Enjoy a chance to socialize with other church musicians/organists in the area and their guests and hear about upcoming programming. Members are asked to bring a side dish to share. Main course and drinks will be provided.

Music by Aaron Copland from “Old American Songs”, George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Appalachian Folk pieces, Gospel Hymns, Spirituals and John Phillip Sousa and Scott Joplin on the Pipe Organ. The Vesper Bell Choir brings music from Americana with a mallet only piece, “Joshua Fit the Battle” and a fantastic rendition of “Chattanooga Choo Choo”!

There will be a reception of Apple Pie, Lemonade and other American tidbits.

Everyone is welcome.

Celebrated Theater Organist and pianist, David Marsh, presents an organ pops concert in the Fellowship Hall of Spring Hill Presbyterian Church on the Hutchinson Hauptwerk Organ. Suggested donation of $10. Click here to learn more about David Marsh

Organist Hector Olivera will perform on St. Ann’s new Allen Rudy Lucente Designer Series RLX-66a GENISYS Organ with APEX tone Technology. This concert is FREE and open to the public.
For more information about this concert, contact Allen Organs of the Emerald Coast (850) 903-9037 donny@AllenOrgansEC.com

Members are allowed up to 15 minutes of performance time. Play solo organ literature or bring a vocalist/instrumentalist with you. Contact Josh Coble to sign-up or get more information.

Christ Church Cathedral presents Joel Gregory, Organist/Choirmaster at St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral in Montgomery, AL, as part of the Cathedral Concerts series. Reception to Follow in the Chapter House.

John Hutchinson presents musical settings of 9 stations of the cross as set by David Cherwien with readings by Susan Palo Cherwien. The program will take place in the Fellowship Hall using imagery of the stations being observed and played on the Hutchinson Hauptwerk organ.

The service of Evensong, also known as Evening Prayer, is remarkable both for the centuries-old liturgical tradition it represents and for the atmosphere of contemplative devotion. For some people it is music, not words, that carries them into the presence of God: and for others it is silence. Most of us need all three - words, music, and silence - to lead us into the spirit of worship. A wine and cheese reception will follow in the Chapter House.

The Parish Choir and Vesper Bells under the direction of Nancy Smith will present a Lenten service of Choral Evensong featuring music of Thomas Tallis, Dan Forest, Craig Courtney, Victor Johnson, and Taize. All are welcome.

Members are allowed up to 15 minutes of performance time. Play solo organ literature or bring a vocalist/instrumentalist with you. Contact Josh Coble to sign-up or get more information.

Members have the opportunity to observe Katie Hoitt as she leads a rehearsal of the Preparatory and Intermezzo choirs of Mobile’s Singing Children. A converstaion with Katie follows the rehearsal.

Led by guest clinician, Dr. Peter Steenblick, fDirector of Choral Activities at the University of West Florida, Chorus Master for the Pensacola Opera, and Artistic Director of the Choral Society of Pensacola, to lead us through a conducting gesture workshop. (Click here to learn more about Peter)

Participants of varying experience will conduct a piece and Dr. Steenblik will offer guidance and tips on gesture.  

After the workshop, we will have a round of Q and A to learn more about Peter’s choral philosophy and approach.

Canadian organist, Isabelle Demers will play the newly installed Noack organ at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 506 N Pine St, Foley, AL 36535

Poetry, prose and piano for a mid-winter afternoon.

Please join us for the St. Paul’s Singers Christmas Concert with orchestra at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Mobile, 4051 Old Shell Road, featuring Advent and Christmas favorites and selected works from Vivaldi’s Gloria. The Concert is free and open to the public and there is a festive Reception following the presentation in the Parish Hall.

The Parish Choir will sing Advent pieces from the Irish, English, Scottish and Welsh genre, spanning many centuries.

The Vesper Bells will also be playing pieces from Celtic tunes. Bodhráns, rainstick’s and Celtic drums accompany the choir on select pieces.

A Celtic reception will follow with goodies and Wassail. All are welcome.

For more information email Nancy Smith

Spring Hill Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall, 10 Westminster Way, Mobile, AL 36608 - Program of Piano, Organ and vocal sounds of the season. Concert is free. Refreshements served.

Spring Hill Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall - 10 Westerminster Way, Mobile AL, 3

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 1050 Azalea Rd., Mobile, AL 36693. Featuring the Parish and Vesper Handbell Choirs.

St. Pau’ls Episcopal Church - 506 N. Pine St., Foley, AL 36535. Celebrating the installation of the Noack Pipe Organ, Opus 170. Reception to follow.

St. James Episcopal Church, 860 N. Section St., Fairhope, AL 36532

Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral - 115 S Conception St, Mobile, AL 36602

St. Paul’s Episcopal, Mobile

$15 donation suggested at the door

Christ Church Cathedral

115 S. Conception St. Mobile, AL 36602

Suggested $15 donation at the door

Christ Church Cathedral

115 S. Conception St. Mobile, AL

St. Paul’s Episcopal, Mobile

Choirs of First Presbyterian Church, Tuscaloosa and Grace Presbyterian Church, Tuscaloosa with Rev. Brandon Miles

Anthem composers include William Byrd, Timothy Takach, Kevin Siegfried, and Johannes Brahms. The Red Mountain Jazz Collective will lead a Second Line from the service to reception in the fellowship hall.

Spring Hill Presbyterian Church