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May 2018
Sung by the St. Paul’s Choir with music of Herbert Howells, Stephen Caracciolo, and Bernard Rose. Directed by Christopher Betts.
Find out moreRobert Simpson, Canon for Music Daryl Robinson, Cathedral Organist Concert featuring music by 20th century American composers performed by the Cathedral Choir and orchestra. Program: - Chichester Psalms - Leonard Bernstein (presented in celebration of Bernstein's 100th birthday) - Concerto for Organ, Strings, and Harp, Op. 22, No. 3 - Howard Hanson - Lux Aeterna - Morten [...]
Find out moreJune 2018
Michael McCarthy, Director of Music, Washington National Cathedral Boy choristers from the Houston area (3rd-7th grades/unchanged voices) are invited to join the boy choristers of the National Cathedral in a day-long workshop. For more information, contact Anna Teagarden, annateagarden@msn.com. To register, visit www.stpaulshouston.org/events.
Find out moreDirected by Music Director Michael McCarthy. Repertoire drawn from the choristers’ extensive repertoire. Sponsored by the St. Paul’s Chamber Music Society.
Find out moreThe Royal School of Church Music Gulf Coast Course Event Clinician Jonathan Vaughn and guest artist/composer Philip Moore.
Find out moreThe Royal School of Church Music Gulf Coast Course Event Clinician Jonathan Vaughn and guest artist/composer Philip Moore.
Find out moreJuly 2018
The Royal School of Church Music Gulf Coast Course Event Clinician Jonathan Vaughn and guest artist/composer Philip Moore.
Find out moreAugust 2021
Daryl Robinson, the Director of Organ Studies at University of Houston, will perform works by J. S. Bach, Buxtehude, Dowland/Schildt, Couperin, and Gambarini on the Paul Fritts organ at St. Philip Presbyterian Church.
Find out moreSeptember 2021
Soprano Grace Roman and organist Jim Roman will present a program of music for soprano solo and organ featuring works by Gavin Bryars, Carson Cooman, Rob Landes, Tom Trenney and three world premieres by Sarah Rimkus, Thomas LaVoy, and Marvin Gaspard.
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