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🎵 This Sunday: Choral Evensong with The Choir of St. James

Published 3 months ago • 1 min read

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In a city marked by constant motion, our concerts offer a unique sanctuary—a place to escape, reflect, and experience the cathartic magic of classical music. Your seat is waiting, and all events are FREE.
Explore the full schedule and more at GreatMusicLA.org.

This Week

October 13, 4:15pm​
​Solemn Evensong
​Choir of Saint James​
​James Buonemani, conductor

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Richard Ayleward: Preces and Responses
​William Harris: Evening Canticles in A Minor
​Charles Wood: Hail, gladdening Light
​Henryk Mikołaj Górecki: Totus Tuus

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October 20, 6:00pm​
​Classical Sundays at Six​
​Phillip Levy, violin
Tae Yeon Lim, piano

Guillaume Lekeu: Violin Sonata in G Major
​Pauline Viardot: Six Pieces

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Free Parking available across from the front of church at 3926 Wilshire Blvd.

DIRECTIONS FOR FREE PARKING:

IF DRIVING NORTH ON ST. ANDREWS AWAY FROM WILSHIRE: Turn left on 6th street; turn left on Wilton Pl.; turn left on Wilshire; When arriving at 3926 Wilshire Blvd, turn into driveway and gate will automatically open. Park anywhere. This is the front entrance labeled “Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles.”
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IF DRIVING SOUTH ON ST. ANDREWS TOWARD WILSHIRE: Turn left on Wilshire, then an immediate right onto St. Andrew’s Place; turn right on Ingraham; turn right on S. Wilton Pl.; then turn right on Wilshire Blvd. When arriving at 3926 Wilshire Blvd, turn into driveway and gate will automatically open. Park anywhere.This is the front entrance labeled “Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles.”

Please remove your car from the lot no later than 30 minutes following the end of the event. Otherwise, you will be locked in.

Thank YOU!

We are grateful to the Ahmanson Foundation, The Colburn Foundation, and the support of our Friends of Great Music at Saint James. If you are not already a friend, please consider becoming one. Together we can once again experience the inspirational journey of live music-making in the beautiful acoustics of St. James Church!
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​Donors of $25 or more will have their names included in our printed programs unless otherwise requested. Visit us online to make your tax-deductible gift. Thank you!

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