Concerts at Saint George's
Saint George's is known for its fine acoustics and as a perfect place for the performing and hearing of music, especially Early Music. These concerts feature top professionals in the music field, engaging programming, and much virtuosity. We welcome you to join us for these musical feasts in a beautiful space.
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2023-2024 Concerts
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Our Partners
Capitol Early Music (CEM) is a project of avid amateur recorder players in the Washington DC area who seek to contribute to the vibrant early music life in our community . We believe that we enha_nce our appreciation of early music and improve our own performance by listening to, and studying with, top flight performers. On the assumption that others share this perspective, we are working to organize concerts and workshops to delight and educate musicians and music lovers.
The 9th Street Quartet is an actively performing ensemble and the Quartet-in-Residence of Crescendo, the youth chamber music program of Arlington Philharmonic. We are happy to have the 9th Street Quartet as Ensemble in Residence at Saint George’s Church, as well.
Past Concerts
In addition to the concerts presented by Capitol Early Music, past concerts and recitals have included the Jesus College Choir of University of Cambridge, UK; The Ealing Abbey Choir, Olas Petris Vocalis (Sweden), The Rose Ensemble, The RSCM Washington DC Course choir, Harmonious Blacksmith, The Vivaldi Project, Ensemble Gaudior, Les Inegalés, among others.
Janet Yieh plays a recital sponsored by the Northern Virginia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
World renown organist and Visiting Professor of Organ at Oberlin, Christa Rakich, performs a recital on Pasi Opus 28. This recital is co-sponsored by the Northern Virginia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. A free-will offering is received.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Join us for our annual Halloween Kids Concert! Features fun music for the season on our Martin Pasi pipe organ, along with Pumpkin Carols and pumpkin carving. Be sure to wear your costumes!
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
High School Senior, Bradley McMullin, gives an organ recital of works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Widor, and Vierne. All are welcome to attend.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Come be one of the first people in the history of the human race to hear an important new addition to the Classical Music canon! This program will feature the World Premier of a new piece by Steve Snowden for String Quartet and Organ!
Saint George’s Minister of Music, Ben Keseley, joins the 9th Street String Quartet to premiere a new piece for Quartet and Organ by Stephen Snowden. The concert will also include Aspects of Light, by Brenda Portman commissioned for the dedication of Saint George’s new organ, Pasi Organ Builders Op. 28.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.
Saint George’s is happy to host the Friday Morning Music Club’s free, classical chamber music concerts on the first two Fridays of each month at Noon.