Making room for talent.
Immanuel hosted the Frasier Scholarship Winners Recital on October 21, 2007, as documented in the San Jose AGO’s November newsletter.
Read the AGO newsletter (PDF)The rhythms of Lutheran worship connect generations: Scripture and prayer, silence and song, grace received and shared.
In Lutheran worship, music belongs to the whole congregation. It gives shared voice to praise, lament, hope, and thanksgiving.
Immanuel’s musical life draws on traditional hymns and contemporary music. The organ gives depth and color to a tradition whose purpose is participation, prayer, and the proclamation of the Gospel.
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Casavant Frères · Opus 2841 · 1965
Built by the Canadian organ firm Casavant Frères, Immanuel’s two-manual instrument is documented in the Organ Historical Society’s Pipe Organ Database.
A Trompette-en-Chamade was added in 1971. The organ’s history reflects a lasting investment in music, craftsmanship, and the beauty of worship.
Its care belongs to the same stewardship as our building and community life: honoring what we have received while preparing it for those who will come after us.
Explore the historical organ recordOrganist Brian Swager’s Sundays at Immanuel collection shares organ and harp music associated with the congregation’s Sunday musical life.
Listen on YouTubeYou do not need musical training to join in worship. Come to listen, sing, and discover the music of the Lutheran tradition.
Plan a Sunday visitImmanuel hosted the Frasier Scholarship Winners Recital on October 21, 2007, as documented in the San Jose AGO’s November newsletter.
Read the AGO newsletter (PDF)



A familiar melody for remembrance, gratitude, and a new beginning.
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