In these times of pandemic responsibility, we have moved our Concerts at the Cathedral Basilica online.
We hope all of our parishioners, friends and visitors are able to enjoy the selections from these talented
musicians.
June 14th: Ken Mervine Concert Organist, “Organ with a French Accent” CLICK HERE
July 4th: Phil Bordeleau and Patrick Knaubert, “Of God and Country” Patriotic Music CLICK HERE
August 16th: Linda Mack Organist, “Prayers to Mary and Devotions to the Father”. Organ works by Schlick, Buxtedhude, J.S. Bach, Durpe, Couperin, Reger, and Mendelssohn. CLICK HERE
September 13th: Byrd on a Wire; Renaissance Ensemble featuring Jennifer Carpenter, recorder and Sarah Biber, Cellist/Gambist. CLICK HERE | Concert Program
October 4th: Tenor Sacred Favorites; Alex Sierra, concert tenor singing Catholic sacred classics. Phil Bordeleau; accompanist. CLICK HERE, Concert Part Two CLICK HERE | Concert Program
October 25th: Songs of Mary, Songs of Praise; Jennifer Davis, Concert Soprano singing Catholic Marian themed selections and J.S. Bach, Cantata #51. Phil Bordeleau; Organist. CLICK HERE| Concert Program
October 31st at 2:00 pm: “Music for the Liturgical moment of All Hallows Eve/All Saints/All Souls”; in a cameo appearance by Kathleen Schmidt, Mezzo-soprano, accompanied by Phil Bordeleau, Cathedral Organist. Singing the famous aria Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust from Cantata #170 for Alto, and the beautiful “Pie Jesu” from “The Requiem”, these two selections are offered as a mini program for the weekend of Liturgical celebration for the death and eternal life for the souls of the just. CLICK HERE
November 15th at 3:00 pm: “Meditations on the Proper of Time” Jennifer Cress, Soprano and Cathedral Cantor, accompanied by Phil Bordeleau, Cathedral Organist. This meditative program features the extended communion propers used in the liturgy. The exquisite singing of the communion “proper antiphons” each week are a notable feature of the liturgy in the Cathedral Basilica. This program will feature selected propers from the liturgical year as heard in the weekly Sunday liturgy. CLICK HERE
December 20 at 3:00 pm: “Lessons and Carols for Christmas” The Rev. Ronald W. Cattany, rector will lead us in Seven Readings with carols and solos sung by Patrick Knaubert, Cathedral Cantor, accompanied by Phil Bordeleau, Cathedral Organist. This meditative program of readings and music will prepare us for the upcoming Season of Christmas. CLICK HERE
January 10 at 3:00 pm: “Concert Meditations on the Epiphany and Baptism of the Lord” . Daniel Romero, Concert pipe organist. Daniel is a Denver-based organist, and newly named Minister of Music and organist at Augustana Lutheran Church in Denver. Daniel has served as interim organist , Substitute organist, and Sunday evening pianist at the Cathedral Basilica. He holds the prestigious CAGO certification from the American Guild of organists, as well as degrees in music. His program will feature music for the Epiphany of the Lord, and Baptism of the Lord. Composers include J.S. Bach, Tournemire, Durufle, Phillips and Sowerby. To watch this program, CLICK HERE
January 31st at 3:00 pm: “The Songs of Candlemas: Music for Presentation of the Lord” . Emily Spirk; Mezzo-Soprano. Emily is a Denver-based singer and staff cantor at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Arizona with a BM in Vocal Performance… In 2015, she obtained a MM in Vocal Performance from the UMKC Conservatory of Music. Her program will feature music for the observance of “Candlemas” which is February 2nd. Music chosen comes from the golden treasury of classics written for the “Purification”, “Presentation”, “Candlemas” as this feast is known in many forms. Composers include J.S. Bach, Johannes Eccard, Kathryn Rose, Charles Griffen, Richard Shepherd, Christopher Upton, and traditional chants. To watch this program, CLICK HERE
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CONCERTS at the CATHEDRAL BASILICA, in its Fifth Season, is the re-establishment of a series of free sacred music concerts in the early days of the Cathedral Basilica. There is never an admission charged to hear the beautiful sacred music heard in these concerts. The music can be sublime and meditative or full and robust. Programs are drawn from local area ensembles and artists, or from musicians around the globe. A “Free-will” offering is shared with the performers. We are grateful for those individuals who have given substantial assistance to help this ministry each year in both monetary and in-kind giving.