flowers - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-93)
Midnight Special - Jimmy Smith (1928-2005) - Arr. Carol Williams
Take Five - Paul Desmond (1924-77) - Arr. Carol Williams
Carillon - Gerald Near (b.1942) (Contemporary)
Biography
Dr. Carol Williams is Americas' Sweetheart Organist. An internationally acclaimed performing concert organist and composer from a Welsh family celebrated for her captivating presence and genre-spanning musical voice. She has performed on many of the world’s great stages, enchanting audiences with exceptional artistry and a subtle, straight-faced British wit.
Carol also hosts the YouTube series "On The Bench with Dr. Carol", where she interviews musicians, and co-produces the global documentary series "TourBus" documentaries to the King of Instruments, exploring the music, people, and places that shape the worlds' pipe organs. Together, these platforms offer a window into her creative life, inspirations, and the enduring impact of her music.
Beyond the concert hall, Carol is an equestrian with a deep love for animals. She frequently performs fundraising concerts in support of animal rescues, the American Red Cross and military veterans, first responders, and firefighters (husband Kerry is a US Navy vet). Using her music to uplift and give back to the communities she cherishes.
