Lenten Series

We celebrate the 338th birthday of GF Handel with music for strings, harpsichord, and voice, featuring Debra Hillabrand, soloist.

Chamber Project Saint Louis embraces the communicative and collaborative nature of chamber music to create interactive performances reflecting a 21st-century audience, and creates partnerships with both traditional and non-traditional venues, all types of artists, institutions, and the community.

Hazel Shipley is a clarinetist from St. Louis, Missouri. She has been a member of First Presbyterian Church of Kirkwood since she was seven, where she has played clarinet with the church orchestra, accompanied the choir, and played solos for service and concerts. Hazel graduated from Austin Peay State University in December of 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Music. She studied music with an emphasis on clarinet performance. She is currently teaching and residing in the St. Louis area.

St Louis Irish Arts Inc. joined "Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann" in 1973. At that time, there were very few first generation Irish living in St. Louis. Because there were so few first generation Irish here, the Midwest was poorly served with traditional Irish music. Few concerts came west of the Mississippi. The Gannon family had arrived in St. Louis in 1967, but it was the Boyer family here in St. Louis along with Mr. Bill McEvoy in New York that initiated the Comhaltas branch here in St. Louis.

We celebrate the 338th birthday of JS Bach with music for organ performed by Director of Music Ministries Bill Stein on the Ott tracker organ.

Part II of Handel's masterpiece, Messiah, featuring the Chancel Choir and Orchestra.