Cathedral Day Organ Recital
Our doors are open again and it’s a time to say, “Welcome Home!” as we celebrate the Cathedral’s 114th birthday! Settle in for an unforgettable afternoon of awe-inspiring music, surrounded by the soaring walls and glimmering stained-glass windows of our beloved Cathedral.
Featuring contemporary and classical works by Dorothy Papadakos, Thomas J. Crawford, Edouard Silas and Julius Reubke.
No tickets are required to enjoy this concert in-person or online.
Catch Up on Music Favorites
As the world turns a corner and we reconnect after a long year apart, the Cathedral’s music staff presents an evening of light-hearted music that captures the sense of hope and renewal we’re all feeling after a very long year
Enjoy a beautiful selection of choral works, including the four winning pieces from The King’s Singers New Music Prize and a performance of Eric Whitacre’s “Sleep”.
Dive into Edvard Grieg’s tour-de-force Piano Concerto in this intimate concert in the Cathedral’s Great Choir. You’ll instantly recognize Grieg’s introductory notes from pop culture and film soundtracks, and in the span of 30 minutes, Eric and Chuyong Suter will transport you from ecstasy to contemplation to pure joy.
Watch a recent performance of We Fall Down (Donnie McClurkin) /Amazing Grace (music: New Britain text: John Newton (1725-1807) by Cathedral Band members Imani-Grace Cooper (vocals), Marshall Keys (saxophone) and Daryl L.A. Hunt (piano).
Sopranos Laura Choi Stuart and Elissa Edwards present François Couperin’s Leçons de ténèbre, an evocative piece intended for performance in Holy Week.
Happy Easter! Cathedral organists Thomas Sheehan and George Fergus celebrate the holiday with a selection of uplifting music on the Cathedral’s Great Organ.