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A Service of Nine Lessons & Carols
Now a perennial favorite, uniting the St. Mark’s Choir, Choristers, and Soloists, the story of our redemption is told – both in word and song – from the story of Adam and Eve to the arrival of the Magi at the Manger. Carols and hymns are sung by the Choir and by all. Dr. Michael […]
Music of Benjamin Britten with Trevor Scott, Tenor
The Staff Singers of St. Mark’s are some of the most talented vocalists in our area, and Trevor Scott, tenor, is no exception. Trevor will sing several of Benjamin Britten’s Canticles, followed by the Britten Serenade, for tenor, horn, and strings; accompanied and conducted by Ned Tipton. Britten’s Serenade is one of the most esteemed […]
Schubert: Mass No. 2, G Major, D 167 and Mozart: Vesperae solennes de Confessore, K 339
For many decades, the St. Mark’s Choir has been known for its concerts with orchestra. With this concert we will revive that tradition. Our Choir and Soloists, accompanied by a full orchestral ensemble, will present these wonderful works. Featuring our staff singers as soloists: Mary Petro Noonan, soprano; Lydia Cseh Dahling, mezzo-soprano; Trevor Scott, tenor; […]
Master Organ Recital: James O’Donnell
St. Mark's Episcopal Church 111 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan, CTFormer Master of Music at London’s Westminster Abbey, now Professor of Music at the Yale School of Music, James O’Donnell is one of the most sought-after artists of his generation. This exceptional recital will be enhanced by a video screen, giving us a view of his virtuosity at the organ console.
2025 May Fair
A Pair of Frenchies: Andrew Kimsey & Ned Tipton at the Piano
Following the success of last season’s Bach-to-Bach recital, Andrew and Ned will present two works of the early 20th century for piano, four-hands, - Fauré’s Dolly Suite and Ravel’s own transcription of his Ma mère l’Oye (“Mother Goose”), as well as solo works of each composer.
Choir Cabaret Benefit: Music of George Gershwin
Our ’23-’24 season finale, a Cole Porter Cabaret,(“fun-and fund-raiser,”) enabled us to fund the ’24-’25 season. Morrill Hall will once again become a candle-lit and delicious venue for some of the most enduring and familiar works of the 20th century master of his genre, George Gershwin.
