Music at All Saints'

Atlanta Summer Organ Festival Recital
Chase Loomer

Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 7:30pm
Suggested donation $15 at the door. 
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Chase Loomer is Organist and Associate Director of Music at the Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta. Originally from Charlotte, North Carolina, Chase came from Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, where he was Associate Director of Music and held very significant responsibilities for service playing and oversight of its long-revered chorister program. He has worked alongside Bruce Neswick, and holds organ performance degrees from the Eastman School of Music (B.Mus., studio of David Higgs); Yale University (M.Mus., studio of Martin Jean), and is pursuing a Doctor of Music degree at Indiana University (studio of Christopher Young). As a high school student, he studied organ with Patrick Scott. Since then, Chase has been a semifinalist and prizewinner in numerous national organ competitions, among them first prize winner in the Atlanta chapter of the American Guild of Organist’s 2018 Taylor Organ Competition. He has performed at national and regional conventions of the AGO, at the annual festival of the American Liszt Society, and has been featured on the radio broadcast Pipedreams on several occasions. An avid improviser, Chase has studied with Jeffrey Brillhart, Jeffrey Smith, Edoardo Bellotti, Thierry Escaich, and Robert Nicholls. He has performed with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Yale Philharmonic Orchestra, Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra, and Bloomington Bach Society; served on the collaborative piano staff at Butler University; and freelanced as a jazz pianist. He is a composer of choral, keyboard, and jazz music, and his work has been performed by the choirs of Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, the Yale University Church, and various jazz ensembles throughout the northeast. RSVP & Invite Others here.

Program:
Fantaisie Mystique - Raymond Chenault 
Suite no.51 Domenica XXIII post Pentecosten - Charles Tournemire 
   iv. Communion
   v. Fantasie sur le Te Deum et guirlandes Alléluiatiques
Tiento de medio registro de tiple séptimo tono, FO 29 - Francisco Correa de Araujo
Corrente Italiana - Juan Cabanilles
Prelude and Fugue in G Major, BWV 541 - Johann Sebastian Bach
Arabesque no. 1 - Claude Debussy, arr. Chase Loomer
Jardins sous la pluie - Claude Debussy, arr. Chase Loomer
Contemplation - Alejandro Monestel 
Symphonie no. 1 - Rachel Laurin
   iv. Toccata
Improvisation on a Submitted Theme

Nnenna Freelon 

Presented by Jazz at All Saints'

Nnenna Freelon/vocalist
Friday, November 14, at 7:00 p.m.
Concert followed by a Q&A with the artist and a reception
Individual Concert Tickets are $25/General, $15/Student
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The latest project of this nine-time Grammy nominee, Beneath the Skin of Sorrow, is a captivating reflection on the essence of life, filled with personal stories, deep emotion, and quiet wisdom. A nine-time Grammy nominee and multi-faceted artist, Nnenna Freelon is most esteemed as a jazz vocalist, composer, arranger, producer, and arts education advocate. Her distinctive voice, in any medium, is a reflection of life, filled with personal stories, deep emotion, and quiet wisdom. Shaped by the loss of key members of her family, her heart-spoken songs of love and loss are featured in her latest album and debut book, both with the title of Beneath the Skin. Rooted in tradition but always forward-thinking, Nnenna’s artistry has attracted legendary collaborators and countless awards. She has performed with music luminaries such as Ray Charles, Al Jarreau, George Benson, Earl Klugh, Ramsey Lewis, Benny Golson, and Ellis Marsalis and once starred in a Hollywood Bowl Concert with Jessye Norman. In addition to winning awards named for Billie Holiday and Eubie Blake, she has been nominated twice as “Lady of Soul” by the Soul Train Awards.

Darren English

Presented by Jazz at All Saints'

Darren English/trumpet
Friday, February 13, at 7:00 p.m.
Concert followed by a Q&A with the artist and a reception
Individual Concert Tickets are $25/General, $15/Student
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The young South African trumpet sensation is a two-time winner of the Global Peace Song Award, adding to his storied reputation as a performer, composer, and arranger. Darren has forged a global reputation for his skills as a performer, composer, and arranger. His artistry and dedication to humanitarian causes garnered two (2018 and 2020) Global Peace Song Awards as well as a Georgia State University’s 40-Under-40 Influential and Innovative Award. His debut album, Imagine Nation, featuring, among others, vocalist Carmen Bradford, pianist Kenny Banks, Jr., and the recorded voice of Freedom Fighter Nelson Mandela, was released to worldwide acclaim. He had the honor of playing at the funeral of another of his country’s heroes, Archbishop Desmond Tutu. As he circles the globe as a sought-after headliner, Darren has performed at the Atlanta Jazz Festival and has toured with such notables as PJ Morton, Stefon Harris, and Marcus Gilmore. A Standard Bank Artist of the Year, he recently completed a three-month tour of Europe, India, and the U.S. that showcased many of his original works.

Choral Music for the Soul: Fauré Requiem

All Saints’ Adult, Youth, and Junior Choirs

Saturday, March 21, 2026, 2:00pm 
$25/General, $15/Student 
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Gabriel Fauré’s sublime Requiem sung by our multi-generational choral program, organ, and chamber orchestra, alongside great choral works to refresh the soul. The All Saints’ Junior and Youth Choirs are the most advanced of All Saints’ Children’s and Youth choral program, under the direction of Emily Halbert. They are each groups of singers that have fun while learning all about music reading, theory, vocal training, and the great sacred choral repertoire, old and new. With worship at the core of their work together, these choirs prepare anthems and other music regularly for services at All Saints’ Church. They have performed on tour regularly. Under the direction of Scott Lamlein and Justin Maxey, the All Saints’ Adult Choir is a semi-professional ensemble of 30 singers. Presenting music at All Saints’ weekly services requires learning more than 100 choral works each year, which the choir does with joy and grace. The Adult Choir has sung at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, at Carnegie Hall and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York, and has been heard on the Today show. Learn more about the All Saints’ Choirs.