Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
A rich revelation of the presence of God, our annual Evensong for All Souls is sung by the Saint George’s Choir and includes the reading of the Parish's necrology and a time to light candles in memory of loved ones. The service is followed by a reception in the Great Hall.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship. This month’s Evensong centers in Thanksgiving as we look forward to the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship. This month’s Evensong centers in Advent and our waiting for the arrival of the Christ Child.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
Drawing from the “hit parade” of tunes popular in the early days of Petrucci’s printing press in Venice, Ensemble Gentil Galant performs Franco-Flemish polyphony by Josquin des Prez, Heinrich Isaac, Jacob Obrecht, Alexander Agricola, Johannes Ockeghem, and their contemporaries.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship. This month’s Evensong centers in our Lenten Journey.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship. This month’s Evensong centers continues our celebration of Christ’s resurrection.
Baroque chamber music is very much a conversation among the performers and between the performers and the audience. The Medici Ensemble invites you into the conversation as it explores the virtuoso solo and chamber repertoire of the period, including works from France, Germany and Scotland.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
This Evensong centers in God's all-embracing love as we celebrate Pride month and the the radical and all-inclusive love of God and this community. Invite your friends!
New World Recorders, which thrilled us with their performance of J. S. Bach’s Art of Fugue in CEM’s 2017-2018 season, return with a concert featuring Henry Purcell’s Fantazias – his contribution to the intensely contrapuntal world of the English consort fantasia.
Disconnect in a sacred space. A short service of Evensong with beautiful music and prayers helps usher in the close of the day. Evensong is followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
Capitol Early Music presents renowned baroque dancer Caroline Copeland performs 17th and 18th century French dances in costume. With instrumentalists Alison Melville, recorder and traverso; Mary Findley, violin; Douglas Poplin, cello and viola da gamba; and Patrick Merrill, harpsichord.
Join us to celebrate the season with this extended prelude to our 10pm Festival Eucharist for Christmas Eve. The Saint George’s Choir and Orchestra offers Bach’s popular Cantata 140, Wachet auf ruft uns die Stimme (Wake awake, for night is flying). Come early to enjoy this wonderful work as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
Holy Hour: Evensong and Refreshment - A short service is rich in prayer and scripture with beautiful music. A time to rest, recharge, and unplug. Healing prayers are offered beginning at 6:15pm and after the service. December’s Evensong will be centered in Advent and the our final days of waiting and anticipation of the arrival of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
A Concert with Harpsichordist Elizabeth Wright
Les Goûts-Réunis
A Celebration of French and Italian Styles. Music by Leclair, Barrière, Rebel, Couperin, Corelli, Bononcini, Caldara, and Vivaldi
TICKETS AT THE DOOR: $20/$10 STUDENTS
Kleine Kammermusik in concert: Dialogue of the Graces,an evening of Couperin, Dornel and Hotteterre by the unique baroque ensemble featuring paired woodwinds and continuo. Sponsored by Capitol Early Music
The Rose Ensemble in concert: Land of Three Faiths: Voices of Ancient Mediterranean Jews, Christians and Muslims, vocal and instrumental music of the Hispano-Arab Middle Ages
Recorders of Tempesta di Mare perform J. S. Bach’s Art of the Fugue. with Gwyn Roberts, Rainer Beckman, Héloïse Degrugillier, Priscilla Herreid.
Parthenia in concert: “Music with Her Silver Sound: Viol Consorts in the Age of Shakespeare.” An exploration of the musical life of courtier and merchant in Shakespeare’s world, with gambists Lawrence Lipnik, Rosamond Morley, Lisa Terry, and guest artist, Mary Springfels.
Alkemie in concert: “Rosa das Rosas: Songs of the Virgin Mary.” Marian music from 14th and 15th century Spain, with instrumentalists and singers Tracy Cowart, David McCormick, Elena Mullins, Sian Ricketts, Niccolo Seligmann.
