SEU Adjunct Professor Thomas Ingui Places Third in International Organ Competition

SEU School of Music’s very own Adjunct Professor of Organ and accompanist, Thomas Ingui, finished third in the International Organ Competition of Saint Maurice this past August in Switzerland. This competition began with 26 highly skilled applicants from Austria, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, and the United States. From this group, Professor Ingui was selected as one of the 12 candidates to perform at the competition, making him the only participant from the United States.

SEU is proud of the dedication Professor Ingui demonstrates to his craft and is honored to have him as a member of our faculty. His passion, expertise, and commitment to musical excellence enrich our university community and inspire those around him.

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