CONTENTSConcerts3 Chapel Organ Inauguration

4 Special Concerts

6 Collegium Cincinnati

8 Cincinnati Men’s Chorus

9 Music Live@Lunch

Services10 Choral Evensong

11 Special Services

12 Christmas at the Cathedral

12 The Boar’s Head and Yule Log Festival

13 Holy Week and Easter

Opportunities 14 Cathedral Choirs

15 Summer Choir Camp

16 Become a Friend of Music

The 2017-18 music season at Christ Church Cathedral is a particularly exciting one. For one thing, the cathedral is celebrating its 200th birthday as a congregation! For generations, Christ Church has supported excellence in music in worship services and in concerts, both within its walls and in the Greater Cincinnati community. Many of the events in this brochure are offered in gratitude for our past and with anticipation for our future.

This season is also exciting because we will celebrate the installation of a new organ in our renovated Centennial Chapel. Opus 148, built by C. B. Fisk (one of the most respected organ builders in the world), is a stunningly beautiful instrument modeled on Italian organ-building principles. I invite you to experience the new organ in a series of inaugural events outlined in this brochure.

I hope you will join us often as we celebrate our birthday!

Stephan CasurellaCanon Precentor and Director of Music

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How to Subscribe

To have a copy of the season brochure mailed to you

each year, send your street address to Sarah Hartwig at

sbhartwig@cccath.org or phone 513.621.1817. You may also request to be added to our subscription list for our monthly electronic music

newsletter.

R. Carlos Nakai

NKU Philharmonic

SPECIAL CONCERTS

J. S. Bach’s Mass in B Minor Saturday, November 4 | 4:00 PMUniversity of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) Chamber Choir, Philharmonia Chamber Orchestra, and student soloists; Earl Rivers, conductor

Bach’s supreme achievement of setting the Mass text for soloists, chorus, and orchestra summarizes his writing for voices and instruments, not only in the variety of styles, compositional devices, and range of sonorities, but also in the high level of technical polish. The Mass in B Minor is a pinnacle of the Late Baroque period.

Ticket information: ccm.uc.edu/boxoffice or 513.556.4183.

Worlds Align Friday, October 6 | 7:30 PM R. Carlos Nakai, Native American flute; Northern Kentucky University Philharmonic Orchestra; Amy Gillingham, conductor

The Northern Kentucky University (NKU) Philharmonic Orchestra, in collaboration with Christ Church Cathedral, presents a concert in recognition of the cathedral’s Indigenous Peoples’ Weekend. The concert explores the concept of “world” and centers around James DeMars’ Two World Concerto with renowned Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai. David Maslanka’s jubilant World Music and Antonín Dvorák’s popular Symphony No. 9 “From the New World” finale complete an exciting musical exploration and aligning of “worlds.”

No admission charge. Suggested donation of $10 for general admission ($5 for students) to benefit the NKU orchestra 2018 Ireland tour.

CCM Chamber Choir and Orchestra

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St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir Friday, April 13 | 7:30 PMThe Trebles of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, England; Andrew Carwood, conductor; Simon Johnson, organist

For centuries the voices of children have filled listeners with awe. This program showcases the remarkable talent of these young singers and the imagination of the composers who have written for them. It is also an opportunity to remember the special link between the United States and the United Kingdom for this, the 60th anniversary of the dedication of the American Memorial Chapel in St. Paul’s Cathedral. The performance features music of Benjamin Britten, Francis Poulenc, and John Rutter, as well as Gregorian chant, music from the 17th century, and contemporary compositions.

Ticket information: cincinnaticathedral.com/music-performances.

The Sisters of New France: 18th-Century Music from Colonial Louisiana Sunday, May 20 | 3:00 PMCatacoustic Consort

The Ursuline sisters of New Orleans have an unmatched legacy in the education of girls. Less well-known are their contributions to music. Join Catacoustic as the ensemble breathes life back into vanished music that foreshadowed the powerful originality of the musical heritage of a most original city.

Ticket information: catacoustic.com.

DePauw Chamber Singers Saturday, March 10 | 3:00 PMKristina Boerger, director

Specializing in a cappella music old and new, the premiere vocal ensemble of the DePauw School of Music presents a program of Renaissance polyphony, German Romantic part-songs, contemporary concert works, and a set of South African choral songs studied on location and performed in various cities during the group’s recent tour of that country.

No admission charge.

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Music, together. Christ Church Cathedral is thrilled to continue its relationship with Collegium Cincinnati as an ensemble-in-residence. This enduring partnership means that many of Collegium’s programs are presented at the cathedral.

For its fifth season, Collegium explores the idea of Reformation. In celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Collegium has created an opportunity for audiences to hear beautiful ideas, refracted and reflected though the minds of the great composers. From Bach and Handel’s masterpieces to the stunning and meditative music of Arvo Pärt, Collegium’s season of intimate musical offerings is not to be missed!

Collegium’s 2017-18 season is made possible, in part, by generous contributions to Christ Church Cathedral’s Friends of Music Fund.

PerformancesCocktails & Concertos Plus: Bach RefractedSunday, September 24 | 4:00 PM Aronoff Center for the Arts, Fifth Third Theater650 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Imagine light going in a prism—then refracted into a rainbow of colors in every direction. Now imagine it with the music of Bach. Hear Bach’s music imagined and re-imagined by Collegium Cincinnati and special guests, all the while sipping a cocktail and learning about the music you’ll hear. The Collegium will be joined by jazz vocalist and guest conductor KellyAnn Nelson.

Handel’s MessiahSaturday, December 9 | 7:00 PMSt. Anne Episcopal Church6461 Tylersville Road, West Chester, OH 45069Sunday, December 10 | 6:00 PMChrist Church Cathedral

It’s back! After rave reviews in 2016, the Collegium will return with its captivating and electrifying presentation of Handel’s complete Messiah. With sixteen singers and chamber orchestra, you’ll hear each beautiful detail of this magnificent work.

Vivaldi’s GloriaSunday, February 11 | 3:00 PMChrist Church Cathedral

Collegium Cincinnati reunites with the Cincinnati Boychoir for a romp through the Italian Baroque; this is the music that the nobility traveled across Europe to hear. Culminating with a thrilling performance of Vivaldi’s famous Gloria, boys’ voices soar and trumpets sound throughout the stunningly beautiful Centennial Chapel at Christ Church Cathedral.

Mothers and SonsSaturday, March 24 | 7:00 PMSt. Anne Episcopal Church6461 Tylersville Road, West Chester, OH 45069Sunday, March 25 | 3:00 PMChrist Church Cathedral

No one can imagine Mary’s pain as she witnessed Jesus suffering on the cross. Through the stunning music of Bach, Arvo Pärt, and others, Collegium Cincinnati brings to the surface the wrenching emotion and spiritual meaning of the crucifixion from the perspective of a mother.

COLLEGIUM CINCINNATIEnsemble-in-Residence at Christ Church Cathedral

Manami White Associate Director

Christopher Eanes Artistic Director

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MurmurationSaturday, April 21 | 7:30 PMChrist Church Cathedral

Its Murmuration concert performed by Collegium Cincinnati was such a hit last season, Christ Church Cathedral is bringing it back by popular demand! Experience the cathedral’s starling-inspired art installation created by acclaimed artist Anne Patterson, while listening to Collegium Cincinnati perform Antonio Vivaldi’s complete Four Seasons and The Art of Flight, a new work by composer Patrick Harlin commissioned especially for the installation.

Ticket information and details regarding SummerSing: collegiumcincinnati.org. In addition to these performances, Collegium Cincinnati offers music at some of Christ Church Cathedral’s liturgies.

Patrick Harlin, composerAnne Patterson, artistChristopher Eanes, director

SummerSing 2018July 22-28Christ Church Cathedral

Lend your voice to Collegium’s third annual SummerSing! Enjoy rehearsing and performing Fauré’s Requiem and Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna with the soloists and orchestra of Collegium Cincinnati in the beautiful setting of Christ Church Cathedral.

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About CMC

The Cincinnati Men’s Chorus (CMC) is a voluntary, not-for-profit community chorus organized to provide the opportunity for gay men and gay-supportive men to sing together. The chorus seeks to provide social and fellowship experiences that reach beyond the realm of musical purpose to deepen and enrich lives. Further, CMC provides opportunities to present a positive image of the gay community to the general public by being identified as an organization of individuals who are making a contribution to the entire community.

PerformancesAll performances are at Walnut Hills High School, 3250 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45207.

Holiday Concert“Believe” Holiday: Peace, love, and lightSaturday, December 16 | 8:00 PMSunday, December 17 | 2:00 PM Spring Concert“Heart Throbs”: The music with a pulse and a beatSaturday, April 7 | 8:00 PMSunday, April 8 | 2:00 PM

Pride ConcertThe “L Word”: Celebrating music through the eyes of our sistersSaturday, June 16 | 8:00 PMSunday, June 17 | 2:00 PM

Ticket information: cincinnatimenschorus.org.

CINCINNATI MEN’S CHORUSEnsemble-in-Residence at Christ Church Cathedral

Auditions for the Cincinnati Men’s Chorus are held at the beginning of each season. Contact membership@cincinnatimenschorus.org for more information.

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Tuesdays | 12:10 pmMusic Live@Lunch is a free, weekly concert featuring a variety of music. Bring your lunch or buy one at the cathedral.

March 6 | The Southbank Quartet: Music for strings March 13 | Danielle Hundley (flute), Scott Schilling (viola)March 20 | Michelle Dugan (violin) with guest musiciansMarch 27 | Christ Church Cathedral Choir: Music for Holy Week

April 3 | Wild Carrot: American roots musicApril 10 | The Marmalade Brigade: Gypsy jazz, grass, and tonkApril 17 | Anthony Beck (tenor), Avedis Manoogian (piano)April 24 | Della Enns (pianist/ composer)

May 1 | The Cincinnati Dancing Pigs: Cincinnati’s premier jug bandMay 8 | The Brussels Sprouts: Rhythm and blues, jazz, rock, honky-tonk, and spiritualsMay 15 | The Less Moore Band:Progressive blues, rhythm and blues, soul, and rockMay 22 | Kaylee Nichols (mezzo- soprano)May 29 | Consort in the Egg: Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque consort music

MUSIC LIVE@LUNCH

Wild CarrotThe Shakespeare BandRicky Nye

Ma Crow and the Lady Slippers

Michael Gilbert Ronstadt and Serenity Fisher

The Sunburners

September 5 | Michael Gilbert Ronstadt (cello), Serenity Fisher (piano/voice)September 12 | Ron Esposito (Tibetan bowls), Michael G. Ronstadt (cello), Brandon Scott Coleman (guitar) September 19 | James Meade (classical guitar)September 26 | Ben Flanders (baritone), Brad Caldwell (piano)

October 3 | Lagniappe: “A gumbo of American and world standards”October 10 | The Brussels Sprouts: Rhythm and blues, jazz, rock, honky-tonk, and spiritualsOctober 17 | MEKALA: Kirtan chantingOctober 24 | Students (organ, harpsichord) of the University of Cincinnati College-ConservatoryOctober 31 | Miami University Chamber Singers

November 7 | Bicycle Built for Three (guitar, flute, vocals)November 14 | Rabbit Hash String Band: Old-time musicNovember 21 | Les Fleurs de Lys: French chamber musicNovember 28 | Andrea Vos- Rochefort (clarinet): Music of Prokofiev, Tailleferre, and Berg

December 5 | Ricky Nye (jazz piano) December 12 | The Sunburners: Island-inspired party band performing holiday favoritesDecember 19 | Christ Church Cathedral Choir: Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols

January 9 | Rhine Saxophone Quartet: A versatile ensemble January 16 | Wayside Winds: Woodwind quintet music with a touch of spiceJanuary 23 | The Faux Frenchmen: Hot club-driven gypsy jazzJanuary 30 | Ma Crow and the Lady Slippers: Bluegrass, Americana, and old-time music

February 6 | The Shakespeare Band: Music of the English RenaissanceFebruary 13 | Lagniappe: Traditional Mardi Gras jazz February 20 | Cincinnati Recorder Consort: Music from the Renaissance through Late BaroqueFebruary 27 | Larry Brown (hurdy-gurdy), Michael Zaret (woodwinds)

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Sunday, October 1 | 6:00 PMthe seventeenth sunday after pentecost

Christ Church Cathedral Choir

CanticlesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in E-flat (No. 1) – Charles WoodAnthemExpectans expectavi – Charles Wood

Sunday, October 8 | 6:00 PMthe eighteenth sunday after pentecost

St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Terrace Park) Parish Choir and Church of the Redeemer (Hyde Park) Chancel Choir

CanticlesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in B Minor – T. Tertius NobleAnthemFor I Was an Hungered – Douglas Pew

Sunday, February 4 | 6:00 PMthe fifth sunday after the epiphany

Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Cathedral Choir of Children and Youth, and Bethany School Chapel Choir

CanticlesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in C – Ralph Vaughan Williams AnthemPrayer of Saint Richard of Chichester – Malcolm Archer

Sunday, March 4 | 6:00 PMthe third sunday in lent

Christ Church Cathedral Choir

CanticlesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis (Second Service) – Thomas Morley Anthem Out of the Deep – Thomas Morley

Friday, March 30 | 7:00 PM(See Holy Week services on page 13.)

Thursday, April 12 | 5:30 PMThe Choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, England

CanticlesThe St. Albans Service – Simon JohnsonAnthemLaudate pueri Dominum – Felix Mendelssohn

Sunday, May 6 | 6:00 PMthe sixth sunday of easter

Christ Church Cathedral Choir

CanticlesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis (Gloucester Service) – Herbert HowellsAnthemAntiphon – Benjamin Britten

End your day with a time of reflection as you hear ancient texts of prayer and praise sung by the soaring voices of the cathedral and guest choirs.

CHORAL EVENSONG

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Native American Celebration Sunday, October 8 | 10:00 AMfeaturing R. Carlos Nakai (Native American flute) and Collegium CincinnatiAnthemIn Beauty May I Walk – Jonathan Dove

All Saints’ Day (Observed)Sunday, November 5 | 10:00 AMIntroitO quam gloriosum – Tomás Luis de VictoriaAnthemsAnd I Saw a New Heaven – Edgar BaintonThe Souls of the Righteous – Geraint Lewis

Commemoration of All Faithful Departed (Observed)Sunday, November 5 | 6:00 PMServiceRequiem, Op. 9 – Maurice Duruflé An Advent Procession with Lessons and CarolsSunday, December 3 | 6:00 PMLet My Prayer Come Up as the Incense – Peter HallockThe Great “O Antiphons” – Mode 2 plainchant and Peter HallockO Sapientia – Robert RamseyTomorrow Go Ye Forth – Gabriel JacksonA Spotless Rose – Herbert Howells Canite tuba – Francisco GuerreroE’en So, Lord Jesus, Quickly Come – Paul ManzRorate coeli – Josef RheinbergerEcce concipies – Mark Sirett

R. Carlos Nakai

Theodicy Jazz Collective

An Epiphany ProcessionSunday, January 7 | 6:00 PMOrgan Recital preceding (5:30 PM)IntroitTribus miraculis – Luca MarenzioAnthemsA Babe Is Born – William MathiasBethlehem Down – Peter WarlockThe Baptism of Christ – Peter HallockTomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day – arr. Richard ShephardCana’s Guest – Richard AllainSurge illuminare – William ByrdSeek Him That Maketh the Seven Stars – Jonathan Dove

“Shrove Sunday” Jazz Mass Sunday, February 11 | 10:00 AMfeaturing Theodicy Jazz CollectiveServiceCanterbury Jazz Mass – William Z. Cleary and Andrew K. BarnettAnthemThis Little Light of Mine – arr. William Z. Cleary

Ascension DayThursday, May 10 | 7:00 PMChrist Church Cathedral Choir and Church of the Redeemer (Hyde Park) Chancel ChoirAnthemsGod Is Gone Up – Gerald FinziAll People Clap Your Hands – Thomas Weelkes

The Day of PentecostSunday, May 20 | 10:00 AMIntroitPentecost Carol – arr. Richard Proulx AnthemsCelestial Fire – Cecilia McDowallLoquebantur variis linguis – Thomas Tallis

Regular Sunday Worship | 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, and beginning late autumn, 12:00 PM

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A Ceremony of CarolsTuesday, December 19 | 12:10 PMFor decades, the sopranos and altos of the Christ Church Cathedral Choir have presented Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols during the holiday season. This lovely collection of carols is gloriously medieval in spirit—sometimes joyous, sometimes mysterious, and always deceptively simple. This year’s performance features Elizabeth Motter on harp.

Christmas EveSunday, December 24

Holy Eucharist | 4:00 pmAnthems A Babe Is Born – William MathiasSoftly – Will Todd

Carols before the Eucharist | 10:30 pmThere Is a Flower – John RutterNow May We Singen – Cecilia McDowallBethlehem Down – Peter WarlockIn dulci jubilo – arr. Robert Lucas PearsallThe Shepherd’s Carol – Bob Chilcott

Festal Eucharist | 11:00 pmService Missa brevis – Jonathan DoveAnthems Novo profusi gaudio – Matthew MartinO magnum mysterium – Morten Lauridsen

Christmas DayMonday, December 25 | 10:00 amAnthems I Saw Three Ships – arr. Andrew CarterThe Wexford Carol – arr. Robert Lehman

The 78th Annual Boar’s Head and Yule Log Festival

Saturday, December 30 | 5:00 PMSunday, December 31 | 2:30 and 5:00 PM

Since 1940, during a weekend following Christmas, Christ Church Cathedral has presented an annual production of the

Boar’s Head and Yule Log Festival as a gift to the community. Adults and children from across the Diocese of Southern

Ohio and from elsewhere in the community serve in the cast and crew. Medieval costumes, a large orchestra and choir,

spectacular lighting effects, and general holiday cheer make this an unforgettable experience!

Ticket information: 513.621.BOAR (2627) or boarsheadfestival.com.

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HOLY WEEK AND EASTER

Sunday of the Passion: Palm SundaySunday, March 25 | 10:00 AM IntroitHosanna filio David – Tomás Luis de VictoriaAnthemsCrucifixus a 8 – Antonio LottiA Song of Christ’s Glory – Grayston Ives

Holy TuesdayTuesday, March 27 | 12:10 PMMusic Live@Lunch features the Christ Church Cathedral Choir singing music for Holy Week, including Super flumina Babylonis by Caleb Burhans.

Maundy ThursdayThursday, March 29 | 7:00 PMAnthemsUbi caritas – Ola Gjeilo Ave verum – Philip StopfordPanis angelicus – Camille Saint-Saëns

Good FridayFriday, March 30

Good Friday Liturgy | 12:00 PMPassion Zachary WadsworthAnthemsSalvator mundi – Thomas TallisO crux ave, spes unica – Cristóbal de Morales

Choral Evensong | 7:00 PMCanticlesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis – Caleb BurhansAnthemSuper flumina Babylonis – Caleb Burhans

The Great Vigil of EasterSaturday, March 31 | 8:00 PM (sunset)AnthemsMy Beloved Spake and Said unto Me – Patrick HadleyThis Joyful Eastertide – arr. Charles Wood

Easter DaySunday, April 1 | 10:00 AMServiceMissa Festiva – Flor PeetersAnthemsEaster Light – Cecilia McDowallHaec dies – William Byrd

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Christ Church Cathedral ChoirThe Christ Church Cathedral Choir is an ensemble of auditioned professional and volunteer choristers who sing at weekly Sunday morning services, monthly services of Evensong, and other major liturgical observances in the church year. The choir offers a range of choral literature from the Anglican cathedral tradition, the folk tradition of African-Americans, newly written works, and idioms from other cultures. The choir is directed by Stephan Casurella.

Auditions: Choir auditions are held every summer.

High School Choral ScholarsThe cathedral’s choral scholars are high school students who participate in all the duties of the Christ Church Cathedral Choir as apprentices. They are trained in the art of fine choral singing and perform at a professional level. They sing a wide range of repertoire, such as works by Tallis, Brahms, and

CHOIRS OF CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL

Howells, as well as spirituals and music of other cultures. They are compensated with a monthly stipend throughout the academic year.

Auditions: To apply for a choral scholar position, students must complete an application packet before being invited to audition. Auditions are held every summer.

Christ Church SingersThis non-auditioned ensemble is designed for those who love to sing but are not able to commit to the Christ Church Cathedral Choir’s rehearsal and performance schedule. Supported by a quartet from the Cathedral Choir, the Singers meet for a single rehearsal and service several times throughout the season.

Cathedral Choir of Children and YouthThe Cathedral Choir of Children and Youth (CCCY) is a citywide choir program that fosters a lifelong enjoyment and appreciation of music through the singing of sacred choral compositions. The program,

which is based on the Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) Voice for Life curriculum, is open to children as young as those in grade two. No prior music experience is required. Choristers have the opportunity to develop musical confidence, make new friends, and experience music education and faith formation. Directed by Christopher Wheeler, the choir performs periodically at Christ Church Cathedral and other churches and venues throughout Greater Cincinnati. This performance schedule gives choristers the opportunity to remain active participants at their home churches, while serving other communities through their music making. Older choristers are invited to audition for placement in the advanced CCCY Singers in addition to their choir participation.

The CCCY season runs September through May. While choristers are encouraged to join the choir at the beginning of the season, interested young people may be accepted at other times during the year. Rehearsals are held Wednesday evenings, 6:30-8:00 PM.

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Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29 Christ Church Cathedral offers summer camps for children that bring a new depth to other offerings in the region. Campers are immersed in a wide variety of creative activities that are all designed to foster creativity and reinforce musicianship. Campers receive differentiated musical instruction through choral singing, playing instruments, and group voice lessons. The week ends with an impressive presentation of music and art featuring beautiful choral singing and instrumental performances. Most importantly, the campers have fun! When not making music, campers play games and sports, enjoy great food, and even take a local field trip. Boys and girls leave this camp with a knowledge that working hard and playing hard make for an unforgettable summer camp experience that they will look forward to year after year.

Christopher Wheeler Associate Musician

for Children and Youth

Sara Tobe Organ Scholar

Stephan Casurella Canon Precentor and

Director of Music

Shiloh Roby Associate

Director of Music

Cathedral Music Staff

Music CommitteeThe Very Rev. Gail E. Greenwell, DeanHarold Byers, ChairCecile AllynMerrilee AtkinsAnthony BeckRobert BeiringDawn BruestleMary HagnerJanet HauckIsaiah Hyman, Jr.Vivian MorrisNancianne ParrellaMichael Unger

SUMMER CHOIR CAMP

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Christ Church Cathedral 318 East Fourth StreetCincinnati, OH 45202-4299

cincinnaticathedral.com513.621.1817

Become a Friend of Music at Christ Church Cathedral. Your donation will be dedicated to special concerts, commissioned works, and other music projects not supported by the cathedral’s music operating budget. You may make a donation online through the cathedral web site (cincinnaticathedral.com/donate) or send a check payable to Christ Church Cathedral with “Friends of Music” on the memo line.

LEND YOUR SUPPORTParkingThe Queen City Square garage is open for parking for all cathedral services and events, including Sunday mornings. You may enter the garage from Fourth or Sycamore streets. (The garage located at 303 Broadway is connected, so you may also enter the garage from Broadway Street.) Parking vouchers are available at the church reception desk for all worship services. For concerts, regular parking rates apply.

SchedulingTimes and programming of all concerts included in this brochure are subject to change. Please see the website for updated information.

If Cincinnati Public Schools are closed on a Tuesday due to inclement weather, the Music Live@Lunch performance on that day will also be cancelled.

The photographs throughout this brochure are primarily courtesy of the performers and cathedral members, unless otherwise indicated.

Of Note

Coming April 4-8, 2018:Chapel Organ

Dedicatory Recital and Inaugural Festival!

See page 3 for details.