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http://www.organduo.lt Vidas Pinkevicius, DMA. Johann Ludvig Krebs Jesu meine Freude. Performed on the Adam Gottlob Casparini organ (1776) at the Holy Ghost (Dominican) church in Vilnius, Lithuania. This significant organ is one of the very few surviving instruments by A.G.Casparini and the only organ by this builder in almost unaltered original condition. For more information, visit http://www.organduo.lt and http://www.vsaa.lt/vargonai.htm

Dr. Vidas Pinkevičius is an active promoter of organ improvisation and the organ art and popularizes this instrument through various lectures, seminars, demonstrations, and recitals. He graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre in Vilnius with Bachelor's and Master's degree in Organ Performance. He also holds Master's degree from the Eastern Michigan University (USA) under Dr. P.Ruiter-Feenstra. V.Pinkevičius graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (USA) with the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Organ Performance where he studied under Dr. Q.Faulkner and Dr. G.Ritchie. At UNL, V.Pinkevicius has defended his DMA dissertation on Improvisation of Keyboard Preludes in the Style of J.S.Bach.

V.Pinkevicius won several prestigious scholarships and prizes, including Graduate Performance Competition at Eastern Michigan University in 2002. V.Pinkevicius performed recitals in many venues in Europe and the USA, including several international festivals. He participated in a number of major masterclasses and organ academies in Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands, USA, and other countries. As a soloist, he performed with leading Lithuanian orchestras. V.Pinkevicius frequently performs in organ duet together with his wife, Dr. A. Motūzaitė-Pinkevičienė. In 2008, V.Pinkevicius together with the flutist G.Gelgotas has released the first ever CD recording of the organ of Vilnius University St.John's church which is the largest pipe organ in Lithuania.

Currently, he is the president and co-founder of the National Association of Organists (NAO) and teaches at the National M.K.Čiurlionis School of Arts and is the organist of Vilnius University. He also is the iniciator of the NAO educational project „the Organ for the Future of Lithuania" with the goal to introduce the pipe organ to general audience in various parts of Lithuania, especially to children.

CD recording:
The Great Organ of St.John's Church in Vilnius: Organ and Flute Favorites
Vidas Pinkevičius (organ) and Giedrius Gelgotas (flute)
Organ by Vilnius Organ Workshop (III/Ped/64, 1983-2000)
Works by Bach, Guilmant, Vitali and Lefebure-Wely.