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Concerts

All concerts are open to the public by free-will donation.

Virtue and Vice

Sunday, February 12, 3PM

Virtuoso vocal ensemble Variant 6 joins forces with Filament for a program of magnificent sacred music from 17th and 18th century Paris and New Orleans.

pictured: Filament

The Solitude of the Forest

Sunday, March 5, 2PM

A program of music influenced by nature with works from Liszt, Schumann, Takemitsu, and Schubert from rising star pianist James Palmer.


Five Mystical Songs and Dona Nobis Pacem

Sunday, March 19, 3PM

Steven Eddy and The FPCG Oratorio choir presents two of Ralph Vaughan Williams’ most beloved choral works: the profound Five Mystical Songs, and his staggering anti-war statement, Dona Nobis Pacem.

Mike Boone Latin Jazz Group

Sunday, April 30, 2PM

Philadelphia fixture Mike Boon brings his ensemble for a program of Latin jazz that will make you want to dance in the pews.

This concert is presented in collaboration with Artcinia.


Tanisha Anderson, mezzo-soprano, and Thomas Weaver, piano

Sunday, May 14, 2PM

“Fly Butterfly Fly”
A Celebration of Black History. A program of songs and spirituals by black composers celebrating resilience, love, faith, and the rich beauty of the black experience.

This concert is presented in collaboration with Artcinia.

Luigi Mazzocchi, violin
Thomas Weaver, piano

Sunday, June 18, 2PM

Renowned Philadelphia virtuosi present a fun and varied duo program with Brahms, DeFalla, Gershwin, and Florence Price.

This concert is presented in collaboration with Artcinia.

pictured: Luigi Mazzocchi

Three of this season’s concerts are presented in collaboration with Artcinia, a Philadelphia-based organization dedicated to bringing the performing arts to people where they live. Through its program, Music in Your Neighborhood, Artcinia is improving access to the performing arts by connecting professional artists with audiences in neighborhood venues to provide experiences that are affordable, engaging, and close to home. Please visit Artcinia’s website to learn about their concerts in other neighborhoods throughout the city and beyond.