Sunday, October 16th at 4:00 PM

Join us for our first Choral Evensong of the season, focusing on Social Justice. The choir will present works by Gerre Hancock, John Ireland, and Sarah MacDonald. Scott G. Hayes, Director of Music at All Saints Episcopal Church, will serve as guest organist. A festive reception will be held following the service. Childcare is also provided. Evensong is part of the Daily Office, along with Morning Prayer. The Daily Office is derived from the regular services of monastic communities in the early Church. At the heart of these services was the recitation of the Psalter, the songbook of the Bible, and texts that Jesus himself knew and sang. All are welcome.

Please join us for a choral concert, “Back in Bloom,” performed by the Richmond Men’s Chorus.

The Richmond Men’s Chorus (part of Richmond Allied Voices) was founded in 2001 and is a diverse chorus of singers, of all sexual orientations, the chorus is also a member of the Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses. Dr. Christopher Reynolds was appointed the fourth director of the chorus in February 2022. The Richmond Men’s Chorus will feature a variety of repertoire of sacred, folksongs, and show tunes. The concert is open to all and tickets are free, donations are most welcome. This is in-person only.

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Please join us for our fourth, and final, service of Choral Evensong for the season. Evensong is part of the Daily Office, along with Morning Prayer. The Daily Office is derived from the regular services of monastic communities in the early Church. This Choral Evensong will mark the final Evensong for Assistant Director of Music, Karen Harris. A special reception will be held in the Gathering Space following the service, where you can greet Karen. The choir will be presenting the following works: Come, thou Lord, creator Spirit – Jeffrey Rickard, Preces & Responses – Sarah MacDonald, Evening Canticles (Collegium Regale) – Herbert Howells, Spiritus intus alit – Barry Ferguson.  All are welcome! In-person and live-streamed.

CHORAL EVENSONG | June 5 @ 5:00 p.m. | Service Leaflet

St. Paul’s is excited to host One Voice Chorus on Saturday, May 21st for their Spring Concert.

One Voice Chorus is a non-auditioned community chorus whose mission is to promote racial harmony through choral music. Join One Voice Chorus for our COVID-delayed Spring Concert, Our Collective Spirit. With works by composers from Handel to Moses Hogan and styles from spirituals to jazz to traditional African and Navajo, this concert will have something for everyone! Our pre-concert conversation, In Living Black and White, starts at 6:00 pm. The concert starts at 7:00 pm (doors open at 6:45 pm). $15 suggested donation. Visit www.onevoicechorus.org for more information.

MASKS FOR AUDIENCE MEMBERS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED.

Please join us for our third service of Choral Evensong for the season. Evensong is part of the Daily Office, along with Morning Prayer. The Daily Office is derived from the regular services of monastic communities in the early Church. The Choir will be joined by guest organist, Dr. David Kelley from the Church of the Holy Comforter in Vienna, VA. The choir will be presenting the following works: Preces & Responses – Martin Neary, Evening Canticles in E Minor – Leo Sowerby, and The Altar – Roland E. Martin. All are welcome! In-person and live-streamed.

CHORAL EVENSONG | April 3 @ 5:00 p.m. | Service Leaflet

Join us for a concert of Richmond’s newly-formed professional vocal ensemble. The concert will feature Lenten treasures from the Tudor Period, Mendelssohn, Buxtehude, Christmas in April, as well as pieces with text written by Langston Hughes. The ensemble features St. Paul’s own William Bradley Roberts (director), Dr. Christopher Reynolds (accompanist), and Stephanie Hill Blackwood. The concert is free, donations accepted. Come experience the vocal stylings of this exceptional ensemble.