Meet Our Artists
Dwight Beacham, organ
Dwight Beacham has played organ concerts for over forty years. He has given concerts all over the United States and in England. He has six organ recordings to his credit. This past April he played the accompaniment to the silent movie “King of Kings” here on the pipe organ at the Palace Theater. Most of Dwight’s contributions to the organ world have been “behind the scenes.” He has been employed by the largest digital classical organ company since 1975. As Vice President of Product Development/Engineering he was able to create projects like the Cavaille-Coll replica instrument that was recorded by Paris organist Naji Hakim and recently completed a digital replica of an Arp Schnitger organ originally built in 1693. Originally from Southern California, Dwight’s formal organ studies were with organist Lloyd del Castillo and continued on to receive his degree in Music from Chapman University in Orange, California. Starting at the young age of fourteen Dwight has been a church organist throughout his life. Dwight and his wife now reside in Honokaa, Hawaii.
