Piano
Solo recital, chamber collaboration, and liturgical accompaniment — with twentieth-century music at the center.
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Conductor · Pianist · Organist
Brennan Plummer
Director of Music and Organist at
St. Joseph Cathedral in Baton Rouge.
What I do
Four disciplines, one vocation
Conducting
Choir and chamber orchestra — from weekly cathedral rehearsal to candlelit Tenebrae, built on clear technique and honest musicianship.
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Music for the Catholic liturgical year at St. Joseph Cathedral — Mass settings, propers, hymnody, and choral repertoire chosen so the music serves the rite.
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Collaborative repertoire with strings and voice — shaped by masterclass work with the Harlem Quartet and the JACK Quartet.
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About
Brennan Plummer is an American conductor, pianist, and organist, with classical piano being the focus of his creativity and outreach. He is heavily influenced by the 20th century works of both France and South America and has performed their works in Mexico, Brazil and Europe. He has studied closely with Dr. Uriel Tsachor and Michael Gurt and participated in a wide range of masterclasses performing solo repertoire with Jani Parsons, Leslie Spotz, Mauricy Martin, and Clélia Iruzun.
He is also actively involved in chamber repertoire, having participated in masterclasses with the Harlem Quartet and JACK Quartet. He received his Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from the University of Iowa and his Master of Music in Piano Performance from Louisiana State University while serving as a teaching assistant.
Upcoming
On the calendar
Sunday Mass at 10:30 am
St. Joseph Cathedral, Baton Rouge — with the Cathedral Choir.
Diocesan Children's Choir
Christmas Eve, 4:00 pm Mass at St. Joseph Cathedral, Baton Rouge.
Tenebrae 2027
St. Joseph Abbey (TBD) · St. Joseph Cathedral, Mar 22 · Grace Episcopal, Saint Francisville, Mar 24.
Kind words
“We are blessed to have such a talented Musician, Organist, and Choir Director in residence at the Cathedral…”