Concert Series

Welcome to the St. Paul’s Episcopal Friends of Music Guild Concert Series!

Our 2018-2019 Friends of Music Guild Concert Series is presented below. My great thanks goes to these artists who have agreed to perform and Katy Williams (also a performing artist) who is Guild Concert Series Administrator.

Our series includes:

• South Hills Organists
• Russell Weismann, Organ Artist
• Community Celebration of 11/17
• Mt. Lebanon High School Percussion Ensemble
• Erin Schmura, Soprano; Jocelyn Dueck, Piano
• PM Woodwind Duet
• Mike’s Episcopal Cabaret
• Three Lenten Organ Recitals
• (Co) ordinal Piano Duet premiere
• The Saint Vincent Camerata in Brahms Requiem
• Pittsburgh Girls Chamber Choir
• Charlie Chaplin Silent Films with live music accompaniment
• NAT 28 New Music Ensemble in a concert of women composers

In addition to soliciting donations as Patrons, this year we offer you an opportunity to underwrite a concert to honor loved ones or in a particular thanksgiving. Contact Doug Starr for each concert’s varying underwriting costs.

Sunday, May 19, 2019
4:00 pm
Tom Roberts, Pianist and Mary Beth Malek, Clarinet in live accompaniment to two short Films by Charlie Chaplin

Acclaimed Jazz pianist, Tom Roberts and Mary Beth Malek, principal clarinetist with Pittsburgh Opera/Ballet, provide live music to two iconic 1916 Charlie Chaplin silent Films, The Pawn Shop and The Rink. Tom and Mary Beth will play from scores composed by Tom Roberts commissioned by the Pittsburgh Symphony. This will be a family affair so bring your popcorn and enjoy!

Suggested Donation; $10 per individual or $25 per family.

Saturday, June 8, 2019
7:00 pm
St. Paul’s Artists in Residence
NAT 28

Pittsburgh’s new music ensemble of young artists committed to contemporary music in the genre of classical music present their final concert in their 2018-2019 season at St. Paul’s featuring works by women composers.

NAT 28 is St. Paul’s Artists in Residence, a unique partnership that allows NAT 28 to serve as a resource for St. Paul’s musically innovative programming while providing them a home base to prepare for concerts and projects. This is a wonderful way to end both performance seasons!

Suggested Donation; $10