St. James Cathedral Choir – Past Concerts

Gabriel Fauré — Requiem in D minor, Op. 48

Program includes works by Traditional, Anton Bruckner, Felix Mendelssohn, Moses Hogan, Henry John Gauntlett, Will Todd, Jessica French, Paul Halley, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Lewis Redner.

Program includes works by Herbert Sumsion, Anton Bruckner, Michael Connolly, Elizabeth Poston, Traditional, Michael Head, Charles Ives, and Franz Xaver Gruber.

Maurice Duruflé — Requiem, Op. 9

George Frideric Handel — Messiah, HWV 56 ("And the glory of the Lord")
Charles Villiers Stanford — Magnificat and Nunc Dimitis in G, Op. 81 ("Magnificat")
Healey Willan — The Three Kings

St. James Cathedral commemorates the Feast of All Souls with a solemn Mass for the Dead featuring W.A. Mozart's setting of the Requiem Mass.

Gain new insights into a beloved musical work by experiencing Mozart’s masterpiece within the context of the Mass for which it was written.

Mahler – Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection"

Bruckner – Os justi Palestrina – Sicut cervus; Sitivit anima mea Dawson – There is a balm in Gilead Herbolsheimer – It was not you who chose me arr. Carter – Steal away Tallis – If ye love me Fauré – Tantum ergo Saint-Säens – Ave Maria Duruflé – Requiem, Op. 9

Ring in the New Year with Seattle’s longest-running classical New Year’s Eve concert, featuring the Cathedral Choir with two organs performing music from significant Parisian churches including Notre Dame and St. Sulpice.

Cathedral Organist Joseph Adam accompanies the Cathedral Choir and Jubilate Young Women's Ensemble in the solo organ version of Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, Op. 9.

An evening of music presented by the St. James Cathedral Choir, selected from favorite pieces from the church year.

Bruckner – Locus iste
Palestrina – Super flumina Babylonis
Herbolsheimer – It was not you who chose me
Additional works TBA

Stacey Sunde directs the Cathedral's youth choirs in the traditional candlelight service of readings and carols. Readings are juxtaposed with choral works and congregational carol singing.

Duruflé’s beautiful setting of the Requiem Mass.