Under the artistic direction of Cathy Youngblood, Caritas A Cappella Ensemble brings you the choral works of composer Ralph Vaughan Williams (born Oct. 12, 1872), including his a cappella Mass in G Minor and Three Shakespeare Songs, as well as some of his best-known motets and hymns accompanied by organ.<br/><br/>Accompanied by Jerrick Cavagnaro, organist.<br/><br/>Soloists: Emily Shusdock, soprano, Shelby Cox, mezzo-soprano, Dakota Drake, tenor, Charlie Moore, bass<br/><br/>Our nonprofit partner is Dahlia Grove, a nonprofit social enterprise seeking to empower and employ women survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence and sexual exploitation.
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE
Sunday, 11am, Princeton University Chapel
Join us for Sunday Worship Service at 11am in the University Chapel Music by the Princeton University Chapel Choir with Nicole Aldrich, Director of Chapel Music and of the University Chapel, and Eric Plutz University Organist. All persons, including members of the broader community, are welcome to attend this event if they are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 if over age 12. Face coverings must be worn at all times by everyone over age 2. Registration is required for contact tracing purposes.
Register in advance through this link
For those unable to attend in person, this service will be live streamed on the ORL YouTube page available through this link.
The bulletin for this service is below.
Princeton University Chapel – March 13, 2022 – Second Sunday of Lent
You are invited to rise, in body or spirit, for those parts of the service marked with an asterisk ( )
Invitatory - Prière, Op. 20 from The Complete Works o
Editor's note: Click on the link above to view the front cover of the April 1951 issue of The Diapason and announcement of Opus 1132 for the Church of the Redeemer, New Haven, Connecticut.
The organ’s first career
In 1951 New Haven’s Church of the Redeemer, founded in 1838, moved into a neo-colonial structure designed by prominent local architect Douglas Orr. The new church was located in the city’s East Rock neighborhood and quickly took its place among Orr’s other distinguished buildings that remain popular to the present day.
AFTER NOON CONCERT SERIES
Thursday, 12.30-1pm,Virtual Event
Eric Plutz, University Organist at Princeton University, will play an All-French program, consisting of works by Gigout, Vierne, Fauré, and Duruflé. Due to the current restrictions on attendance, this concert will be live streamed. This performance is virtual only and will be livestreamed on the ORL YouTube page available through this link. The program will also be recorded for viewing at a later time.
The After Noon Concert Series is a weekly opportunity for the Princeton Community to enjoy performances at the Princeton University Chapel by local, national, and international organists. Offered each Thursday, while classes are in session, these half-hour concerts showcase the flexibility of the magnificent Skinner/Mander Chapel organ. Each visiting organist rehearses and performs, bringing forth a different voice and character from the organ. Additionally, several times each semester, the concert is broadcast LIVE, as