From the Baroque masters to Jimi Hendrix, Nicholas Good plays a few pieces you're sure to know and others you've never heard. On Oct. 11, enjoy an informal, one-hour concert of short works illustrating the many diverse styles of music composed for this important historic keyboard instrument. His performance is scheduled from 3-4 p.m. in Marvin Auditorium.

Good is active as a harpsichord soloist, continuo player and organist throughout the Midwest region. He tours as harpsichordist on the Kansas Arts on Tours rooster presenting concert in local community venues. In addition to concerts in Kansas, his recent concerts have included performances of Bach concertos for solo and multiple harpsichord in Minnesota, and a program of Buxtehude’s keyboard music for the Midwest Historical Keyboard Society at their annual conference in Iowa City.
   
In addition to his harpsichord activities, Good is also active as an organist, currently serving as organist at First United Methodist Church in Topeka. He is an active member of various musical organization including Early Music America, the Midwest Historical Keyboard Society and the American Guild of Organists. Good’s musical activities, concert schedule and recordings are documented in more detail on his website, www.nicholasgood.net.