Assumption College Curtis Auditorium in Tsotsis Family Academic Center, 500 Salisbury St
Cost: Free
Performing: Bach Consort Trio: Michelle Graveline, harpsichord; Peter Sulski, violin; Ariana Falk, cello

Details: The Bach Consort Trio performs Sonatas of J. S. Bach. Violin sonata in E minor, BWV 1023; Gamba sonata in G Major, BWV 1027; Violin Sonata in C minor, BWV 1017.
Contact: Jacqueline Chlapowski, 508-767-7304. jchlapowski@assumption.edu
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107420

First Unitarian Church, 90 Main Street
Cost: Free
Performing: WYO (Jonathan Brennand, dir), First Unitarian's Festival Choir(Will Sherwood, dir)

Details: Faure Requiem, Bach Cantata 79, Gjeilo Luminous Night of the Soul are presented along with Brahms Academic Festival Overture and other orchestral favorites.

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107406

The Parish of All Saints - Ashmont, 209 Ashmont Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Peabody Square Choral Artists

Details: Maurice Duruflé (1902-1895) destroyed many of his own compositions because they did not meet his standards. As a result, Duruflé left us with only two large choral works: the Messe ‘Cum jubilo’ and the Requiem. Both works are masterfully crafted, combining Gregorian Chant and 20th century harmony seamlessly into emotionally complex and engaging works of art. Peabody Square Choral Artists presents this concert free of charge at the Parish of All Saints, Ashmont. This concert is conducted by Michael Raleigh and features the skillful and talented organists Andrew Sheranian and Ross Wood.
Contact: michael.t.raleigh@gmail.com
OrganInfo: (link), (link)
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107417

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: St. John's Youth Choir; Scott Lamlein, Choirmaster

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. The ancient and beautiful service of Choral Evensong is presented on the last Sunday of selected months at St. John’s. Join us on January 27 at 5:00, with music by the St. John’s Youth Choir; Scott Lamlein, choirmaster. What is Choral Evensong? “Evensong … is a very tiny fragment of something else: it is a fragment of the worship which is offered to God by Christian people every hour in every part of the world. When you come to Evensong here it is as if you were dropping in on a conversation already in progress — a conversation between God and people which began long before you were born and will go on long after you are dead.” Why celebrate Evensong? Evensong offers to us the opportunity to gather and spend time in prayer while listening and participating in music that is especially selected to bring
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107279

Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church, 188 Elliott Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Choir of Christ the Redeemer; Daniel McKinley, Minister of Music/Organist & Choirmaster

Details: The Choir of Christ the Redeemer will sing Choral Evensong with incense, commemorating the Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple. Music by Herbert Howells (New College Oxford Service); Robert Lehman (Preces & Responses); Luca Marenzio (Hodie Beata Virgo Maria). The congregation will participate in the lighting of candles, festal procession, and the singing of hymns. Free admission; free-will offering. Reception afterward.
Contact: (link)
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107416

St. Mary of the Assumption Church, 420 High Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Kyle Bertulli, organist

Details: Works to be performed are by J. S. Bach, Mendelssohn, Franck, and others. This concert will serve as a fundraiser for fuel costs. St. Mary's is home to a remarkable 1890s Hook and Hastings pipe organ, but efforts are needed to support its upkeep, including adequate climate conditions. Your support in these efforts would be most appreciated. The acoustic at St. Mary's is one of the finest in the Boston area. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged to benefit fuel expenses. Reception with light refreshments to follow.
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107409

First Parish of Milton, 535 Canton Avenue
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $25; Sr/Stu: $15 - 18 and under are free
Performing: Milton Community Concerts presents organist Peter Krasinski

Details: Organist Peter Krasinski will be providing live improvised silent film accompaniment for the classic silent film "The Kid". This event commemorates and celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Wigglesworth Memorial Pipe Organ at First Parish Church-UU of Milton, MA, built and installed by Herman Schlicker. Proceeds will support the Organ Fund at First Parish.
Contact: miltoncommunityconcerts.com
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107400

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Kyle Swann, Organist

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. Back by popular demand, the Pipes Alive! series continues with Kyle Swann playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, February 3 at 12:30 p.m. Kyle is organist and choirmaster at Grace Episcopal Church, Hartford. Join us for half-hour organ concerts featuring St. John’s magnificent Austin pipe organ, on the first Sunday of the month, January through June, 12:30 p.m. with regional organists. Free!
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107280

St. Mark's Chapel, 42 North Eagleville Road
Cost: Suggested Donation: Gen: $20; Sr/Stu: $5
Performing: David von Behren

Details: Brombaugh Organ, Opus 21, Rededication Concert Series. David von Behren (Yale School of Music) performs works by J.S.Bach and Mendelssohn. St. Mark's Chapel on the UConn campus, 7 pm. $20 requested donation, all proceeds go to the Brombaugh Opus 21 Fund.
Contact: Linda Austin Small, parish administrator, St. Mark's Chapel 860-429-2647
OrganInfo: Brombaugh Opus 21
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107415

Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 545 Stratfield Road
Cost: Free
Performing: Isaac Johnson

Details: Recital to demonstrate and celebrate brand-new Faucher pipe organ. Program: Prelude and Fugue in D, BWV 532-J.S. Bach; Prelude, Vugue, and Variation-César Franck; Dieu parmi nous-Olivier Messiaen
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107411

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: American Baroque Orchestra and Singers

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. Full of famous choruses – such as the great Hallelujah – and based on Italian folk songs and carols, Handel’s Messiah tells a story of wonder and triumph. Experience this timeless masterwork in its earliest version, as conceived by artistic director Mark Bailey, on Saturday, February 9th at 7:30pm. Snow date: February 16th, 7:30pm
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107287

St. Andrew's Hall, Trinity Church Boston, 206 Clarendon Street
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $20,age18or; Sr/Stu: $ - https://www.trinitychurchconcerts.org/si
Performing: Katherine Growdon, mezzo-soprano and Megan Henderson, piano

Details: An intimate recital featuring professional vocalists from around the city, this series features 45 minutes of music from different artists in a wide variety of repertoire. The intimate setting of St. Andrew's Hall on the 4th floor of the Trinity Church Parish House creates a "chamber music" atmosphere in which to enjoy these selections, and the performance will be followed by a reception to meet and chat with the artists.
Contact: https://www.trinitychurchconcerts.org/singerseries2018
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107393

Trinity Episcopal Church, 81 Elm Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Robert Barney, Organist and Janet Rink, Conductor

Details: From Rebecca Clarke to Ysaye M. Barnwell, Fountain in a Wood represents a diverse concert program of music written by women composers for women’s voices. Featured repertoire includes CWC’s 2017 commission, The Tree House, by Boston composer Beth Denisch, based on the texts of Scottish poet Kathleen Jamie. Scored for oboe, cello, piano and women’s voices, The Tree House powerfully renders these beautiful texts; they are perfectly paced, lovely, radiant, challenging, and measured. Also included on the program are works by Gwyneth Walker, Rebecca Clarke, Ramona Leungen, Carol Barnett, Tara Traxler and Anne Lister
Contact: louise.mundinger@gmail.com
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107412

Trinity Episcopal Church, 81 Elm Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Robert Barney, Organist and Janet Ring Frank, Conductor

107413

St. Joseph Parish, 1382 Highland Ave
Cost: Free Will Offering
Performing: Lukas Hasler

Details: Organist Lukas Hasler will perform works of Mendelssohn, Franck and Liszt. Hasler is a student at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria and a student in cultural management at the University of Hamburg, Germany. He has won the "Prima la musica" competition for organ twice. The second time he also won the "Bärenreiter-Special" prize for his interpretation of a work by J.S. Bach. He is also a composer and a choral conductor.
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107419

Park Street Church, 1 Park Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Katelyn Emerson

Details: Katelyn Emerson plays Aeolian-Skinner op. 1353 (III/55), inaugurating our rebuilt Great, Swell, and Antiphonal. The ongoing work is by Spencer Organs (with Jonathan Ambrosino et al). Stop List
Bio: https://www.katelynemerson.com/
  Contact: nskinner@parkstreet.org
  OrganInfo: Park Street Church
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107402

Park Street Church, 1 Park Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Katelyn Emerson

Details: Katelyn Emerson plays Aeolian-Skinner op. 1353 (III/55), inaugurating our rebuilt Great, Swell, and Antiphonal. The ongoing work is by Spencer Organs (with Jonathan Ambrosino et al). Stop List
Bio: https://www.katelynemerson.com/biography
  Contact: nskinner@parkstreet.org
  OrganInfo: Park Street Church
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107403

Park Street Church, 1 Park Street
Cost: Free
Performing: Katelyn Emerson

Details: Katelyn Emerson plays Aeolian-Skinner op. 1353 (III/55), inaugurating our rebuilt Great, Swell, and Antiphonal. The ongoing work is by Spencer Organs (with Jonathan Ambrosino et al). Stop List
Bio: https://www.katelynemerson.com/biography
  Contact: nskinner@parkstreet.org
  OrganInfo: Park Street Church
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107405

First-Calvary Baptist Church, 586 Massachusetts Avenue
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $; Sr/Stu: $
Performing: various presenters

Details: Mark your calendars for AGO Merrimack Valley Chapter's 21st Mini Convention on February 23, 2019 from 8:30am to 4pm! It will again be held at the First-Calvary Baptist Church, 586 Massachusetts Avenue, North Andover, MA 01845. Presenters will include Robert Stibler with pointers on involving student and amateur brass players in your music, Susan Ferre on the application of early singing styles in Handel's Messiah, Craig Seaman on the "Care and Feeding" of pipe organs, and Richard Spicer on early publishers and composers of church music in Essex County. In addition, Spectrum Music will be back with a goodly selection of music for sale, and The Party Connection will again be serving up one of their delicious lunches. Members of the Chapter will be doing an anthem reading and hosting the Scholarship Fund flea market, and good fellowship will be had by all. The detailed program and the Registration form will be posted on the Chapter website [Map]

107418

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Choir School of Hartford and Trinity Church Choir; Jackson Merrill, Choirmaster

Details: All events are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. The ancient and beautiful service of Choral Evensong is presented on the last Sunday of selected months at St. John’s. Join us on February 24 at 5:00, with music by the Choir School of Hartford, and the Trinity Church Choir; Jackson Merrill, choirmaster. What is Choral Evensong? “Evensong … is a very tiny fragment of something else: it is a fragment of the worship which is offered to God by Christian people every hour in every part of the world. When you come to Evensong here it is as if you were dropping in on a conversation already in progress — a conversation between God and people which began long before you were born and will go on long after you are dead.” Why celebrate Evensong? Evensong offers to us the opportunity to gather and spend time in prayer while listening and participating in music that i
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107303

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Nathan Lively, Organist

107304

Trinity Lutheran Church, 73 Lancaster Street
Cost: Free Will Offering
Performing: Jonathan Dimmock

Details: San Francisco's Jonathan Dimmock plays an organ recital of diverse works to kick-off the 50th anniversary celebration of the installation of the Noack Organ Company's Opus 40 tracker organ. All are welcome. A free-will donation will be received to benefit the Music at Trinity series. a birthday reception and a chance to greet the artist will follow the concert in Jeppson Hall.
Works by https://www.facebook.com/events/1078256055662485/
Bio: https://www.jonathandimmock.com/
  Contact: Mark Mummert
  OrganInfo: http://trinityworc.org/welcome/history/pipe-organs/
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107259

Old West Church, 131 Cambridge Street, Boston
Cost: Free
Performing: Members of Boston Organ Studio

Details: Members of Boston Organ Studio perform varied repertoire on the famous C.B. Fisk organ in Old West Church. All are invited; Free admission.
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107328

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: CitySingers of Hartford; Suzanne Gates, Artistic Director

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. The sacred Celtic tradition is a flame that ignites the imagination with captivating melodies and entrancing poetry. CitySingers of Hartford will explore this tradition and trace its evolution from ancient roots in concert on Saturday, March 9 at 4pm. Our musical journey will inspire our listeners with verse that reflects the Celtic spirit, and musical expression in chant, beautiful folk melodies and compositions by celebrated composers such as Turlough O’Carolan, Sean O’Riada, and Michael McGlynn. CitySingers will be joined by Celtic musicians known throughout our region, who will add traditional color and style to the music with Irish harp, wooden flute, fiddle, mandolin, concertina, bodhran and double bass, along with pipe organ and highland pipes. Suzanne Gates, artistic director.
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107305

Church of Christ, Congregational, 1075 Main Street, Newington, Connecticut
Cost: Free Will Offering
Performing: Peter Niedmann, Organist

Details: Peter Niedmann, prize winner AGO National Improvisation Competition. Music of Bach, Vierne, Wammes, and more.
Works by Bach, Vierne, Wammes, more
Bio: http://www.peterniedmann.com/bio/
  Contact: 860-666-4689
  OrganInfo: https://pipeorgandatabase.org/OrganDetails.php?OrganID=53054
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107242

First Lutheran Church, 299 Berkeley Street
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $20-70; Sr/Stu: $15-65
Performing: Benjamin Alard

Details: A fast-rising star on the international stage, Benjamin Alard has been hailed for his “intellectual mastery” (The Globe and Mail) in his performances of Johann Sebastian Bach’s music. Join him in his BEMF concert series début in a journey through the great master’s music for harpsichord and organ. Before settling in Leipzig, Bach spent much of his early life traveling across Germany, gaining fame for his virtuosic keyboard playing. Bach immersed himself in the local German styles but just as eagerly exposed himself to music from Italy, France, and England. Experience the vivid contrasts of a youthful Bach’s intense keyboard writing, at turns electrifying and serene, as he explored (and often tried to surpass) these diverse influences. Pre-Concert Talk at 7pm. http://www.bemf.org/pages/concerts/18-19/alard.htm
Works by J.S. Bach
Contact: 617-661-1812
OrganInfo: https://flc-bostonmusic.org/flc-pipe-organ
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107316

Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $20; Sr/Stu: $18 - Students $15, 12 and under free
Performing: James Kennerley

Details: Portland’s Municipal Organist, James Kennerley performs Bach on the Kotzschmar Organ! Johann Sebastian Bach was born in March of 1685. Come and join us as we celebrate the musical legacy of this prolific composer who has created some truly spectacular music, especially for the pipe organ.
Works by https://www.facebook.com/events/170897860242169/
Bio: http://www.foko.org/events/bach/
  Contact: porttix.com
  OrganInfo: http://www.foko.org/stop-list/
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107320

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: St. John's Choir; Scott Lamlein, Choirmaster; Larry Allen, Organist

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. The Duruflé Requiem has firmly obtained its place in the choral canon after that of Gabriel Fauré, which was performed as part of this series last season. The composer based his work on the Gregorian chants for the Mass of the Dead. It is truly a quintessential reflection of early 20th century Parisian liturgical musical culture. The St. John’s 40-voice choir of children and adults joins forces with Hartford’s favorite organist, Larry Allen, along with trumpet and timpani, in this sublime performance, on Saturday, March 23 at 3pm.
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107306

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: New World Trio

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. For more than three decades, the New World Trio has brought the excitement and intimacy of chamber music to live audiences throughout New England. Founded in 1985 by violinist Anhared Stowe, New World provides a unique experience for music lovers with its mix of both standard repertoire and contemporary works. With each performance, New World brings new vitality to established masterworks; these are paired with contemporary pieces, with each complementing the other in depth and beauty. “…New World has been (Hartford’s) one reliable source of chamber music since its founding…” says the Hartford Courant.
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107307

Trinity Lutheran Church, 73 Lancaster Street
Cost: Free Will Offering
Performing: Sean Redrow

Details: Worcester's own Sean Redrow presents an organ recital of diverse works to conclude the month long 50th anniversary celebration of the installation of the Noack Organ Company's Opus 40. All are welcome. A free-will donation will be received to benefit the Music at Trinity series. A reception to greet the artist will follow the concert in Jeppson Hall.
Works by https://www.facebook.com/events/1801351513265866/
Bio: http://trinityworc.org/music-at-trinity/
  Contact: Mark Mummert
  OrganInfo: http://trinityworc.org/welcome/history/pipe-organs/
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107260

St James's Episcopal Church, 1018 Farmington Ave
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $45; Sr/Stu: $20 - $20/$45/$55/$65 Student/General/Preferre
Performing: Vienna Boys Choir

Details: Don’t miss the Vienna Boys Choir’s only Connecticut appearance on their Spring 2019 tour! This performance in West Hartford is a rare opportunity to hear the famed choir sing in the choir-friendly acoustic of a traditional church setting rather than in a large municipal auditorium or concert hall. The Vienna Boys Choir’s repertoire includes music from six centuries, from medieval melodies to polkas and waltzes by the Strauss dynasty. The Vienna Boys Choir sells out every appearance – reserve tickets soon! (link)
Contact: Concerts at St James's, concerts@stjameswh.org
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107414

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Scott Lamlein, Organist

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. Back by popular demand, the Pipes Alive! series continues with Scott Lamlein playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, April 7 at 12:30 p.m. Scott is Director of Music and Organist at St. John’s Episcopal Church, West Hartford, and Artistic Director of its Music at the Red Door concert series. Join us for half-hour organ concerts featuring St. John’s magnificent Austin pipe organ, on the first Sunday of the month, January through June, 12:30 p.m. with regional organists. Free!
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107308

St. Andrew's Hall, Trinity Church Boston, 206 Clarendon Street
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $20,age18or; Sr/Stu: $
Performing: Adam Jacob Simon and tenor Alexander Nishibun

Details: Join baritone Adam Jacob Simon and tenor Alexander Nishibun as they embark on a journey through life featuring excerpts from Schubert's Winterreise, Vaughan William's Songs of Travel, Britten's Winter Words, Clara Schumann, and more. Post-recital reception to follow to meet the artists.
Contact: https://www.trinitychurchconcerts.org/singerseries2018
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107394

Trinity Lutheran Church, 73 Lancaster Street
Cost: Free Will Offering
Performing: Trinity Choir, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Festival Chorus, Worcester Children's Chorus, Mark Mummert, Organ, Joshua Rohde, Conducting

Details: Music at Trinity presents the annual Passion presentation with James MacMillan's St. Luke Passion. The 75-minute work for chorus, children's chorus, organ, and orchestra will be a joint effort between WPI and Trinity Church. All are welcome. A free-will donation will be received to cover the cost of this large passion project. As the work is not suitable for small children, child care will be available.
Works by https://www.facebook.com/events/642478322757423/
Bio: http://trinityworc.org/music-at-trinity/
  Contact: Mark Mummert
  OrganInfo: http://trinityworc.org/welcome/history/pipe-organs/
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107329

Memorial Church, Harvard University, Harvard Yard
Cost: Free
Performing: Thomas Sheehan and Carson Cooman

Details: Thomas Sheehan and Carson Cooman perform a Holy Week recital of improvisations on the Fourteen Stations of the Cross using the Skinner and Fisk organs of Memorial Church, Harvard University
Contact: Carson Cooman
OrganInfo: https://memorialchurch.harvard.edu/organs
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107346

Trinity Church Boston, 206 Clarendon Street
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $20; Sr/Stu: $
Performing: LaFarge Ensemble of Trinity Church Choir/Richard Webster

Details: Charles Wood’s St. Mark Passion was written in the span of 9 days at the request of the Rev. Dr. Eric Milner-White (then Dean of King’s College in Cambridge and institutor of the Service of Nine Lessons and Carols at King’s). The St. Mark Passion, a large scale work soloists, choir and organ, traces Jesus’ last days from The Last Supper to the Crucifixion. As with Bach’s Passions, hymns are interspersed throughout the narrative to draw the audience into the action. Presented by the La Farge Ensemble.
Bio: https://www.advent-press.com/index.php/23-adventpress/1-richard-webster
  Contact: https://www.trinitychurchconcerts.org/woodpassion
  OrganInfo: https://trinitychurchboston.org/worship/music/organs
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107395

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Suzanne Bona and Brenda Miller

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. Sunday Baroque host and flutist Suzanne Bona, along with pianist and internationally recognized music educator Brenda Moore Miller, will perform a varied program of music for flute and piano on Saturday, April 27 at 3pm. Sunday Baroque began in September of 1987 as a local, 90-minute radio show hosted by Fairfield, CT native Suzanne Bona. It has since grown into the enormously popular, 6-hour program that airs every Sunday on WSHU…and which is distributed to 170 stations across the country and heard by more than a quarter million listeners nationwide.
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107309

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Trinity Boys Choir from Trinity on the Green, New Haven; Walden Moore, Choirmaster

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. The ancient and beautiful service of Choral Evensong is presented on the last Sunday of selected months at St. John’s. Join us on April 28 at 5:00, with music by the Trinity Boys Choir, from Trinity-on-the-Green, New Haven; Walden Moore, choirmaster. What is Choral Evensong? “Evensong … is a very tiny fragment of something else: it is a fragment of the worship which is offered to God by Christian people every hour in every part of the world. When you come to Evensong here it is as if you were dropping in on a conversation already in progress — a conversation between God and people which began long before you were born and will go on long after you are dead.” Why celebrate Evensong? Evensong offers to us the opportunity to gather and spend time in prayer while listening and participating in music that is
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107310

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Jackson Merrill, Organist

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. Back by popular demand, the Pipes Alive! series continues with Jackson Merrill playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, May 5 at 12:30 p.m. Jackson is organist and choirmaster at Trinity Episcopal Church, Hartford. Join us for half-hour organ concerts featuring St. John’s magnificent Austin pipe organ, on the first Sunday of the month, January through June, 12:30 p.m. with regional organists. Free!
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107311

Memorial Church, Harvard University, Harvard Yard
Cost: Free
Performing: Carson Cooman

Details: Carson Cooman performs a recital of contemporary organ music by Thomas Åberg, Burkhard Mohr; premieres of new works by Flemming Chr. Hansen and Lynn Trapp; and a performance in honor of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) of Andreas Willscher's Organ Symphony No. 1, "Gravestones."
Works by Thomas Åberg, Burkhard Mohr, Flemming Chr. Hansen, Lynn Trapp, Andreas Willscher
Contact: Carson Cooman
OrganInfo: https://memorialchurch.harvard.edu/organs
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107347

Trinity Lutheran Church, 73 Lancaster Street
Cost: Free Will Offering
Performing: Nathaniel Gumbs

Details: Yale University's brilliant young organist Nathaniel Gumbs plays an organ recital of diverse works on Trinity's Noack organ.
Works by https://www.facebook.com/events/2008889932535821/
Bio: http://trinityworc.org/music-at-trinity/
  Contact: Mark Mummert
  OrganInfo: http://trinityworc.org/welcome/history/pipe-organs/
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107262

107330

Trinity Church Boston, 206 Clarendon Street
Cost: Tickets: Gen: $25-60; Sr/Stu: $ - https://www.trinitychurchconcerts.org/an
Performing: Trinity Church Choir/Richard Webster

Details: Help launch the Trinity Choirs on their August tour of the United Kingdom, where they will serve as choir-in-residence at Wells and Salisbury Cathedrals. This concert will feature works by American composers – Amy Beach, Joseph Jennings, Roland Martin and Richard Webster – as well as beloved classics from the English repertoire – Herbert Howells, Ralph Vaughan Williams, William Walton and Charles Wood.
Bio: https://www.advent-press.com/index.php/23-adventpress/1-richard-webster
  Contact: https://www.trinitychurchconcerts.org/anglican-choral-treasures
  OrganInfo: https://trinitychurchboston.org/worship/music/organs
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107396

Memorial Church, Harvard University, Harvard Yard
Cost: Free
Performing: Thomas Sheehan

Details: Thomas Sheehan performs a recital on the Skinner and Fisk organs of Memorial Church, Harvard University
Contact: Carson Cooman
OrganInfo: https://memorialchurch.harvard.edu/organs
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107348

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Avenue
Cost: Free
Performing: Christa Rakich, Organist

Details: All concerts are free admission, with a suggested donation. For full details, visit http://www.reddoormusic.org. Back by popular demand, the Pipes Alive! series continues with Christa Rakich playing the St. John’s organ on Sunday, June 2 at 12:30 p.m. Christa Rakich, Organ Artist-in-Residence at St. John’s, West Hartford, recently retired from a position as Music Director at St. Mark the Evangelist Church in West Hartford. She lives in Bloomfield and maintains an active career as a performer and recording artist. She has served on the faculties of Westminster Choir College, Brandeis University, New England Conservatory, and the University of Connecticut, and as Assistant University Organist at Harvard. Previous Artist-in-Residencies have included the University of Pennsylvania and First Lutheran Church in Boston. As a Fulbright Scholar, Christa studied for two years with Anton Heiller at the Hochschule für Musik in Vienn
Contact: music@sjparish.net
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107312