Lynne Davis

Lynne Davis is the Robert L. Town Distinguished Professor of Organ at Wichita State University's School of Music, College of Fine Arts. A renowned international concert organist, she bridges American and French musical traditions through her performance and pedagogy. Her career spans decades of artistic excellence and cultural ambassadorship.

• 1975 First Prize, St. Albans International Organ Competition
• Producer & Artistic Director, Rie Bloomfield Organ Series and Wednesdays in Wiedemann recital series

Her research and performance focus centers on French organ literature, European composers, and historical interpretations of works by Alain, Duruflé, and Bach. She has performed in major European cathedrals and served on prestigious competition juries.

Key scientific awards include:

• 5 Diapasons Award for 'Musique pour Cathédrales'
• Excellence in Creativity Award (2011)
• Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (2012)
• Wichita Medal (2013)
• Burton Pell Award (2016)

Davis's recordings on historic European organs and her educational collaborations reflect her commitment to advancing organ music globally.