AGO EVENTS CALENDAR

Aspects of Light The Seraphim Singers Saturday, March 8 at 8 PM, in person Holy Name Parish 1689 Centre Street, West Roxbury Parking in the school lot and on street Sunday, March 9 at 3 PM, in person and streamed First Church in Cambridge 11 Garden Street, Cambridge Parking in Harvard Square area parking garages and on street The Seraphim Singers Simon Andrews, Guest Conductor (Boston Chapter Member) Heinrich Christensen, Organist (Boston Chapter Member) From calling on God in the darkness of despair to turning to the stars for inspiration or hope, light has been a constant metaphor for composers and poets from the times of the Psalmist to the present day. Under the guidance of past masters Purcell and Brahms to living exponents of the choral art Eric Whitacre and Arvo Pärt, join us for a carefully curated exploration of how various concepts of light have inspired composers over the centuries, and continue to illuminate the human experience. The complete program can be viewed on our website. Tickets General: $25 Senior: $20 Students: $10 Virtual: $15 (Sunday 3 pm concert, view live or later at your leisure) Special Offer: See the website for a special offer for first-time ticket purchasers https://<a href="https://www.seraphimsingers.org/upcoming" target="_blank">(link)</a> Information darylbichel@aol.com 617/312-8328

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Holy Name Parish
See website for special offer for first-
Contact: darylbichel@aol.com

Aspects of Light The Seraphim Singers Saturday, March 8 at 8 PM, in person Holy Name Parish 1689 Centre Street, West Roxbury Parking in the school lot and on street Sunday, March 9 at 3 PM, in person and streamed First Church in Cambridge 11 Garden Street, Cambridge Parking in Harvard Square area garages and on street The Seraphim Singers Simon Andrews, Guest Conductor (Boston Chapter Member) Heinrich Christensen, Organist (Boston Chapter Member) From calling on God in the darkness of despair to turning to the stars for inspiration or hope, light has been a constant metaphor for composers and poets from the times of the Psalmist to the present day. Under the guidance of past masters Purcell and Brahms to living exponents of the choral art Eric Whitacre and Arvo Pärt, join us for a carefully curated exploration of how various concepts of light have inspired composers over the centuries, and continue to illuminate the human experience. The complete program can be viewed on our website. Tickets General: $25 Senior: $20 Students: $10 Virtual: $15 (Sunday 3 pm concert, view live or later at your convenience) Special Offer: See the website for a special offer for first-time ticket purchasers https://<a href="https://www.seraphimsingers.org/upcoming" target="_blank">(link)</a>

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First Church in Cambridge
See website for special offer for first-
Contact: darylbichel@aol.com

Please join the Jubilate Chamber Choir for a Choral Evensong at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Newburyport. Please join us for a relaxing and meditative service of Choral Evensong! In preparation for our choir residency this coming August at Chichester Cathedral, England, the Jubilate Chamber Choir is performing a series of Evensong services across Boston’s North Shore. The Jubilate Chamber Choir isn’t affiliated with any one church: we’re a unique blend of singers of all ages who hail from many churches and denominations. We’ve banded together in community to sing the great choral music of the Protestant tradition for all to enjoy. Come hear us!

Works by T Tertius Noble, Nicholas White
St. Paul's Episcopal church

Contact: stpaulsnewburyport.org

Vincent Dubois, organist of Notre-Dame of Paris will perform works of Bach, Duruflé, Reubke, and an improvisation.

Works by Bach, Reubke, Duruflé
Sayles Hall, Brown University

Contact: Brown University: 401-863-2344

El Dorado Ensemble (Carol Lewis, Karen Burciaga, Mai-Lan Broekman, James Perretta and Alice Mroszczyk, violas da gamba; Olav Chris Henriksen, lute & orpharion) gives a rare complete performance of Dowland's masterwork, including pavans, galliards and almains for instrumental consort.

Works by John Dowland
Lindsay Chapel, First Church in Cambridge Congregational
Tickets are available at the door. Cash
Contact: catlines@aol.com

El Dorado Ensemble (Carol Lewis, Karen Burciaga, Mai-Lan Broekman, James Perretta and Alice Mroszczyk, violas da gamba; Olav Chris Henriksen, lute & orpharion) gives a rare complete performance of John Dowland's masterwork, including pavans, galliards and almains for instrumental ensemble.

Works by John Dowland
Somerville Museum
Museum members $25. Tickets are availabl
Contact: For more info, call (617) 666-9810 or go to (link)

For centuries, composers in awe of the organ’s majesty have written masterpieces which have remained in the repertoire to this day. Often overlooked, however, are the masterpieces being written today that will become the classics of the years to come. In our penultimate program of the series, Cathy Meyer, Minister of Music and Organist at South Church (UCC) in Andover, MA, will present works by contemporary and living composers as we celebrate the present and future of our organ. (Snow Date: Mar. 23)

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St. Michael's Episcopal Church
$100 for season subscription (5 concerts

Please join the Jubilate Chamber Choir for a service of reflective readings and music. We are preparing for a Choral Residence at Chichester Cathedral in August of 2025 and we are singing Evensongs in the Boston Area as a Choir in Residence.

Works by Lizzy Wheeler, Jonathan Battishill, Richard Ayleward
The Tabernacle UCC Church

Contact: maryjodice1@gmail.com

The Assabet Valley Mastersingers, directed by Dr. Robert P. Eaton, invite you to experience Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio “Elijah” on March 16th, 2025 at 3:30 PM. The concert venue is Saint John’s High School, located at 378 Main Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545 ”Elijah” has resonated with generations of music lovers because of sublime melodies and powerful narratives. In addition to the Assabet Valley Mastersingers chorus, our performance features a stellar lineup of soloists, and a professional orchestra. Come, and take a transformative musical journey that will resonate long after the final note fades.

Works by Felix Mendelssohn
Saint John's High School
Children are free with accompanying adul
Contact: Nathan Colby, Theatre Coordinator, 508-842-8934, ext. 490

Are you looking for choral experience in a community of welcoming, inclusive, respectful, collegial, and talented vocalists? Do you value high artistic standards? Welcome to Assabet Valley Mastersingers (AVM). Please come join us for our Open Rehearsal on Monday, March 17th for our concert in May which will feature two large works by contemporary composers Ola Gjeilo and Elaine Hagenberg, as well as two shorter works by Christopher Tin and Jake Runestad.

Works by Ola Gjeilo, Elaine Hagenberg, Christopher Tin, Jake Runestad
First Congregational Church
No cost

Noted by the Boston Globe for playing with passion and precision, join us 0n Friday, March 21, at 7:30pm for an evening of exquisite chamber music with The Claremont Trio. Known as the freshest breath of air in the world of chamber music today, be ready as they take full advantage of the beautiful acoustics of the St. John’s nave. This event will be presented in person. A video will be available at a later date.

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

March 21, 2025, 7:30 PM March 22, 2025, 3:30 PM On the anniversary weekend of J. S. Bach’s 340th birthday, hear Gloriæ Dei Cantores and Creare Symphonia perform a concert featuring masterpieces by J. S. Bach. Under the direction of Richard K. Pugsley, the ensemble will perform Bach’s Piano Concerto in D minor, Violin Concerto in A minor, Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 & his cherished motet for double choir, Singet dem Herrn. The concert will take place in the “acoustical marvel” (American Record Guide) of the basilica-style Church of the Transfiguration in Orleans, surrounded by mosaic, fresco, stone, glass and bronze sculpture by both local and international artists. “Superb!”—BBC “Technically brilliant and musically assured.”—Classics Today “Better than the LA Philharmonic!”—Concert Attendee Program

Works by Bach
Church of the Transfiguration
Free for Students and Youth
Contact: 508-240-2400

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.

Works by Brahms, Mendelssohn, Whitlock, Bairstow
Congregation Beth Israel

Contact: bethisrael@cbict.org

Bach’s Birthday Bash Diane Meredith Belcher - organist John Brombaugh Opus 21 March 21st, 7:00 pm St. Mark’s Episcopal Chapel The University of Connecticut 42 North Eagleville Road Storrs CT 06268 Suggested Donation: $20 Benefit Concert for Choral Scholarships to UConn Students Internationally renowned organist Diane Meredith Belcher will present a recital on the restored Brombaugh organ, op.21. Ms. Belcher will perform works by Bach, Buxtehude, and Sweelink including Bach’s Great Prelude and Fugue in A minor. Stefan Maier undertook the restoration of Opus 21 in collaboration with Taylor and Boody under the guidance of John Brombaugh. Mr. Brombaugh quotes, “The triplets, opus 20, 21 and 22, are three of my best instruments,” to which Ms. Belcher adds, “The restoration of Opus 21 along with the chapel’s excellent acoustics make it a joy to play.” Please attend this unique event and support the choral scholar program at St. Mark’s Episcopal Chapel. Media Contact: Dr. Charles Houmard, Music Director, St. Mark’s Episcopal Chapel admin@stmarkschapel.org 860-429-2647 Praeludium in C, BWV 547 — Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) Da pacem, Domine, in diebus nostris, SwWV 302 — Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562–1621) Onder een Linde Groen, SwWV 49 — Sweelinck Prélude et Fugue (1912) — Alberto Nepomuceno (1864–1920) Sonata in a, BuxWV 272 — Dietrich Buxtehude (1637–...

Works by Bach, Buxtehude, and Sweelinck
St. Mark's Episcopal Chapel

Contact: admin@stmarkschapel.org

Internationally renowned organist Diane Meredith Belcher will present a recital on the restored Brombaugh organ, op.21. Ms. Belcher will perform works by Bach, Buxtehude, and Sweelink including Bach’s Great Prelude and Fugue in A minor. Stefan Maier undertook the restoration of Opus 21 in collaboration with Taylor and Boody under the guidance of John Brombaugh. Mr. Brombaugh quotes, “The triplets, opus 20, 21 and 22, are three of my best instruments,” to which Ms. Belcher adds, “The restoration of Opus 21 along with the chapel’s excellent acoustics make it a joy to play.” Please attend this unique event and support the choral scholar program at St. Mark’s Episcopal Chapel. Featuring works by Bach, Sweelinck, and Buxtehude. Benefit Concert for Choral Scholarships to UConn Students.

Works by Bach, Buxtehude, Sweelinck
St. Mark's Episcopal Chapel

Contact: Charles Houmard, Director of Music, admin@stmarkschapel.org

Trinity Organ Series presents outstanding artists in recital at Trinity College Chapel. Our exceptional pipe organ, built by the Austin Organ Company of Hartford, contains over four-thousand pipes that range in size from pencils to large trees. Each pipe has its own unique sound, combining to a thrilling sonic experience.

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Trinity College Chapel

Contact: 860-297-2014

Experience the glorious sounds of one of the world’s largest pipe organs at the Pipes on the Plaza organ concert at The Mother Church, featuring Alan Montgomery, interim Director of Music and Organist of the Riverside Church in New York. He will play a range of classical pieces, including Tchaikovsky and Elgar. To view the concert program and learn more about getting here, please visit christianscience.com/pipesontheplaza.\r\n\r\nUpcoming organ concert dates:\r\nTuesday, June 10: Sandro Russo\r\nTuesday, August 12: Giorgio Revelli\r\nMonday, October 13: Bryan Ashley

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The Mother Church Extension at the Christian Science Plaza

The concert features a program celebrating J.S. Bach' 340th birthday. Best described as a "Bach Adjacent" program, the repertoire will include music by Buxtehude, Dunham, Ginastera, and, of course, Bach himself, all of which will be performed by Mary-Katherine Fletcher on the church's Meta organ. Admission is free and a reception will be held following the concert.

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Christ Episcopal Church

Hear Stephen Tharp on the unique surround-sound St. Cecilia organ as he performs Marcel Dupré’s entire Stations of the Cross: Le Chemin de la Croix, Op. 29, with poetry by Paul Claudel. Experience this moving work in the days leading up to Holy Week. Tharp has been hailed by the Diapason as being “the best organist in America”.

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

GMChorale will present Mozart’s beloved “Requiem” at the Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. Considered one of the most profoundly moving works of the choral repertoire, “Requiem” is all the more poignant since Mozart composed it in the final weeks and days of his tragically short life.\r\n\r\nLeft unfinished at his death in 1791, the “Requiem” was the last piece of music written by Mozart. Its haunting melodies, dramatic contrasts, and heartfelt lamentations make it a powerful meditation on life, death, and redemption. From the intense \"Dies Irae\" (Day of Wrath) to the serene Lacrimosa, Mozart\'s “Requiem” offers a transcendent experience that resonates with audiences on a deeply emotional level.\r\n\r\nOrchestra New England, Saecula Singers and a solo quartet will join forces with the 90-voice GMChorale to present this monumental work under the direction of Joseph D’Eugenio. Short works by Mozart, Palestrina, Bach, Faure and Weelkes are also on the program. A pre-concert lecture at 3:00 p.m. with Wesleyan University’s Neely Bruce is included in the price of the tickets. Tickets are available online at <a href="http://www.gmchorale.org" target="_blank">(link)</a>

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Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School

Center Church on the Green, New Haven, is delighted to bring in guests artists from around the world to play our wonderful Charles Fisk Opus 54 organ. We are excited to have Nathan Laube perform a celebrity organ recital on April 6, 2025 at 7:30pm. Nathan Laube is a leading performer and pedagogue who is beloved around the world, and is currently Associate Professor of Organ at the Eastman School of Music. Ticket sales begin on March 3, 2025. Please visit the Center Church website for more information at <a href="https://www.centerchurchonthegreen.org" target="_blank">(link)</a>.

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Center Church on the Green

Contact: music@centerchurchonthegreen.org

The 2024-2025 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Sarah Ku playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, April 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

Marlborough, MA – The Assabet Valley Chambersingers proudly presents Sing Into Spring: A Choral Perspective, a captivating choral concert to be held on Sunday, April 6, 2025, at 3:00 PM at First Church in Marlborough Congregational, 37 High St., Marlborough, MA. This uplifting and diverse program is offered as a “Pay What You Wish” event, made possible in part by a generous grant from the Marlborough Cultural Council, supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. Under the artistic direction of Robert Eaton, the program will feature an eclectic selection of choral works designed to entertain, inspire, and provoke reflection. Highlights include: • Renaissance madrigals that explore the lighter side of romance • Traditional American folk songs arranged by Aaron Copland • Musical settings of poetry by James Agee, Rudyard Kipling, and Mother Teresa • Vocal jazz selections • Timely and thought-provoking songs by Lennon & McCartney and Bob Dylan This carefully curated program will take audiences on a journey through time and emotion, blending historical and contemporary themes that resonate with today’s world. The Assabet Valley Chambersingers is a 20-voice ensemble drawn from the Assabet Valley Mastersingers that specializes in performing a diverse repertoire such as unaccompanied and accompanied madrigals, motets, Broadway show tunes, and vocal Jazz standards from various eras. Founded in 1988 as a civic out...

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First Church in Marlborough
Pay as you wish at the door
Contact: Mike Ring

Experience the glorious sounds of one of the world’s largest pipe organs at the Pipes on the Plaza organ concert at The Mother Church, featuring Alan Montgomery, interim Director of Music and Organist of the Riverside Church in New York. He will play a range of classical pieces, including Tchaikovsky and Elgar. To view the concert program and learn more about getting here, please visit christianscience.com/pipesontheplaza. Upcoming organ concert dates: Tuesday, June 10: Sandro Russo Tuesday, August 12: Giorgio Revelli Monday, October 13: Bryan Ashley

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The Mother Church Extension at the Christian Science Plaza

Join us on Sunday, April 13, at 2:00pm, for New World Trio, Ensemble-in-Residence at Music at the Red Door. Anhared Stowe, violin Peter Zay, cello David Ballena, piano This event will be presented in person only.

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

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

GMChorale will present Mozart’s beloved “Requiem” at the Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. Considered one of the most profoundly moving works of the choral repertoire, “Requiem” is all the more poignant since Mozart composed it in the final weeks and days of his tragically short life.\r\n\r\nLeft unfinished at his death in 1791, the “Requiem” was the last piece of music written by Mozart. Its haunting melodies, dramatic contrasts, and heartfelt lamentations make it a powerful meditation on life, death, and redemption. From the intense \"Dies Irae\" (Day of Wrath) to the serene Lacrimosa, Mozart\'s “Requiem” offers a transcendent experience that resonates with audiences on a deeply emotional level.\r\n\r\nOrchestra New England, Saecula Singers and a solo quartet will join forces with the 90-voice GMChorale to present this monumental work under the direction of Joseph D’Eugenio. Short works by Mozart, Palestrina, Bach, Faure and Weelkes are also on the program. A pre-concert lecture at 3:00 p.m. with Wesleyan University’s Neely Bruce is included in the price of the tickets. Tickets are available online at <a href="https://www.gmchorale.org" target="_blank">(link)</a>

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Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School

A celebrated organist and organ builder hailing from Vibo Valentia, Italy, Salvatore Pronesti is known for his elegant playing from the organ repertory as well as convincing orchestral transcriptions and imaginative improvisations. He lectures frequently on organology and organ construction and is Artistic Director of the International Organ Festival at the Pantheon in Rome. A special performance with a renowned artist!

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Mechanics Hall

The Boston Chapter AGO has engaged internationally-renowned American organist and composer Chelsea Chen for a recital at Old South Church (Copley Square) in Boston. Her program will include many transcriptions for organ, and one of her own compositions. Composers represented on the recital program include Debussy, Duruflé, Gjeilo, Mulet, and Saint-Saëns. The complete program and Ms. Chen's bio are available for viewing on the Boston Chapter's website. Chen will also present a masterclass on Saturday, April 26 from 10 AM - Noon at Old South Church. Performers at the class will be emerging organists from the local area.

Works by Chen, Debussy, Duruflé, Gjeilo, Mulet, and Saint-Saëns
Old South Church
Free for AGO members. $30 for those who
Contact: darylbichel@aol.com

J.S. Bach and his Majestic Organ Music in Space!. Live performance by Brain Hoffman of Bach's organ music set to incredible videos of pipe organs, as well as flyover videos of Earth taken from the International Space Station!. Come be amazed and enthralled! At 6:00 PM, preceding this multi-media event, there will be hands-on construction of a small pipe organ! A perfect STEAM activity for kids and their grown-ups, this will take place in the library room of the cathedral. It will be limited to the first 25 youth to attend. After the performance, to cap off this star-studded night weather-permitting, there may be viewing of the night sky outdoors in the quadrangle. The events are free and open to the public.

Works by J.S. Bach
Christ Church Cathedral

Shaylen Joos and Anna Ridenour, talented young musicians about to graduate from New England Conservatory of Music, share beautiful music in the grandeur of Methuen Memorial Music Hall. Their program, rescheduled from last November, will have works by Gluck, Piazzola, Massenet, Rota, Bizet, Faure, Reade, and Marson. Tickets are available online or at the door.

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Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Students: $10, Children Under 6: Free
Contact: info@mmmh.org

GMChorale will present Mozart’s beloved “Requiem” at the Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. Considered one of the most profoundly moving works of the choral repertoire, “Requiem” is all the more poignant since Mozart composed it in the final weeks and days of his tragically short life. Left unfinished at his death in 1791, the “Requiem” was the last piece of music written by Mozart. Its haunting melodies, dramatic contrasts, and heartfelt lamentations make it a powerful meditation on life, death, and redemption. From the intense "Dies Irae" (Day of Wrath) to the serene Lacrimosa, Mozart's “Requiem” offers a transcendent experience that resonates with audiences on a deeply emotional level. Orchestra New England, Saecula Singers and a solo quartet will join forces with the 90-voice GMChorale to present this monumental work under the direction of Joseph D’Eugenio. Short works by Mozart, Palestrina, Bach, Faure and Weelkes are also on the program. A pre-concert lecture at 3:00 p.m. with Wesleyan University’s Neely Bruce is included in the price of the tickets. Tickets are available online at <a href="https://www.gmchorale.org" target="_blank">(link)</a>

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Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School

Experience the Magic of Silent Film with Live Organ Accompaniment! Known for his exceptional artistry in live film accompaniment, Mechanics Hall Principal Organist Peter Krasinski will bring Chaplin’s iconic silent comedy-drama to life on the famous Worcester Organ, in a thrilling display of live improvisation. The Kid is a 1921 American silent film written, produced, directed by and starring Charlie Chaplin, and features Jackie Coogan as his foundling baby, adopted son and sidekick. A silent-era classic, it’s a heartwarming tale of resilience and love. Don’t miss this unforgettable blend of film and music!

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Mechanics Hall

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You’ll find it impossible to sit still during this evening featuring Afro-Cuban influenced rhythms and soulful, creative music and dance. Join us on Friday, May 2, at 7:30pm as we welcome back Ed Fast and Congabop for this upbeat treat for young and old alike! 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

Hampton Congregational Church has announced this year’s gala Silent Film event is pure comedy featuring Harold Lloyd in one of his funniest features: ‘Girl Shy!’ Made in 1924, near the peak of his career, the film includes all the usual Lloyd conniving touches to keep audiences of all ages laughing. Returning to accompany the film is Clark Wilson, considered by many to be the best silent film accompanist in America. He’ll use the church’s special-designed digital organ that’s custom fitted with all the needed musical flavors for silent comedies. The event includes pre-show dinners of homemade soups and breads as well as a silent auction. Servings begin at 5 p.m. and continue to 6:45. Showtime is 7 p.m. This is an evening out for everyone from school kids to grandparents. Meal and movie are $16 for adults and $12 for students. Children 5 and under are free. Bring the entire family for $40. Call: 860 455-9677 or email hcc06247@gmail.com for questions and pre-show ticket purchases.

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Hampton Congregational Church
$12 students, children 5 and under free,

Light in the Treasure Trove The Seraphim Singers Saturday, May 3 at 8 PM, in person Holy Name Parish 1689 Centre Street, West Roxbury Parking in the school lot and on street Sunday, May 4 at 3 PM, in person and streamed First Church in Cambridge 11 Garden Street, Cambridge Parking in Harvard Square area garages and on street The Seraphim Singers Jessie Pierpont, Guest Conductor Joshua Lawton and Maria Gajraj, Organ Miranda Loud, Piano Description Join us for a musical journey through sacred masterpieces spanning from the Middle Ages to today. Experience a rich blend of styles and sounds, with works from a diverse range of composers, including the ancient chants of Hildegard von Bingen and the intricate harmonies of Britten, Ducasse, and Boulanger. As we explore these timeless pieces, we invite you to reflect on spirituality, unity, and the light we all share. This concert is an opportunity to connect with music’s power to inspire, uplift, and bring people together across time and place. Ticket Prices General: $25 Senior: $20 Students: $10 Virtual: $15 (Sunday 3 pm concert, view live or later at your convenience) https://<a href="https://www.seraphimsingers.org/upcoming" target="_blank">(link)</a> Information darylbichel@aol.com 617/312-8328

Works by Bach, Britten, Boulanger, Ducasse, Gibson, Hagenberg, Henderson, Lusitano
Holy Name Parish

The 2024-2025 Pipes Alive! series continues with organist Angela Kraft-Cross playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, May 4, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org

For the churchgoer, singing hymns might be a familiar activity, but for those who wish to partake in communal singing outside of a liturgical context, or for those who just can’t get enough on Sunday mornings, this event is for you! James Bobb, professor of organ at St. Olaf College, will lead a hymn festival focusing on texts that invoke God’s love, but will also include a local favorite, Marblehead’s Official Town Anthem, “Marblehead Forever”.

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St. Michael's Episcopal Church
$100 for season subscription (5 concerts

Our 2023-2024 season draws to a close with Pipes Alive! featuring St. John's organ artist-in-residence Christa Rakich playing the St. John’s organ Sunday, June 1, 2025, at 12:30pm. This event will be presented in person and by livestream.

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

Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org