All Bach Organ Recital

On Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 4:00pm, Eric Plutz, Princeton University Organist, will present an All Bach organ recital at St. Stephen’s Church in Millburn.

For the last two decades, Eric Plutz has been University Organist at Princeton University, where his responsibilities include playing for weekly services at the Chapel, Academic Ceremonies, and solo concerts. He manages the weekly After Noon Concert Series at the University Chapel, is Lecturer in Music and Instructor of Organ at Princeton University, and maintains a private studio. Mr. Plutz is Collaborative Keyboardist for Princeton Pro Musica and accompanist for the Somerset Hills Chorus. More information is available at www.ericplutz.com. Mr. Plutz has made six solo recordings: Musique Héroïque, Carnival, Denver Jubilee, and French Trilogy, about which James Reed (The Diapason) wrote, “Plutz is a master craftsman… his performances are sensitive, emotional, stunningly accurate, and spectacularly musical… truly a world-class performance by a world-class musician.” As an organ concert soloist, Mr. Plutz has accepted engagements in distinguished locations across the United States and abroad.

The organ at St. Stephen’s Church was designed and built in 1970 by the renowned German organ builder Rudolf von Beckerath. Inspired by the golden age of 17th- and 18th-century North German organ building, it is a remarkable instrument. Its fully mechanical (tracker) keyboard action and tonal design faithfully reflect the historic organs for which Bach himself composed and performed.

Join us for an enchanting afternoon of stunning music!

Sunday, November 8 at 4:00pm
St. Stephen’s Church, 119 Main Street, Millburn

General admission at the door.
$20 suggested donation.
Reception to follow the performance.