Upcoming Events
Come and Sing Evensong with Cookout -- Sept. 21 at 4pm
Mass with the Masters, Oct. 19 at 10:30 am Mozart's Missa Brevis in D
Mass with the Masters, Oct. 19 at 10:30 am Mozart's Missa Brevis in D
Calling all singers! On Sunday, Sept. 21, all choral singers who have some familiarity with reading music are warmly invited to St. Peter’s to come and learn to sing Choral Evensong, a beautiful 40-minute service of music, Scripture readings, and prayers with deep roots Anglican church tradition. We’ll gather at 4 pm for a rehearsal, si
Calling all singers! On Sunday, Sept. 21, all choral singers who have some familiarity with reading music are warmly invited to St. Peter’s to come and learn to sing Choral Evensong, a beautiful 40-minute service of music, Scripture readings, and prayers with deep roots Anglican church tradition. We’ll gather at 4 pm for a rehearsal, sing Evensong at 4:30 pm, and enjoy fellowship and a tasty dinner afterward. Please email Choirmaster Daniel Romero at ddorganman@gmail.com if you plan to attend so that we have a head count for food.
Mass with the Masters, Oct. 19 at 10:30 am Mozart's Missa Brevis in D
Mass with the Masters, Oct. 19 at 10:30 am Mozart's Missa Brevis in D
Mass with the Masters, Oct. 19 at 10:30 am Mozart's Missa Brevis in D
This free event is part of the Mass with the Masters series at St. Peter's Church, which features Mass settings from well-regarded composers being performed in their intended context: a service of Holy Communion.
All are warmly welcome to attend.
Previous Events
The Seven Last Words of Christ -- April 18, 2025 By Franz Joseph Haydn
A Meditation on the Sacred Passion of the Holy Redeemer, featuring St. Peter's Choir and orchestra.
Mass with the Masters -- Feb. 16, 2025 Schubert's Mass in G
Franz Schubert (1797-1828) wrote the Mass in G when he was only seventeen years old, and he did so in less than a week. Schubert, who was well known for the art songs (leider) that he wrote for solo singers, incorporates that style into this work, creating a very melodic and lyrical work. This mass is known as a missa brevis, or short mass, which makes it ideal for us to use in our Anglican liturgy.
Guest Organist Peter Krasinski
On this day, Peter Krasinski, a world famous organist, will be with us to play the Schubert Mass. Based in Boston, Peter is known for both playing organ repertoire, but also improvisation, the art of making music extemporaneously. He is especially well known for playing the organ for silent films and improvising all of the music for the length of the film. We get to experience Peter’s excellent church service playing skills, including playing the Schubert Mass for the choir, but also improvising a wonderful prelude and postlude for us. Please join us for a day of great music that we offer to the glory of God!
To learn more about Peter, visit his website here.