The program, which will be performed on the Flentrop and Brombaugh organs, will feature works by Mozart, Bach, Franck, Hindemith, Alain, Jermar, Scronx, Pasquini, Seger and de Seixas.
Admission is free.
Born in the Czech Republic, Paukert has served as curator of musical arts at the Cleveland Museum of Art since 1974. He graduated from the Prague Conservatory and the Royal Conservatory in Ghent, Belgium, pursuing a brief career as a professional oboist before becoming deputy organist at the cathedral in Ghent. Paukert has also served on the faculties of Washington University, Northwestern University and the Cleveland Institute of Music. Paukert has played in prestigious venues throughout Europe, Japan and the United States. Critics have cited his performances for their perception, vibrancy and excitement.