Sacred Music Events in the Greater Houston Area
Discover Sacred Music Events in the Greater Houston Area
Music Director Christopher Betts leads the St. Paul's choir accompanied by Emily Amos, organist in C.V. Stanford's Beati quorum via, Responses by P. Radcliffe, the Evening Service in A by H. Sumsion and E. Bairstow's Save Us, O Lord with Louis Vierne's Final from his Symphony No. 3. Admission is free, donations accepted.
St. Paul's Choir directed by Chris Betts, with organists Daryl Robinson and Emily Amos featuring the Evening Service in D by Charles Wood, O How Glorious is the Kingdom by Basil Hardwood, Sicilienne (Suite), Luz aeterna, and In Paradisuum from Maurice Duruflé's Requiem.
St. Paul's United Methodist Church presents the professional vocal ensemble Siglo de Oro from London, UK in their first tour of the USA. The performance commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Byrd in addition to music by other Renaissance masters Parsons and Weelkes. Sacred music by contemporary composers Arvo Pärt, Kerensa Briggs, and Caroline Shaw […]
Accomplished composer and former director of music at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, Malcolm Archer, leads the choir of St. Paul's United Methodist Church in a newly commissioned anthem and other music for Evensong on Trinity Sunday, including Charles Stanford's Evensong Service in A.
Christopher Betts and Joel Trekell playing both the grand Schantz pipe organ and the smaller Oberlinger chamber organ, with music including George Frederic Handel's charming "Cuckoo and Nightingale" concerto.
St. Paul’s Treble Choir, directed by Joel Trekell, with Christopher Betts, organist will presentPassacaglia in F minor: Johann PachelbelEvening Service in C minor: George DysonI will sing of thy mercies: Felix MendelssohnPrelude in C minor BWV 546: Johann Sebastian Bach
A free concert featuring the combined choirs of St. Paul's Church with members of the Mercury Chamber Orchestra directed by Christopher Betts and Antoine Plante with organist Joel Trekell. George Frederic Handel: Zadok the Priest, Herbert Brewer: March Heroique, Andrew Carter: Benedicite Generously underwritten by St. Paul's Chamber Music Society
St. Paul’s Choir, directed by Christopher Betts, with organist, Joel TrekellLocus iste - Anton BrucknerResponses - Stephen CaraccioloPsalm 148Canticles - Bryan Kelly in CLet all mortal flesh keep silence - Edward Bairstow
