The SuperNova Concert Series at Piedmont College will present Katie Timm, a newcomer to the national concert scene, in a recital of classic organ music at 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30, in the Demorest College chapel.

The SuperNova series showcases talented musicians who are at the beginning stages of their professional careers.

Timm will perform works from the 17th to the 20th century by Nickolaus Bruhns, Johann Sebastian Bach, Jehan Alain, Hugo Distler, Calvin Hampton, Max Reger and Charles-Marie Widor.

She will perform on Piedmont’s Sewell Organ, built in 2002 by Casavant Freres of Ste. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada, one of the world’s premier builders of pipe organs. It is named in honor of Piedmont alumnus and former trustee Charles K. Sewell of the Class of 1954.

Timm graduated from Concordia University Wisconsin in 2010 with a B.A. degree in parish music, with an emphasis in organ and piano. In May, she earned a Master of Music degree in organ performance from Indiana University.

Currently, she is pursuing a Doctorate of Musical Arts in organ performance and sacred music at Indiana University on full academic scholarship.

Timm was the winner of the 2009 Minnesota Music Teachers Association Performers’ Debut Competition in piano and the winner of the 2011 Schubert Club Student Scholarship Competition in organ. She took second place in the 2011 American Guild of Organists Region VI Young Artists Competition.

She is employed at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Columbus, Ind., director of the First Presbyterian Church Chancel Ringers in Bloomington, Ind., and co-director of the Symphonic Bells of Bloomington. She serves as dean of the American Guild of Organists-Bloomington Chapter.