For this final week of Women’s History Month both the prelude and postlude on Sunday will be by female composers

You are invited to a free in-person-only organ and harpsichord recital by St. Michael’s organist and music director Hannah Brewer

The St. Michael’s Singers offered a musical prayer for Ukraine as their Lenten devotion last Friday. The choral anthem on Sunday is a classic from the Anglican choral repertoire: Herbert Howells’ “Like as the hart.”

For this second Sunday in Lent and to continue our celebration of Women’s History Month, the organ prelude will be by June Nixon

At St. Michael’s we are programming at least one organ, piano, or choral work by a female composer every Sunday in March

loration of African-American composers for organ, Sunday’s prelude will be a Solemn Processional by Robert A. Harris

As we continue highlighting African American musicians and composers during Black History Month, Sunday’s organ prelude will feature a piece by Betty Jackson King (1928-1994). A native of Chicago, King taught music in New Orleans and New Jersey and was a nationally known composer, lecturer and performing musician.

As we mark the start of Black History Month, our choral anthems on Sunday will be arrangements of a traditional African American spiritual.