Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Ave
Cost: Free

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.
Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org
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Methuen Memorial Music Hall, 192 Broadway (Route 28)
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $15; Sr/Stu: $ - Students: $10, Children Under 6: Free

Dr. Linda Margetts celebrates 100 years of Tabernacle organists and the ties between Methuen's Great Organ and the Tabernacle organ in Salt Lake City in the third organ concert of Methuen Memorial Music Hall's 2025 Summer Series. The program consists of works by Diemer, Widor, Vierne, Schreiner, Cundick, Longhurst, Elliott and Plummer Faxon.
Contact: info@mmmh.org
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First Unitarian Church of Worcester, 90 Main St.
Cost: Free

First Unitarian Church of Worcester will be holding four Summer Sings, on every Thursday in June from 7-9pm in our sanctuary. At these informal and musically rewarding events, choral singers from Worcester and beyond are invited to show up, grab a score that will be provided, and sing through a famous choral masterwork together. June 5 will feature Mozart's Requiem, with conductor Dr. Allegra Martin and pianist Matthew Jaskot. These events are free; donations are gratefully accepted. June 12 will be the Fauré Requiem with guest conductor Dr. Joshua Rohde; June 19 will be selections from Credo, The Ballad of the Brown King, and other works by Margaret Bonds; and June 26 will be Vivaldi's Gloria. First Unitarian Church is located at 90 Main St, Worcester, MA. Parking is available in the church parking lots on State St. Our accessible entrance is located on the side of our building off the lower State St. parking lot.
Works by W. A. Mozart
Contact: music@firstunitarian.com
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First Unitarian Church of Worcester, 90 Main St.
Cost: Free

First Unitarian Church of Worcester is hosting a series of free "Totally Organ-ic!" concerts featuring our two spectacular organs. On June 8, our talented Artists-in-Residence at the church will be joined by Kevin Neel, Director of Music and Organist at All Saints, Worcester. Neel has been heard at the organ in numerous venues including Symphony Hall (Boston), Trinity Church Copley Square, Methuen Memorial Music Hall, as well as numerous other venues. Participating musicians include Noel Cary on clarinet, Ken Melnick on clarinet, James Kassal on bassoon, Becky Spanagel on piano, The Hip-Swayers duo, Toni Ostrow and Dave Blodgett, on bass, guitar, and vocals, Bill Fisher on bass, Bob Gordon on percussion, and our young Artist-in-Residence, Shannon Favela, on bassoon. Repertoire will range from Mendelssohn to the Beatles. Reception to follow. This concert has been sponsored by a grant from the Worcester Arts Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Parking is available in the church parking lots on State St; the side door on the lower lot is an accessible entrance.
Works by Felix Mendelssohn, Johann Ernst Galliard, James Kassal, Craig Phillips, Claude Debussy, Ignaz Pleyel, Procul Harum, Solomon Burke, Billy Swan, The Beatles
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The Mother Church Extension at the Christian Science Plaza, 250 Massachusetts Ave
Cost: Free

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 Sandro Russo, Music Director and Organist of the Scarsdale Congregational Church in New York. He will play a Fantasy and Fugue on "Ad nos, ad salutarem undam" S.259 by Franz Liszt. To view the concert program and learn more about getting here, please visit christianscience.com/pipesontheplaza. Upcoming organ concert dates: Tuesday, August 12: Giorgio Revelli Monday, October 13: Bryan Ashley Wednesday, December 31*: First Night Boston 2026. The Boston Chapter – American Guild of Organists
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First Lutheran Church of Boston, 299 Berkeley Street
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $25ea/60all; Sr/Stu: $

The 12th biennial organ mini-festival celebrates the instrument in three programs from leading virtuosos, performing on the magnificent Richards, Fowkes & Co. organ, and on the organetto. 9AM Kola Owolabi, Professor of Organ at the University of Notre Dame. Music of J. S. Bach, J. G. Walther, Peter Phillips, Henry Purcell, Kerll, Handel, Buxtehude. 11:30AM Catalina Vicens, on the organetto, with Trio Medieval. Music of de Vitry, Machaut, Landini and others, for organetto solo and with voices. 2PM Erica Johnson, College Organist for Wellesley College. Music of Scheidemann, Kuhnau, Margaret Sandresky, Farnaby, Buxtehude, J. S. Bach
Contact: Boston Early Music Festival: bemf@bemf.org
OrganInfo: Richards, Fowkes & Co., Op 10 (link)
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