Schedule

Concerts & Events

Mozart Requiem

Thursday, March 1st, 7:30p.m. $20.00 Children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult ticket Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ave verum corpus and Requiem with orchestra Conductor – Mr. Jonathan Scarozza Ave verum corpus will be sung by the Men and the Boys’ Training Choir Requiem will be sung by the Men and Girls Choir Soprano – Carrie Maldovan Countertenor – Daniel Scarozza Tenor – Gerald Gray Bass – Jan Opalach For detailed information on the concert as well as the biographies of our soloists, please click on the link below http://www.stpaulscathedral.org/article.php?id=228

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Cathedral Services

The choirs can be heard regularly at the following services:

Sunday Mornings

9:00 am Sung Eucharist 11:15 am Choral Eucharist

Wednesday Choral Evensong 5 :45 pm - Sung by the Cathedral Girls' Choir

Sunday Choral Evensong Scheduled at least once a month Please see our 2011 Music Schedule for more specifics regarding service times and music scheduled. View spring 2011 choral services.

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Friday Recitals

Free Friday Recitals Lunchtime 12:30 - 1:00 pm Come and go as you need during your lunch hour

January

6 - Winter Break 13 – Winter Break

20 – John Morabito, organ 27 – Beth Quimby Fischer, piano

February

3 – "Music for our Time, Featuring Women Poets for Women's History Month" ANA Trio: Angela Haas, Soprano, Natasha Farny, Cello, Anne Kissel, Piano 10 – Hutchinson Family Revival (Valentine's program)

17 – Roland Hayes, lute 24 – Abigail Rockwood, organ

March

2 – Frank Scinta, piano 9 - Jeffrey Thompson, organ

16 - Arts Academy Choir; Frank Scinta, conductor 23 – Bel Canto Choir; Sue Fay Allen, conductor 30 - theorbo/gamba group

April

6 – Good Friday - NO Recital 13 – Victor Chiodo, clarinet and Paul Hartley, piano

20 – Jeffrey Thompson, voice 27 – Anne Moot and Judith Burritt, piano four hands

Friends of Music at St. Paul’s Cathedral sponsors recitals at 12:30 every Friday in the Cathedral.  They are free, are of a short duration so that they can be enjoyed on your lunch break if you work downtown, and there is a wonderful variety of performances!  There are both instrumental and vocal presentations with varied instruments and singers.  Instruments have included organ, piano, guitar, viola da gambas, electric bass, and flute.  There have been soloists, duos, trios, quartets, and small choral groups.  Musical selections include Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary, as well as music from 19^th century America (the Hutchinson Family Revival), so there is sure to be something that appeals to everyone!  This series is a wonderful way to take a break in the middle of your work day, and you can stay for all or part, as your schedule allows.  There are occasional Fridays when no recital is scheduled (for example, the Friday after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve), so be sure to check the schedule on the website (musicatstpauls.com) or in Gusto.

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