Chase Loomer is an award-winning organist who has given solo recitals throughout North America, in venues including Trinity Church, Boston; the Princeton University Chapel; Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kingston, Jamaica; St. Joseph Cathedral, Columbus, OH; Coral Ridge Presbyterian, Ft. Lauderdale; Church of the Covenant, Cleveland; All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Atlanta; and Trinity Cathedral, Portland, OR. In 2025, he was part of The Diapason magazine’s class of “20 Under 30,” and also featured as a “NextGen” artist in the June 2022 edition of The American Organist magazine. Chase has performed as a soloist and continuo player with numerous ensembles, including the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Baroque Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony Brass, Tonos del Sur, Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra, and Yale Philharmonia.

Mr. Loomer was the first prize winner of the 2018 Taylor National Organ Playing Competition and the 2015 AGO/Quimby Southeast Regional Competition, and he has been a semifinalist in the National Competition in Organ Improvisation and the Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition. In 2025, he was one of six organists selected worldwide to compete in the St. Albans International Improvisation Competition.

Chase has performed at national and regional conventions of the AGO, the American Liszt Society Festival, the Atlanta Summer Organ Festival, the East Texas Pipe Organ Festival, and has had recordings and performances featured on Pipedreams and WWFM Classical, New Jersey. He served on the faculty of the inaugural summer organ academy at the University of North Texas, teaching repertoire and improvisation.

Currently, he is Organist and Associate Choirmaster at the Cathedral of St. Philip (Episcopal) in Atlanta, GA, where he shares service playing duties for over 250 services per year and oversees the RSCM-based chorister program. Prior to this appointment, he was Associate Director of Music at Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, and served on the collaborative piano staff of Butler University. He was the organist for Christ Church Cathedral’s 2023 choral residencies at Hereford and Rochester cathedrals in England, and also for the 2024 RSCM Midwest summer choral residency in Evansville, IN.

He holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music (B.M), Yale University (M.M), and is a doctoral degree candidate at Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music. While at Yale, he received the Robert Baker Scholarship and the Julia R. Sherman Memorial Prize, both awarded for excellence in organ performance. His teachers have included David Higgs, Martin Jean, Christopher Young, Edoardo Bellotti, Jeffrey Brillhart, Jeffrey Smith, and Patrick Scott. In addition to his work as an organist, Chase is a jazz pianist and composer of choral, keyboard, and jazz music.

Chase Loomer is represented in North America exclusively by Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artists, LLC.


“Chase Loomer from Charlotte, N.C, gave a highly nuanced interpretation of Herbert Howells’ Psalm Prelude No. 1 (Set 1), with seamless registrations that evoked the English cathedral tradition. He demonstrated virtuosic finesse in Liszt’s Prelude and Fugue on BACH, building the fugue incrementally from a distant, expressive exposition to resounding chords on full organ.” - The American Organist

 He built lovely crescendos and decrescendos and offered sensitive playing … delivered with confidence and sensitivity.” - The Diapason