Broadway Night is upon us! Join us in person on Friday or Saturday or watch the livestream (Saturday night only).

Many of Sunday’s musical choices will be in honor of our Reckoning with Racism liturgies, as well as to highlight the end of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Do you love music? Do you like to laugh? If so (which I hope is the majority of you), why not come to one of our Broadway Night fundraisers on June 3 or 4.

Judith Weir is the composer of our choral anthem this Sunday, “I love all beauteous things,” composed in 2016 with words by the poet Robert Bridges.

To celebrate Good Shepherd Sunday, the St. Michael’s Singers will offer the most beloved of choir anthems, “The Lord is my shepherd,” arranged by Bobby McFerrin

This year, Broadway Night is happening live and in-person – and livestreamed – on Friday and Saturday evenings, June 3 & 4, 2022. This year’s theme is Spread the Love Around, and there will be two acts with a dessert intermission. The house will open at 7:00, with a silent auction in the Parish Hall, and the curtain will rise at 7:30.

Easter Sunday, our beloved Portland Brass Quintet is back with us live at last, featured in a new anthem for us, “Now the queen of seasons,” by Canadian composer Stephanie Martin

The St. Michael’s choirs have been working hard on their choral anthems for Holy Week.

If you missed Hannah Brewer’s in-person recitals on Saturday, March 26, and Sunday, April 3, you can still enjoy the YouTube video of this amazing performance, part of the annual May Dudley Memorial Concert at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Salem.

This Sunday’s organ postlude is a plea for peace. Charles Callahan’s “O day of peace” is an arrangement of the hymn tune Jerusalem by the English composer C.H.H. Parry