St. John United Lutheran Church – Past Concerts near Columbus, OH

TBA — Selected works (from the Renaissance period)
Nathan Jensen — Cloud Concerto

It's time for Music on the Ridge! Join us this season for four weeks of concerts with local musicians. All concerts are free and open to th…

Almer Imamovic — Jamilla's Dance
Jean-Maurice Mourat — Al-Andalus
Osvaldo Golijov — Fish Tale
Graeme Rosner — The First Rain
Allison Loggins-Hull — Color Wheels
Annette Kruisbrink — Six Pieces for Flute and Guitar
Astor Piazzolla — Histoire du Tango

Save the Dates for our annual summer concerts on the ridge return for 2022! Local musicians turn our sanctuary into a concert venue that’s …

The Northwest Clarinet Choir is a Seattle area community-based organization dedicated to our love of music and the art of clarinet playing,…

Bring your voices and instruments to play and sing along with this community reading of George Frideric Handel's holiday classic.

Pianist Nathan Jensen performs music by Jan Sweelinck, Frederic Chopin, and more on St. John's 1895 Steinway Model B Concert Grand.

Nathan Jensen performs live organ music to the 1925 silent film classic starring Lon Chaney, Sr.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – String Quartet in A major, K. 464
Mark Kuss – Elegy (West Coast premiere)
Ludwig van Beethoven – String Quartet in E-flat major, Op. 74 "Harp"

The “fiery and energetic, soulful and evocative” Tim Connell is regarded as one of the top North American interpreters of the Brazilian choro style.

A participatory, festive event where vocalists and instrumentalists come together to perform Handel's monumental Messiah.

A solo piano program featuring the music of Beethoven, Mozart and Chopin.

A mix of old favorites and less-familiar pieces for solo accordion.

Organist Nathan Jensen plays live organ to accompany silent shorts by comedic geniuses Laurel and Hardy.

A solo classical guitar program as part of the Music on the Ridge summer concert series.

The sing & play-along Messiah is designed for participation!

Protesting the senseless violence in our world and lighting the way toward peace with works by Sarah Bassingthwaighte, Storm Benjamin, José de Azpiazu, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Imamovic Almer, Federico García Lorca, Luigi Nono, Arvo Pärt, Henry Purcell, Arnold Schoenberg, Heitor Villa-Lobos, and Steve Wanna.

An afternoon concert built around the intersection of art and social change.