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Renowned St. Patrick Cathedral Organist Jennifer Pascual in Concert on November 16
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of symphonic and sacred organ music on Sunday, November 16 at 4:00 PM as the acclaimed Dr. Jennifer Pascual, Director of Music at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City, performs live as part of the St. Andrew the Apostle Concert Series in Clifton, Virginia.
Dr. Pascual is internationally recognized as an organist, conductor, and composer. A consummate concert artist and church musician, Dr Pascual has directed multiple papal liturgies, hosts a weekly radio program “Sounds from the Spires” on SiriusXM, and has performed across the US, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. She has been Director of Music at St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City since 2003. Don't miss this rare outside of NYC opportunity to hear one of America's finest organists in an intimate setting!
Dr. Pascual’s program will offer a tour of great breadth across the centuries, and across Europe and the US, highlighted by works of J.S. Bach, Harold Darke, and C.V. Stanford. She will perform on the majestic St. Andrew pipe organ, known as the Organ of the Holy Archangels, built by the Peragallo Organ Company. This magnificent instrument, designed in the French Romantic style, features three manuals, 51 ranks, and 2,891 pipes. After the concert, stay for a complimentary post-concert reception where you can mingle with friends and meet the artist.
Support the Arts
While this event is free to the public, your donations are essential for sustaining this concert series at St. Andrew the Apostle. A free-will offering will be collected during the concert, and credit card donations can be made at the reception or online anytime at www.st-andrew.org/concerts.
For More Information
St. Andrew the Apostle is located at 6720 Union Mill Road, Clifton, Virginia. For more details about the St. Andrew the Apostle Concert Series, visit www.st-andrew.org/concerts or call 703-817-1770.
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