Music at All Saints'

Building on the success of season one of Jazz at All Saints’ we’re excited to present a full season of diverse concerts!

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No matter what is happening in the world around us, the power of music to feed our souls, inspire hope and comfort, and bring people together is a constant—and especially vital in these uncertain times. With the Music at All Saints’ 2025-2026 season, we are excited to celebrate diverse musical traditions and welcome audiences into the stunning space at All Saints’ Church. Building on the success of the first season of Jazz at All Saints’, we present a new roster of concerts from varying styles, as well as a new choir for the community that may be for you, too. We hope you’ll join us – with your presence and your financial gift – as we offer this gift of music back to the city of Atlanta.

- Scott Lamlein, Director of Music, All Saints’ Church

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Christmas with Coro Vocati

Songs of Wonder, Hope, and Joy

Sunday, December 14, 2025, 2:30pm
$20/General, $10/Student
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The music of Christmas carries timeless beauty—stories of mystery and wonder, melodies of hope and joy. This holiday season, Coro Vocati invites you on a musical journey spanning centuries, weaving together cherished carols and inspired new works. From the ancient sounds of Christmas past to the vibrant harmonies of today, our program blends beloved traditions with fresh expressions of the season. The evening will also feature moments for the audience to join in song, lifting their voices alongside the choir in the carols we all know and love.

With a repertoire spanning the breadth of choral literature, from early music and time-honored classics to new works, Coro Vocati’s performances represent a diversity of musical styles and cultural backgrounds. Now under the direction of Dr. Stanley Roberts, the choir is a champion of modern composers, having performed a number of local, regional, and world premieres, and is active in commissioning new works.

Founded in 2009 by renowned choral conductor and educator Dr. John Dickson, Coro Vocati is an ensemble of professional singers based in Atlanta, Georgia, with a mission to create music at the highest level of choral artistry. The choir has established itself as one of the premier professional choral ensembles in the southeast, featuring some of the region’s most talented vocalists with polished performances celebrating unique and intriguing programming. Coro Vocati is committed to creating a welcoming space for singers from diverse backgrounds to collaborate, learn, and make music together. Learn more at corovocati.org.

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.

The Brandee Younger Trio

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Brandee Younger/harp
Friday, March 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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Younger has revolutionized the harp’s role in modern music, connecting spiritual jazz and classical training with the soulfulness of R&B. The sonically innovative Brandee Younger is a harpist, composer, and bandleader whose music, connecting spiritual jazz with classical training and the soulfulness of R&B, has revolutionized the harp’s role in modern music. In 2022 she made history by becoming the first Black woman to be nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition, and in 2024 she earned an NAACP Image Award for her album Brand New Life. Brandee is now the custodian of the harp owned by the legendary Alice Coltrane, whose work she performed in a recent Carnegie Hall tribute to the late artist. Ever expanding as an artist, she also has performed with cultural icons including John Legend, Lauryn Hill, and Pharoah Sanders, and her compositions have been featured in both the Netflix documentary, “Beyonce: Homecoming,” and Quincy Jones and Steve McQueen’s “Soundtrack for America.” Brandee’s latest album, Gadabout Season, evokes our shared search for joy, “our search for meaning and beauty amid life’s most complex moments.”

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.

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