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Concerts

Timeless music in the sacred spaces of Epiphany

Music often does what words cannot. It stirs emotions, quiets the soul, and challenges us to think differently about our world. Concerts give us the opportunity to experience music together, in a common space and context, in a way that nourishes, and maybe even builds community. 

Sponsored by the Epiphany Music Guild, we offer a series of world class concerts at no cost to attendees. Concerts take place both in our historic chapel and our acoustically excellent church.  

We hope that you will join us and experience great music in community with others.

Due to COVID-19, our community concerts and choral offerings are being offered virtually. Tune in to our livestreamed musical offerings, like Choral Evensong, every week — and see below or check our calendar for more information about the 2020-2021 season.

2020-2021 Concert Season

All concerts for the 2020-2021 season will be offered virtually on our YouTube channel until such time that we can safely offer in-person performances. Please see below for information on upcoming performances.

Livestreamed at 6:15 p.m. on our youtube channel.
Ingrid Matthews, violin | Byron Schenkman, piano

Violinist Ingrid Matthews will return and join pianist Byron Schenkman for an all-Beethoven program in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the composer’s birth. The program will feature the C minor and “Spring” sonatas for violin and piano, featuring a different side of Ingrid’s stunning musicianship.

Ingrid Matthews
     Ingrid Matthews

Byron Schenkman
     Byron Schenkman

Livestreamed at 6:15 p.m. on our youtube channel.
Zach Hemenway and Dr. Wyatt Smith, organ and harpsichord

Back by popular demand, Epiphany’s own dynamic duo will play on Epiphany’s two fine pipe organs and harpsichord.

Wyatt Smith
     Wyatt Smith

Zach Hemenway
     Zach Hemenway

Livestreamed at 6:15 p.m. on our youtube channel.
Eliza Rodriguez, flute | Dr. Steven Damouni, piano

The Epiphany Music Academy’s teaching faculty consists of incredible instructors and musicians from the local area. We are proud to feature two of them on this concert. Eliza Rodriguez and Dr. Steven Damouni will perform a varied program for flute and piano.

Eliza Rodriguez
     Eliza Rodriguez

Steven Damouni
     Steven Damouni

Livestreamed at 6:15 p.m. on our youtube channel.
The Choir of Epiphany Seattle

The choir of Epiphany Seattle will offer a program of music by French composers. This concert will feature Francis Poulenc’s Four motets for the season of Lent, Maurice Duruflé’s widely admired Four Motets, and Jehan Alain’s rarely performed Modal Mass.

In the event that choirs are still unable to perform due to COVID-19, this concert will be given with a reduced number of physically-distanced singers.

Epiphany Choir
The Choir of Epiphany Seattle

 

Livestreamed at 6:15 p.m. on our youtube channel.
Dr. Laure Struber, piano | Dr. Wyatt Smith, organ

The 2021 gala will commence with a unique concert presentation of Rachmaninoff’s Second Piano Concerto. We will present concert pianist Dr. Laure Struber, a member of the Music Academy Faculty, in this concert, accompanied by Dr. Wyatt Smith, who will play the orchestral parts of this magnificent work on Epiphany’s Noack organ. Epiphany’s annual music gala will follow the performance.

Laure Struber
     Laure Struber

Wyatt Smith
     Wyatt Smith

Livestreamed at 6:15 p.m. on our youtube channel.
Joseph Williams, piano

Tacoma-based pianist Joseph Williams will close out our 2020-2021 season with a recital on Epiphany’s 1901 Hamburg Steinway our historic Chapel.

Joseph Williams
     Joseph Williams