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Friday, December 2, 7:00PM,
Trinity Episcopal Church, 3243 N Meridian St, Indianapolis,
YULETIDE MADRIGAL DINNER, Come ye, come ye to the Madrigal
Feast! Indiana’s oldest Madrigal dinner returns after a
seven year hiatus. Revelry, feasting, merry-making, and
sparkling music await you. To order tickets ($30), call
926-1346.
Wednesday, December 7, 11:30AM,
St. John Catholic Church, S. Capitol Ave. at W. Georgia St.,
Indianapolis: Noontime Organ Recital by Raina Wood
Sunday, December 11, Sunday at 4:00 PM,
St Paul’s Church, 6050 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis Advent
Festival of Lessons & Carols, Indianapolis Pro Musica, I
look from afar: and lo, I see the power of God coming, and a
cloud covering the whole earth. Go ye out to meet him and
say: Tell us, art thou he that should come to reign over thy
people Israel? This popular Advent liturgy returns with
engaging lessons from the prophets, grand hymns with brass
and timpani, and glorious anthems and motets, all announcing
the coming of Christ. This chamber choir of Indianapolis
will sing music from the Renaissance Period known as the
golden age of choral music.
Wednesday, December 14, 11:30AM,
St. John Catholic Church, S. Capitol Ave. at W. Georgia St.,
Indianapolis: Noontime Organ Recital by Robert Richter
Sunday, December 18, 5:00PM,
Trinity Episcopal Church, 3243 N Meridian St, Indianapolis,
A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, Trinity Choir and
Choristers sing the traditional service made famous by the
choir of King’s College, Cambridge, England.
Monday, December 19, 7:00PM,
St. Francis Episcopal Church, located at 152 Mulberry
Street, Zionsville, 13th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BRASS CONCERT, The
Indiana Brass will present its 13th annual Christmas concert
. A beloved staple of the St. Francis Concert Series since
its incep-tion, the Indiana Brass Quintet ushers in the
Christmas spirit with a festive program of holiday
fa-vorites. The concert will feature arrangements of
well-known Christmas carols, seasonal reper-toire, and a
carol sing-a-long. Members of the Indiana Brass hail from
the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Bring the entire family
and enjoy the spirit of Christmas, brass style! A reception
will follow the concert. The concert is free and open to the
public. Donations will be cheerfully ac-cepted. For more
information about this event, please call A. Lee Barlow,
Music Director, or Pat Guiney, Parish Administrator, at
317-873-4377.
Wednesday, December 21, 7:00PM,
Indiana Landmarks, 1201 Central Avenue, Indianapolis, "The
Holly & the Ivy" Holiday Organ Concert, Doors open: 6:30PM
with reception following. Admission: $10, children 10 &
under free. Tickets available at the door. No advanced
sales. "The Holly and the Ivy" Holiday Organ Concert
features classic holiday music played the 1892 Sanborn & Son
pipe organ (restored by Goulding & Wood, 2011) in the Grand
Hall of Indiana Landmarks Center. The concert will feature
A.G.O. organists David Lamb, Lee Barlow, Tom Nichols, and
Travis Person, and A.G.O. member Rex Hinkle, tenor, along
with others. The pro-gram will also include audience
sing-a-longs to get everyone in the holiday spirit. More
Info: Indiana Landmarks: Caitlin Poe,
cpoe@indianalandmarks.org or Mark Szobody,
mszobody@indianalandmarks.org.
Wednesday, December 21, 11:30AM,
St. John Catholic Church, S. Capitol Ave. at W. Georgia St.,
Indianapolis: Noontime Organ Recital by Dr. David Lamb
Saturday, December 24, Christmas Eve, 5:00PM,
St Paul’s Church, 6050 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis, A
Festival of Lessons & Carols This beautiful service, based
on the medieval vigil, was first held at Truro Cathedral in
England. It has since become a favor-ite throughout the
world. Lessons telling the story of Christ’s birth are read
by choristers and members of the community, while car-ols
and anthems resound the message of Christmas. Organ prelude
begins at 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, December 24, Christmas Eve, 11:00PM,
St Paul’s Church, 6050 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis,
Festival Choral Eucha-rist, St. Paul’s Choir celebrates the
Feast of the Nativity with brass and organ. A prelude with
carols for choir and the congregation begins at 10:20PM
January:
Monday, January 30, 7:30PM,
St.
Luke United Methodist Church, 100 86th Street West,
Indianapolis, St. Olaf Choir: 100th Anni-versary Tour Hear
one of the world’s most renown collegiate choirs, as they
celebrate their hundred years of excellence, impact and
inspiration. The St. Olaf Choir, under the direction of
Anton Armstrong, have consistently trilled audiences around
the world, touring extensively in their youthful exuberance.
"It was a tour de force, carried out with poise and power
that brought the audience to its feet." - Joan Reinthaler,
The Washington Post, TICKET INFORMATION:
www.stolaftickets.com
Sunday, January 8, 5:00PM,
Trinity Episcopal Church, 3243 N Meridian St, Indianapolis,
A service in the style of Taizé with the Trinity Choir
Sunday, January 8, 4:00PM,
St Paul’s Church, 6050 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis,
Epiphany Lessons & Carols St. Paul’s Choir sings a
reflective candlelit service of scripture and song. Epiphany
celebrates the appearance of God’s glory in the world
through the birth of Jesus, our Emmanuel ("God with us"),
and the revelation of the incarnation to the world. It has
been marked since the 3rd century with a Feast Day on
January 6 and celebrated in both East and West in a rich
variety of ways. The Greek word epiphany means literally
"sudden appearance" and refers above all to the
manifestation of God.
Sunday, January 22, 4:00PM,
St Paul’s Church, 6050 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis, The
Abel Family Quartet Alfred and Colette Abel have been making
music in Indiana for over twenty five years. Alfred is a
founding member of the Indian-apolis Chamber Orchestra and
concertmaster of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra. Collette
plays in many professional orchestras and comes from a
family of six, all professional musicians who embrace
chamber music as a way of life. Recently they have been
joined by their very talented children, Benjamin, a
violinist, and Clara, a cellist. You will want to mark this
date to hear exciting chamber music come alive with this
extraordinary family. Admission is Free.
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Sundays at 8:00 a.m.,
Choral Colors on
WICR-FM 88.7. For program listing:
http://www.fasindy.org
Sundays at 9:00 p.m.,
Pipedreams on WFYI-FM 90.1. For program listing:
http://www.pipedreams.org
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