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Henry Doktorski, C.A.G.O.
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Henry Doktorski has performed in recital on the 66-stop Gress-Miles organ at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Davis Concert Hall (the largest organ in the State of Alaska). He has also performed as organist with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (Pines of Rome by Ottorino Respighi), The Bach Choir of Pittsburgh (Mozart's Requiem), the Abbey Brass, the Three Rivers Brass Quartet, the Carnegie Mellon Brass Quintet, and for churches in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana and New Jersey.
"Our organ will never be the same again!"
Parishioners of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania
He has served as principal organist and/or music director for the following churches: Grace Lutheran in Rochester, Pennsylvania (2007-present), St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church in North Fayette Township, Pennsylvania (2003-2005), St. John of God Roman Catholic in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania (2000-2003), St. Sebastian Roman Catholic in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1999-2000), Community of Reconciliation Interdenominational in Oakland (1996-1999), Point Breeze Presbyterian (1995-1996) and the City of God Temple in Limestone, West Virginia (1986-1993).
Mr. Doktorski has also performed at the Squirrel Hill Presbyterian, Homestead Presbyterian, Grandview Presbyterian, Brookline Presbyterian, United Presbyterian; Emory United Methodist; Sharon Community Presbyterian, First Unitarian, Good Shepherd Lutheran, St. Matthew Lutheran and Brookline Lutheran churches in Pittsburgh, St. John Lutheran in Mars, and Bethany Memorial Christian Church in Bethany, West Virginia.
Among Roman Catholic churches, he has played at: St. Winifred, Holy Family in Lawrenceville, St. Augustine in Lawrenceville, St. Basil, St. Columbkille in Imperial, Duquesne University Chapel, St. Joan of Arc in Library, St. Martin in Crafton, St. Mary in Cecil, St. Philip in Crafton, St. Mary's of the Assumption in Glenshaw, St. Mark, St. Mary and Mother of Sorrows in McKees Rocks, St. James in West End, Queen of Angels Chapel at Mount Assisi Convent in Bellevue, Immaculate Heart of Mary on Polish Hill, Our Lady of Fatima in Hopewell Township, Christ the Divine Teacher in Chippewa Township (all in the Pittsburgh locale), and St. Mary of Ostrabrama in South River, New Jersey, to name a few. He has also performed for the Italian Sons and Daughters of America annual mass at Station Square presided by Bishop Anthony Bosco, and he has performed twice as organist and choirmaster for the weekly television mass for the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
Doktorski has studied or attended masterclasses with Gerre Hancock, Father Gerard Farrel, OSB., John Ferguson, Donald K. Fellows, Kenneth Danchik, Alfred R. de Jaager and Kathy Sacco. He was awarded the Colleague Certificate (C.A.G.O.) by the American Guild of Organists. In addition to performing, he is available to teach organ students.
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Henry Doktorski Plays the St. Patrick Wicks Organ
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