Music at Epiphany

Music at Epiphany Music at Epiphany is the music ministry of Epiphany Parish in Seattle.

Music at Epiphany programs are rooted in active education, skill development, listening and performance by engaging children and adults. Music at Epiphany is composed of the Epiphany Choir, Epiphany Choristers, Epiphany Music Academy and the spaces, instruments, and musicians of Epiphany Parish.

10/21/2024

Looking for plans this weekend? We’ve got you covered!! Tickets for the Requiem Concert are available at the link in our bio.

From sweeping lines and haunting harmonies, you don’t want to miss The Epiphany Choir & Orchestra perform both Duruflé and Howells’ contrasting Requiems.

Music at Epiphany is the music ministry of Epiphany Parish in Seattle.

Join us next week at Epiphany Parish for a soul-stirring evening of music and an unforgettable night of reflection 🎵🎟 Ti...
10/17/2024

Join us next week at Epiphany Parish for a soul-stirring evening of music and an unforgettable night of reflection 🎵

🎟 Tickets are available below!

Join us for Duruflé and Howells' Requiems, and Rheinberger’s Organ Concerto No. 2

We're just a few hours away from concert number 1!Rehearsals have been sounding AMAZING! This is sure to be a concert yo...
04/26/2024

We're just a few hours away from concert number 1!

Rehearsals have been sounding AMAZING! This is sure to be a concert you won't want to miss!

There are still a few tickets left if you've yet to get yours.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

After a full day of singing, members of the choir rolled up their sleeves and helped to get everything ready for this we...
04/23/2024

After a full day of singing, members of the choir rolled up their sleeves and helped to get everything ready for this weekend’s concerts. If you haven’t yet purchased your ticket make sure to get them soon because they’re going fast!

We hope you'll join us for next week's concerts featuring Bach's Magnificat, Handel’s Gloria, and Charpentier’s Te Deum....
04/17/2024

We hope you'll join us for next week's concerts featuring Bach's Magnificat, Handel’s Gloria, and Charpentier’s Te Deum. These concerts are a rare opportunity to hear masterworks by three of the Baroque era’s greatest composers, each work representative of their unique style.

Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spring-concert-magnificat-and-handels-gloria-tickets-717445748547?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0mshU9dSM1g-1kcjXEk2vlryzvwi_j02XgfkDK7EWHR5chQObDmPiKUqk_aem_AdUXKHQqncyWLO85vO2vds85CCiS4yyLRBqrsnMOnOgkCWokhz4KzWWtnGW_ZXeQ_IZa1jxzRnikbv9yNHvou97d

Today's the day! 7.30PM! It's going to be a wonderful concert you won't want to miss. Tickets available here: tinyurl.co...
03/01/2024

Today's the day! 7.30PM! It's going to be a wonderful concert you won't want to miss.

Tickets available here: tinyurl.com/MAE2324

Among some of the more familiar instruments you'll see at tonight's concert is one that's, perhaps, unfamiliar. It's called a theorbo and it's the baroque mash-up between a lute (close relative to the modern guitar) and a bass. The theorbo will be masterfully played tonight by John Lenti.

John Lenti specializes in music of the seventeenth century and has made basso continuo improvisation on lute, theorbo, and baroque guitar the cornerstone of a career that encompasses baroque and modern orchestras, chamber music, recitals, and opera. He plays for the Metropolitan Opera, Seattle Symphony, Seattle Opera, and many other orchestras both modern and baroque. He has recorded, with various ensembles, some nice albums you can find on the various streaming services. He noticed that Yeats doesn’t shy away from repeating words within a line and so John just used the word “various” twice in that last sentence for aesthetic reasons. His primary artistic influences are Vladimir Horowitz and T.S. Eliot though he doesn’t really write poetry or play the piano and nothing he’s ever done would remind anybody of either of those guys. He studied lute with Nigel North, Jacob Heringman, and Elizabeth Kenny. His favorite authors are Jorge Luis Borges and Nancy Mitford, though Mona Awad and E. Lily Yu are knocking his socks off lately. When John’s not on the road he’s mostly a stay-at-home dad in Seattle. John likes cheap wine, fancy sausage, and mid-level cheese.

Morning early-music magic happening how!Tickets are going fast but there's still time if you haven't yet purchased yours...
02/29/2024

Morning early-music magic happening how!

Tickets are going fast but there's still time if you haven't yet purchased yours.

Tickets available here: tinyurl.com/MAE2324

Rehearsals have begun and things are already sounding wonderful! This will surely be a concert you won’t want to miss!Ti...
02/28/2024

Rehearsals have begun and things are already sounding wonderful! This will surely be a concert you won’t want to miss!

Tickets available here: tinyurl.com/MAE2324

Meet Zachary Lenox, a soloist for this week’s concert!

Viewed as “a broad, resonant baritone that is exquisitely controlled throughout his entire range,” Zachary Lenox has performed leading roles across North America. Notable roles include “Silvio” in Pagliacci, “Marcello” in La Bohème, “Papageno” in Die Zauberflöte, “Count Almaviva” in Le nozze di Figaro, “El Dancaïro” in Carmen, “Marullo” in Rigoletto, “Guglielmo” and “Don Alfonso” in Così fan tutte, “Father” in Hansel and Gretel, “Sid” in Albert Herring, “Gianni Schicchi” and “Betto” in Gianni Schicchi, and “Dick Deadeye” in H.M.S. Pinafore.

Mr. Lenox has appeared with Portland Opera, Oregon Symphony, Eugene Opera, Orpheus PDX, Tacoma Opera, Opera Parallèle, Opera Bend, Pacific Music Works, Harmonia Seattle, Cascadia Chamber Opera, Portland Opera in the Park, Portland Chamber Orchestra, Portland Concert Opera, and Eugene Concert Choir.

Concert appearances include “Bass Soloist” in Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, Coffee Cantata, Christmas Cantatas, as well as BWV 56, Handel's Messiah, Samson, and Judas Maccabeus, Mozart's Requiem, Verdi Requiem, Faure Requiem, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass, Schubert's Mass in G, and Orff's Carmina Burana.

Zachary is a past winner of the Pacific Northwest Sings competition as well as the MONC Idaho/ Montana District Auditions. He received his B.M. and M.M. from the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam.

Did you know today is National Retro Day? What's more retro than hearing music composed in 1680?! You have an opportunit...
02/27/2024

Did you know today is National Retro Day? What's more retro than hearing music composed in 1680?! You have an opportunity to do just that THIS FRIDAY!

Tickets available here: tinyurl.com/MAE2324

Meet one of this Friday's concert performers!

Multi-instrumentalist Adaiha MacAdam-Somer is highly sought after as a teacher, chamber and orchestral musician across the United States and Europe. She splits her time and passion equally between cello, baroque cello, and all branches of the viola da gamba family. From her home base in Portland, Adaiha performs with a variety of ensembles including Amadeus Chamber Orchestra, Portland Baroque Orchestra, Seattle Baroque Orchestra, 45th Parallel, Sound Salon, Gallery Concerts, Voices of Music, Voice of the Viol, Eugene Opera, and various other chamber and vocal ensembles across the states. As an educator she maintains a studio of private students, coaches the Bridgetown Baroque Ensemble, Trillium Baroque Orchestra, substitute teaches for youth orchestras and chamber ensembles across the Pacific Northwest, and is a regular guest instructor of workshops nationwide.

Miss MacAdam-Somer holds degrees from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her principal teachers include Jean-Michel Fonteneau, Elisabeth Reed, Uri Vardi, and Laszlo Varga. In the summer you can find her performing with various festivals and teaching chamber music and cello at Kinhaven Music School. Adaiha is forever grateful to Indre Viskontas and Adam Bristol for facilitating the acquisition of her bass viol, made by master luthier Francis Beaulieu.

Seen in Capital Hill!
02/20/2024

Seen in Capital Hill!

We hope you'll join us!
02/02/2024

We hope you'll join us!

Dietrich Buxtehude’s rarely performed Membra Jesu Nostri is a sacred choral masterpiece consisting of seven cantatas, each dedicated to a different part of Christ’s crucified body. Click here to get your tickets! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/buxtehude-membra-jesu-nostri-tickets-717437885027?aff=odcleoeventsincollection

Five soloists will join baroque instruments and chamber choir led by Epiphany’s Director of Music, Zach Hemenway, to present this deeply expressive and beautiful work. Natalie Ingrisano, soprano; Jenny Spence, soprano; John Garlid, countertenor; Carson Truett Lott, tenor; Zachary Lenox, baritone.

What better way to ring in the new year than with music classes!Several classes are starting soon and spaces are going F...
01/03/2024

What better way to ring in the new year than with music classes!

Several classes are starting soon and spaces are going FAST! Sign up today to secure a spot in one of these fantastic offerings!

To register, visit the Epiphany Music Academy website at www.epiphanymusicacademy.org.

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