worshipschedule

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check back soon for Fall 2007 schedule

see Spring 2007 schedule below...

january 7
vaughan william's flos campi
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listen 2

january 14
moreton bay string trio

january 21
haydn’s mass in time of war
listen 1
listen 2

january 28
basler's missa kenya
listen 1
listen 2

february 4
jazz with the albe bonacci trio

february 11
african children's chorus

february 18
chamber choir

february 21 7pm ash wednesday
excerpts from bach's the passion according to st. john
listen 1
listen 2

february 25 9 & 11am
palestrina's pope marcellus mass
listen 1
listen 2

march 4
handel's he trusted in god from messiah
bach's o thou my savior from the passion according to st. john
listen 1
listen 2

march 11
glass' concerto for violin
listen 1
listen 2

march 18
pärt’s missa syllabica
listen 1
listen 2

march 25
apu men's choral

april 1 palm sunday
brubeck's gates of justice
listen 1
listen 2
listen 3
listen 4

april 57pmmaundy thursday
tavener's song for athene
listen
bach's rest well from the passion according to st. john
listen

april 67pmgood friday
gorecki's symphony no. 3

april 8 11am easter sunday
chancel choir, orchestra, band, and children's choir live at the hollywood bowl

revivingapieceofart

Thoughts from Director of Worship and Arts, Mark Aaron Humphrey:

Unlike any other art form, music is dead until it is taken from the page to the listener by the musician, or in this case, the worship leaders. There’s something very special about reviving a piece of art from 1774, but that in and of itself is not enough. If the experience is simply a performance, we have failed as worship leaders and become what the psalmist called “a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.” Part of this responsibility rests on the worship leadership to prayerfully and humbly offer their gifts. It is equally important that the worshiping body of Christ seek the same prayerful humility and sincerity in the offering of your mind, your voice, and your spirit to glorifying God, drawing closer to him and to understanding him better as a result of your time in worship. This is our prayer for you and for us all as God’s Church today.