AGO EVENTS CALENDAR

As we prepare for a new semester of singing, learning, and fellowship, we invite YOU to sing with us! Our fall concert on November 9th will feature Brahm’s “Liebeslieder Waltzes,” as well as contemporary pieces by James Mulholland, Morton Lauridsen and Shawn Kirchner. The selected pieces are connected in a variety of ways: musically, texturally, stylistically and thematically. At GMChorale, we are committed to making music at the highest level and providing a wealth of learning opportunities for amateur as well as professional singers. With a focus on camaraderie alongside artistic excellence, GMChorale is held in our hearts as a musical "home" for so many of our members. We invite YOU to come home to GMChorale, as we journey to our upcoming 50th anniversary in the 2026-2027 season. Beginning on September 2nd, rehearsals take place on Tuesdays, 6:45-9:30pm, at Bethany Lutheran Church in Cromwell,. The first two rehearsals on September 2nd and 9th are open rehearsals, with no commitment to register. Please visit our website at <a href="https://www.gmchorale.org/join" target="_blank">(link)</a> for more information and to fill out an inquiry form. We look forward to hearing from you! Claim your seat! Sing with GMChorale. We invite YOU to sing with us for our fall concert on November 9th!

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Bethany Lutheran Church

Artistic Director Andrus Madsen plays a program of 17th-century South German and Austrian keyboard music on harpsichord and on South Church's splendid 1896 Casavant organ. The program will focus on Johann Pachelbel, Johann Jakob Froberger, Johann Kaspar Kerll and Georg Muffat, all composers whose music leans heavily toward expression and color. While a Bach Chorale Prelude might come across like an extraordinarily well-crafted sermon, a Pachelbel work feels more like the intimate conversation one might have at night alone with a dearest friend. This is music intimately expressing the deepest joy, the most profound sadness, and all varieties of tenderness. Andrus Madsen is an active performer on the organ, harpsichord, clavichord, and fortepiano. He is the founding director of Newton Baroque and also performs with the Boston-based vocal ensemble Exsultemus. Madsen is known for his eloquent Baroque-style improvisation and for his inventive programming, striving to bridge the barriers between audience and performers. He holds a doctorate in harpsichord performance and literature from the Eastman School of Music and serves as music director at several churches and synagogues in the greater Boston area; he also teaches privately.

Works by Pachelbel, Froberger, Kerll, Muffat
South Church
Students/ low income $10
Contact: info@arcadiaplayers.org

Leo D. Abbott, FAGO, ChM, served as Music Director and Organist of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for nearly thirty-three years and was the driving force behind the ongoing organ restoration project of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross' 1875 101-rank E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings Organ, Opus 801 of 5,292 pipes. He will perform works by St. Saëns, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Franck, Hakim He is a graduate of the St. Paul Choir School, Cambridge, and the Chaloff School of Music, Boston. He has won first prize in several international and national competitions and was a finalist at the "Grand Prix de Chartres" in 1984. His teachers include Theodore Marier, George Faxon, Clarence Watters, Julius Chaloff, and Naji Hakim. Mr. Abbott has performed throughout the United States, and in France, Belgium, England, and Ireland, and is an active member of the AGO and OHS.

Works by St. Saëns, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Franck, Hakim
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact: richard_clark@rcab.org

Leo D. Abbott, FAGO, ChM, Music Director and Organist Emeritus of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, served forthirty-three years and was the driving force behind the ongoing organ restoration project of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross\' 1875 101-rank E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings Organ, Opus 801 of 5,292 pipes. He will perform works by St. Saëns, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Franck, Hakim\r\n\r\nHe is a graduate of the St. Paul Choir School, Cambridge, and the Chaloff School of Music, Boston. He has won first prize in several international and national competitions and was a finalist at the \"Grand Prix de Chartres\" in 1984. His teachers include Theodore Marier, George Faxon, Clarence Watters, Julius Chaloff, and Naji Hakim. Mr. Abbott has performed throughout the United States, and in France, Belgium, England, and Ireland, and is an active member of the AGO and OHS.

Works by St. Saëns, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Franck, Hakim
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE

A veritable shooting star of his discipline plays a solo recital on Groton Hill's Hauptwerk virtual pipe organ. An introductory talk about the organ will be given by Resident Organist Randy Steere at 2:00 PM. Works by Mendelssohn, Buxtehude, Bruckner, Saint-Saens, Lemmens, Lefebure_Wely, Liszt.

Works by Mendelssohn, Buxtehude, Bruckner, Saint-Saens, Lemmens, Lefebure_Wely, Liszt
Groton Hill Music Center
Other ticket prices available
Contact: GrotonHill.org

Join us for a half-hour organ concert featuring Beth Israel’s magnificent Austin pipe organ and guest organist Mary Pan! All Organ Sounds concerts are open to the public and performed live and livestreamed. Visit <a href="https://www.cbict.org/music" target="_blank">(link)</a> for the link to join us virtually, the program, the artist biography, and more information. Donations are welcome at the event, or go to <a href="https://www.cbict.org/support" target="_blank">(link)</a>. Ms. Pan is an organist, pianist, and choral director based in Rochester, New York. She is a native of Connecticut and a graduate of the Hartt School of Music and Yale Institute of Sacred Music. She is a prizewinner in many competitions, including the Audrey Thayer Piano Competition and the Albert Schweitzer Organ Competition. She is also a recipient of numerous scholarships and awards, including the M. Louise Miller Scholarship and the Yankee-Pogorzelski Memorial Scholarship. Mary has served as organist or full-time organ scholar at several churches in Connecticut, as well as at Grace Church in New York City; Saint James Cathedral, Chicago (Episcopal); and Gloucester Cathedral in the United Kingdom. She is a fellow of the Royal College of Organists.

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Congregation Beth Israel

Contact: bethisrael@cbict.org

Walter Strony provides organ accompaniment for the 1924 silent movie comedy Sherlock Jr. starring Buster Keaton. This Showcase Series Concert offers reserved seating.

Works by Wagner, Bizet, Joplin, and Gershwin
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Reserved Seating: $15 through $35

Acclaimed musician Lisa Clayton and the Lisa Clayton Singers. Gospel music to stir the soul!

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Church of Christ, Congregational

Monica Czausz Berney will present the second annual Mehaffey International Artist Series recital at First Lutheran Church featuring the 3-manaul Schantz organ. The concert is free of charge and a reception follows the program.

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First Evangelical Lutheran Church

Contact: First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Brockton

Join us on Friday, September 26, at 7:30pm as we welcome the Nat Reeves Trio. A favorite sell-out annual event, this jazz trio will be an event that you cannot miss. Nat Reeves will be joined by the legendary composer, and pianist George Cables and profoundly gifted musician and Emmy-winning composer Jerome Jennings on drums.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

In conjunction with Essex Heritage's Trails and Sails, Methuen Memorial Music Hall will host a classic car show on its grounds from 10am to 2pm, with organ demonstrations by Fred MacArthur and Jonathan Kleefield. A food truck will be on site.

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Methuen Memorial Music Hall

Contact: info@mmmh.org

Join us for Choral Evensong September 28, at 5:00pm. This contemplative service, sung by the St. John’s Choir School and Adult Choir, under the direction of music director Nicholas Capozzoli, is a beautiful way to end your weekend and offer you a calm start to your week.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

St. Michael’s Episcopal Church in Marblehead will host its annual patronal feast on Sunday, September 28 at a Michaelmas Evensong at 5:00 in the evening. Evensong will be preceded by a recital-prelude at 4:30 by Christopher Wells featuring Craig Phillips’ Archangel Suite. This is to be Mr. Wells’ first Boston area recital since relocating to Massachusetts in 2023. The choir will sing Stanford’s Evening Service in B flat, all will join in C.H.H. Parry’s cherished hymn tune - Rustington. All are welcome! St. Michael’s is situated in the historic downtown of Marblehead at 26 Pleasant Street.

Works by Craig Phillips, François Couperin, Johann Sebastian Bach, Philip Moore
St. Michael's Episcopal Church

Please join us for a lunch time concert at St. Anna's Chapel on the campus of St. Paul's Church in Newburyport. Concert starts at 12:15 and runs until 12:45. Robert Barney will be our recitalist for this concert. Robert is the Director of Music at Trinity Episcopal Church in Concord Mass. He has played concerts all over the world and is renown recitalist. The program will include; J.S. Bach, James Hewitt and Buxtehude. This concert is part of our lunch time series at St. Anna's Chapel that runs from June to December.

Works by J.S. Bach, James Hewitt and Buxtehude
St Anna's Chapel
Pay as you will donation at the door.

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series begins with our own organist Nicholas Capozzoli playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, October 5, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Winchendon, 126 Central Street, welcomes guest artist Peter Sykes for a pipe organ concert on Sunday, October 5, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. Peter Sykes, “a formidable organist who plays with artistry, subtlety, and insight,” is one of the most distinguished and versatile keyboard artists performing today. He will present works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Vierne and Price on our historic 1868 E&GG Hook pipe organ in our acoustically "live" sanctuary. His closing work will be the ever-popular Toccata and Fugue in D Minor BWV 565 by J.S. Bach. Admission is free, thanks to a generous grant from the Winchendon Cultural Council. ADA accessible. Refreshments sold. Ample free street parking.

Works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Vierne and Price
Unitarian Universalist Church of Winchendon

Contact: Jill Sackett

“The Bill of Rights: Ten Amendments in Eight Motets,” set to music by Wesleyan University’s John Spencer Camp Professor of Music, Neely Bruce, will be performed on October 10 at Wesleyan University’s Crowell Concert Hall in Middletown. A combination of community choral singers, including those from Middletown-based GMChorale’s chamber ensemble, “Alchemy,” Wesleyan students, and others will join together as “Festival Harmony” to present this work, which will be accompanied by harp, string quintet, flute and oboe. “The Bill of Rights” was first debuted in Middletown in 2005 and premiered in Boston and Washington, DC in 2012. In writing the music, Prof. Bruce’s goal was to encourage young people to be more aware of the rights embraced by our Founding Fathers and the struggle to pass them on. Composed in the style of William Billings (1746-1800), it is an interesting piece, with a well-messaged compositional genesis and storied performance history throughout the region. The Center for the Study of Guns and Society at Wesleyan - the only center of its kind in the country - has engaged Prof. Bruce and his “The Bill of Rights” for a high-visibility project that includes documentary filmmaker Karyl Evans, Harvard Professor Jill Lepore and Wesleyan Professor Jennifer Tucker, who are producing a documentary and performance video of the work for CPTV and national PBS broadcasts. Admission is free and open to the public. Come and support...

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Crowell Concert Hall

“The Bill of Rights: Ten Amendments in Eight Motets,” set to music by Wesleyan University’s John Spencer Camp Professor of Music, Neely Bruce, will be performed on October 10 at Wesleyan University’s Crowell Concert Hall in Middletown. A combination of community choral singers, including those from Middletown-based GMChorale’s chamber ensemble, “Alchemy,” Wesleyan students, and others will join together as “Festival Harmony” to present this work, which will be accompanied by harp, string quintet, flute and oboe. \r\n\r\n“The Bill of Rights” was first debuted in Middletown in 2005 and premiered in Boston and Washington, DC in 2012. In writing the music, Prof. Bruce’s goal was to encourage young people to be more aware of the rights embraced by our Founding Fathers and the struggle to pass them on. Composed in the style of William Billings (1746-1800), it is an interesting piece, with a well-messaged compositional genesis and storied performance history throughout the region. \r\n\r\nThe Center for the Study of Guns and Society at Wesleyan - the only center of its kind in the country - has engaged Prof. Bruce and his “The Bill of Rights” for a high-visibility project that includes documentary filmmaker Karyl Evans, Harvard Professor Jill Lepore and Wesleyan Professor Jennifer Tucker, who are producing a documentary and performance video of the work for CPTV and national PBS broadcasts.\r\n\r\nAdmission is free and open to the public. Come...

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Crowell Concert Hall

We remember Barbara Owen (1933-2024) with performances by Mark Dwyer, Katelyn Emerson, and David von Behren. Also participating will be Scot Huntington and Stephen Pinel. There will be a reception following.

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Methuen Memorial Music Hall

In honor of the 240th anniversary of the birth of Johann Sebastian Bach, Music for Viols and Friends returns on Friday, October 17, 2025 with a concert of music by the master, performed by Ensemble Chaconne (Peter H. Bloom, Baroque flute; Carol Lewis, viola da gamba; Olav Chris Henriksen, Baroque lute). The trio will play flute sonatas, a prelude and fugue for lute, and a transcription for viola da gamba from Bach’s second cello suite.

Works by Johann Sebastian Bach
Lindsay Chapel, First Church in Cambridge Congregational

Contact: For more info, call (617) 776-0692 or go to (link)

A leading performer, pedagogue, and Grammy award-winning artist, Mr. Laube has performed extensively around the globe, and is known for his “masterful” (The Tracker) performances, and for exhibiting playing that was “flawless, inspired, and… transporting.” (Diapason). His program includes works by Liszt, Dupré, and Duruflé Tickets: 508-240-2400 FREE for students and youth.

Works by Liszt, Dupré, and Duruflé
Church of the Transfiguration
Free for Students & Youth
Contact: 508-240-2400

On Sunday, October 19th, 2025 at 3PM, Kevin Murphy, organ, piano and baritone; Robin Jubenville, organ; Bill Hoke, clarinet; Lizzie Smith, piano; Ayden Bockweg, soprano; Matt Chan, tenor; and Ryan DeFoe, tenor will present Connexions Concert I of the 2025-2026 program year at Sudbury United Methodist Church. The concert will feature works and arrangements by Johann Sebastian Bach, Jason Robert Brown, The Five Stairsteps, Ben Folds, Connie Francis, Cody Fry, David Hite, Kevin Francis Murphy, Hubert Ries, Stephen Sondheim, Rebecca Sugar, Paul Williams, and Meredith Willson. The selections present a wide assortment of various styles including classical, musical theater, and pop. The Connexions concerts at Sudbury United Methodist showcase the various talents of church members and guest artists who share their music to benefit others. The concert will take place at Sudbury United Methodist Church, 251 Old Sudbury Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts. Admission is free and open to the public. A freewill offering will be taken to benefit New England Justice for Our Neighbors. For more information call 978 443 4351 OR send e-mail to <kevin@sudbury-umc.org>.

Works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Jason Robert Brown, The Five Stairsteps, Ben Folds, Connie Francis, Cody Fry, David Hite, Kevin Francis Murphy, Hubert Ries, Stephen Sondheim, Rebecca Sugar, Paul Williams, and Meredith Willson
Sudbury United Methodist Church

Contact: kevin@sudbury-umc.org

German organist and composer Paul Fey returns to Methuen Memorial Music Hall for the Fall Scholarship Fund concert.

Works by Bach, Young, Steane, Satie, and Fey
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Reserved Seating: $15 through $35
Contact: info@mmmh.org

Acclaimed musician Lisa Clayton and the Lisa Clayton Singers. Gospel music to stir the soul!

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Church of Christ, Congregational

In honor of the 240th anniversary of the birth of Johann Sebastian Bach, the new season of Early Music Afternoons begins on Sunday, October 19, 2025, with a concert of music by the master, performed by Ensemble Chaconne (Peter H. Bloom, Baroque flute; Carol Lewis, viola da gamba; Olav Chris Henriksen, Baroque lute). The trio will play flute sonatas, a prelude and fugue for lute, and a transcription for viola da gamba from Bach’s second cello suite.

Works by Johann Sebastian Bach
Somerville Museum
Museum members $20
Contact: For more info, call (617) 666-9810 or go to (link)

The Jubilate Chamber Choir just back from their summer choral residence at Chichester Cathedral will sing Evensong under the direction of Nicholas White, Head of Chapel Music at St. Paul\'s Episcopal School in Concord NH.

Works by Stainer, Balfour Gardiner and Thomas Tallis
St Pauls Episcopal Church

The Jubilate Chamber Choir just back from their summer choral residence at Chichester Cathedral will sing Evensong under the direction of Nicholas White, Head of Chapel Music at St. Paul's Episcopal School in Concord NH.

Works by Stainer, Balfour Gardiner and Thomas Tallis
St Pauls Episcopal Church

Hampton Congregational Church at 263 Main Street, Hampton, is pleased to announce this year’s Tracker Organ Concert will be held on Sunday, October 19th at 4 p.m. This year’s guest artist is special, Jared Lamenzo is from New York City. He is the Director of Music and Organist at the historic Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, located in Manhattan’s Little Italy. Jared is also a Director and Co-Founder of Friends of the Erben Organ, a non-profit dedicated to the preservation and presentation of the Basilica’s magnificent 1868 Erben organ, now being restored. He hosted and worked with international recitalists and choral groups, and has been featured in the New York Times, on CBS, and on PBS, in a documentary hosted by Martin Scorsese. A Harvard engineering graduate, he leads organ building workshops for kids and creates interactive music installations. He has served as a member of the American Guild of Organists NYC Chapter Executive Committee and remains an active member of the New York Archdiocesan Music Commission. Jared has concertized internationally on historic instruments but has a special love of early 19th-century American pipe organs. Recent performances include one on the 1845 Erben organ at Huguenot Church in Charleston, South Carolina as part of the Piccolo Spoleto festival, and a recital at the Salzburger Dom (Salzburg Cathedral, Austria). Jared is delighted to explore the historic 1836 Dennison-Smith organ's capabilities and colors in b...

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Hampton Congregational Church

36th Annual Cathedral Organ Benefit Recital for the historic 101-rank 1875 E & GG Hook & Hastings Organ, Opus 801. Celebrating 150 and the Future of the organ including YOI students!

Works by Franck, Dubois, Dupré, Bach, Vierne
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact: (link)

Join us for Choral Evensong October 26, at 5:00pm. Sung by the St. John’s Choir Adult Choir, joined by the Choir of Church of Christ Congregational, Newington, under the direction of music directors Nicholas Capozzoli and Peter Niedmann, this contemplative service is a beautiful way to end your weekend and offer you a calm start to your week.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

Join Talcottville Congregational Church for an Organ Concert! Steve Nielsen will be playing a mixture of classical music, hymns, and gospel songs on TCC’s 1912 J.W. Steere & Son (Springfield, MA) pipe organ. Reception to follow. Mr. Nielsen served Trinity Covenant Church in Manchester as organist, choir director, and Director of Worship and Music for 37 years, retiring in 2018. He has substituted here at TCC and remains active, accompanying Manchester High School and East Catholic High School musicals.

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Talcottville Congregational Church

Seraphim will open its 2025-2026 season with a concert commemorating the departed. The program connects the hauntingly evocative "Danse macabre" by the French poet Charles Baudelaire to music's own dance between life and death. The stage will be set with an organ transcription of Camille Saint-Saëns' 1874 symphonic poem Danse Macabre, which depicts skeletons dancing to Death's fiddling on Halloween night. The centerpiece of the concert will be Maurice Duruflé's beautiful Requiem, Op. 9 (1948 version), his most famous composition. Other works by 20th and 21st century French luminaries will be included. For those who grieve and long for loved ones at this time of the year, we hope this commemoration of the departed will bring comfort.

Works by Camille Saint-Saëns, Maurice Duruflé, Lili Boulanger, Orlando di Lasso
Holy Name Parish
Student $15, First Time Promo 2 for $30
Contact: darylbichel@aol.com

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Gail Archer playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, November 6, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

Seraphim will open its 2025-2026 season with a concert commemorating the departed. The program connects the hauntingly evocative "Danse macabre" by the French poet Charles Baudelaire to music's own dance between life and death. The stage will be set with an organ transcription of Camille Saint-Saëns' 1874 symphonic poem Danse Macabre, which depicts skeletons dancing to Death's fiddling on Halloween night. The centerpiece of the concert will be Maurice Duruflé’s beautiful Requiem, Op. 9 (1948 version), his most famous composition. Other works by 20th and 21st century French luminaries will be included. For those who grieve and long for loved ones at this time of the year, we hope this commemoration of the departed will bring comfort.

Works by Camille Saint-Saëns, Maurice Duruflé, Lili Boulanger, Orlando di Lasso
First Church in Cambridge
Senior $25, Student $15, First Time Prom
Contact: darylbichel@aol.com

Southborough, MA — The Assabet Valley Mastersingers (AVM) is thrilled to announce its November 2025 concert. This concert features the Mass in C by Beethoven, as well as the Requiem in D by Maurice Durufle. We will have an organist accompany the Requiem in D. Join the choir to kick off this inspiring season of music by AVM that speaks to unity, resilience, and hope. Our 2025-2026 season, “Together We Can”, brings powerful works together that celebrate the strength of the human spirit. Beethoven’s deeply expressive Mass in C and Duruflé’s poignant Requiem explore faith, memory, and the emotions that connect us to something greater. The Mass in C was written during the middle period of Beethoven's musical career; this was Beethoven's first mass and very much influenced by the aura of Haydn's reputation. Durufle’s Requiem features impressionistic harmonies and is deeply serene and meditative.

Works by Beethoven and Maurice Duruflé
Pilgrim Church Congregational UCC
Children under 12 are free with an accom
Contact: Mike Ring

Join us for Choral Evensong November 23, at 5:00pm. This contemplative service, sung by the St. John’s Adult Choir, under the direction of music director Nicholas Capozzoli, is a beautiful way to end your weekend and offer you a calm start to your week.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

Nov. 28 & 29, 4:30 PM. Embrace the spirit of the season with candlelit services of Advent Lessons and Carols—uplifting readings, prayers, and carols sung by Gloriæ Dei Cantores at the Church of the Transfiguration—a cherished tradition for over thirty years. Doors will open one hour before the service; no tickets required. <a href="https://gdcchoir.org/events/" target="_blank">(link)</a>

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Church of the Transfiguration
No tickets required.

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Frank Zilinyi playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, December 7, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Advent’s Lessons and Carols has been an important Anglican ritual since the late 1800s. In the tradition of King’s College, Cambridge, an introspective journey of sacred stories and music helps prepare us for the Christmas Season. On Sunday, December 14, at 3:00pm. Our heartwarming Christmas event will provide you a moment of musical peace in this often-complicated world, as we offer spectacular carols and musical anthems from a long tradition of music of the season. A new composition will be commissioned for the Choir School by local organist and musician Michelle Horsley.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Philip Tummescheit playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, January 4, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Anna Pan playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, February 1, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

Join us for Choral Evensong February 15, at 5:00pm. Sung by the St. John’s Choir Adult Choir, joined by the Choir of St. James’s Episcopal Church, West Hartford, under the direction of music directors Nicholas Capozzoli and Michelle Horsley, this contemplative service is a beautiful way to end your weekend and offer you a calm start to your week.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Jennifer Hsiao playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, March 1, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

The 2025-2026 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Elijah Morris playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, May 3, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

Come join us on Friday March 20, at 7:30, and celebrate the first day of spring with Broadway hits and beautiful art songs. Local rising stars Jermaine Woodard Jr., Christiana Montalbano, Gregory Flower, and Sierra McElroy team up with pianist Susan Carroll for an evening of musical storytelling and entertainment.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Come join us on Friday April 17, at 7:30, for a unique melding of music at Echoes from East to West. Montreal-based ensemble C’est Donya invite you on an evocative journey through time and culture, blending Baroque masterpieces with traditional Persian songs. Experience the mesmerizing sounds of rare historical instruments—baroque cello, serpent, santur, and kamancheh—played by four exceptional artists.

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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

Choral Music for the Soul presents a masterpiece by contemporary American composer Dan Forrest. On May 1, at 7:00pm, come listen to Requiem for the Living, a cathartic journey through the gamut of human emotion, concluding with light, peace, and rest for both the departed and the living. Sung by the St. John’s semi-professional Adult Choir, youth Choir School, and professional chamber ensemble, with organist Christopher Houlihan, under the direction of Music at the Red Door’s artistic director Nick Capozzoli.

Works by Dan Forrest
Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org