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Gumbs ’09 Releases New Solo Recording of Organ Music by Black Composers

Nathaniel Gumbs ’09 (Bachelor of Music in Performance) recently released a new solo organ recording, “Selections from King of Kings: Organ Music of Black Composers, Past & Present,” through GIA Publications. Gumbs currently serves as the director of chapel music and is an Institute of Sacred Music staff member at Yale University where he earned a Master of Music degree in 2011. Visit yale.edu to learn more.

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