Majestic room, grand choir, unforgettable music. Join us for the seasonal performance of selections from Handel’s well-loved masterpiece. Featuring Nori as one of the soloists!

Handel's "Dixit Dominus" and a couple of other works, featuring yours truly on the alto aria :)

Free show! Ave Maria settings by 8 composers throughout the ages combine with Liszt’s great Pater Noster from Christus to create an unforgettable, candlelit, sung decade of the Rosary.

Season opener! Our season begins with the magnificent and GRAMMY-nominated work, the "Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom", by American composer Benedict Sheehan. This landmark work is majestic, intimate, grand, mystical, and everything in between.

Season opener! Our season begins with the magnificent and GRAMMY-nominated work, the "Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom", by American composer Benedict Sheehan. This landmark work is majestic, intimate, grand, mystical, and everything in between.

More info coming soon!

Evergreen Ensemble presents a program that considers the different types of places and people we hold as sacred. Featuring Sacred Place by award winning composer, Alex Berko.

Evergreen Ensemble presents a program that considers the different types of places and people we hold as sacred. Featuring Sacred Place by award winning composer, Alex Berko.

Come hear the repertoire that the Mägi Ensemble recently took on tour to Estonia! Selections from Mägi, Pärt, and lots of other modern, mostly-Baltic composers.

Members of the Blessed Sacrament "Cantorei" will each perform a set of solo art songs. Nori will be singing all of Mahler's song cycle "Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen," or "Songs of a Wayfarer."

Evergreen Ensemble presents a program exploring the transition from winter to spring, as well as the start of Lent, a liturgical season of reflection and transformation for so many. Featuring both Dark Night of the Soul and Luminous Night of the Soul by Norwegian composer, Ola Gjeilo.

Evergreen Ensemble presents a program exploring the transition from winter to spring, as well as the start of Lent, a liturgical season of reflection and transformation for so many. Featuring both Dark Night of the Soul and Luminous Night of the Soul by Norwegian composer, Ola Gjeilo.

A degree recital by Scott Fikse, MM Choral Conducting, "Begin Again," with the University of Washington Recital Choir; Graduate Cohort Ensemble; Distler 8 Octet; Dr. Stephen Price, organ; Jared Parson, harp; and members of the UW Baroque Ensemble.