Most months, on a Sunday after noon at 4 pm, we host a musical program in our beautiful Sanctuary as part of the Music with Grace Concert Series.
to be announced
June 1st at 4 pm
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Johannes Brahms
April 6th at 4 pm
Erik Okel, cello and Jerimiah Otto, piano present Johannes Brahms towering cello sonata no. 2 op. 99 along with more romantic piano and cello music from the 19th century.
Johann Sebastian Bach
March 16th at 4 pm
Walton Lott and Jerimiah Otto, harpsichords present Johann Sebastian Bach's thrilling concerto for two harpsichords BWV 1061 and other solo and duo works from antiquity.
18th Century France & Germany
February 16th at 4 pm
Carol Codrescu, baroque flute and Jerimiah Otto, harpsichord present Music of 18th Century France and Germany. Music by Michel de La Barre, Jacques-Martin Hotteterre, Jean-Marie Leclair, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Anna Bon.
Although neighbors geographically, France and Germany during the 1700s had very different musical tastes. Join us in exploring the elegant melodies of de la Barre, Hotteterre and Leclair, the introspective counterpoint of Bach and the joyful, florid writing of Bon.
Be Merry, Be Merry!
January 19th at 4 pm
The Boulder Renaissance Consort presented their (only slightly delayed due to illness) holiday concert "Be Merry, Be Merry!" a concert of (mostly) early Christmas music.
Included in the program were medieval carols, several settings of the Christmas hymn A solis ortus cardine, Tomas Luis Victoria’s motet O magnum mysterium, and a fantasia by William Byrd.
Passion in Miniature
November 10th at 4 pm
This thoughtful program places a concert on the day of Martin Luther’s birth into a genre he would have been intimately familiar with - a passionate church service. In order to steep the liturgical purposes of the text in drama, the orchestration of “Passion In Miniature” moves from the archaic organ to harpsichord and finally to modern piano. The grand piano is the first sound heard, though not in a familiar setting. Claude Debussy first awakens our senses with a striking musical imitation of ancient incense. What follows is an emotional collage of music and text: prayer, prelude, opening hymn, offertory, confession, closing hymn, benediction.
Chamber Music for Strings
October 13th @ 4 pm
Compositions by Haydn, Brahms, and other will echo through Grace’s beautifully intimate and resonate Sanctuary.
Théâtre-Français
June 30th @ 1 pm
A reinauguration of the "Music with Grace Concert Series" kicks off with pianist/harpsichordist Jerimiah Otto and tenor Michael Hoffman, joined by modern/baroque flutist Courtney Badura and violinist Nadya Hill for an afternoon of music influenced by and composed for the French Theater tradition.
Listeners can expect to hear the opera music of Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, the music of Duke Ellington and Franz Liszt, and the stunning poetry of Charles Baudelaire, sung by Michael Hoffman and set to music by Claude Debussy in Harmonies of the Night, Meditation, and The Death of Lovers.
Jerimiah will guide concert-goers through the program, which is 60 minutes with one intermission.