All Saints’ Concert Series
+ The 2026-2027 season
The 2026-2027 season is here!
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We’re thrilled to welcome you back for the 2026–2027 season of Music at All Saints’! Building on a landmark year of sublime choral works, a thriving new community choir, and sold-out jazz performances, our music has truly become a gift “in the city, for the city.”
This year, we are proud to present a full season featuring four major classical events paired with four premier Jazz at All Saints’ concerts. With the addition of our new Choral Evensong series and the All Saints’ Chorale, there are more ways than ever to experience the joy of live music. We also continue our tradition of hope and inspiration with our annual MLK Jr. jazz concert and worship service. We invite you to make this season part of your life. Help us grow by purchasing tickets, inviting friends, and making a donation to support this musical mission for Atlanta. Peace, In gratitude,
– Scott Lamlein, Director of Music, All Saints’ Church
All Saints’ Chorale
All Saints’ Chorale is a welcoming choir open to all people, high school age and older, regardless of belief or identity.
After a wonderful debut, we’re thrilled to begin our second season of learning and performing inspiring choral works. Join us as we continue to explore a rich blend of classic and spiritual styles under the direction of All Saints’ Associate Director of Music, Justin Maxey. Whether you sang with us last year or have been waiting for the right moment to join, this is your time!
Whether you are an experienced singer or simply passionate about music, the All Saints’ Chorale offers a space to learn, connect, and perform together – no audition required.
Rehearsals Begin
Thursdays, starting September 10, 2026 at 7:00pm
Tate Hall, All Saints’ Episcopal Church, 634 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
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Fall Concert
Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
Church, All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Spring Concert
Thursday, April 22, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
Church, All Saints’ Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Parish Choir
Memorial Choral Evensongs
Evensong for All Souls | Thursday, October 29, 7:00 pm
Evensong for Lent | Thursday, February 18, 7:00 pm
Evensong for Pentecost | Thursday, May 20, 7:00 p.m.
Come remember your loved ones with us at a traditional Choral Evensong. Led by the All Saints’ Parish Choir, this service of poignant anthems and ancient prayers offers a quiet space to sit, pray, and light a candle in their honor. Dating back to 1549 and rooted in even older traditions, Choral Evensong bridges the earthly and the divine. Your only role is to be present. You are invited to simply listen, let the music fill your soul, and join in the readings as you feel moved. Together, we offer this worship to make the day holy and give glory to God.
Thursday, December 24 | 1:00 p.m.
Join us for a reflective and joyful service that is a timeless Anglican tradition experienced throughout the world. Following the model of King’s College, Cambridge, the liturgy begins with Once In Royal David’s City, introduced by a solo treble voice. The service continues by weaving together sacred readings from Scripture with beloved Christmas carols, telling the story of God’s promise and the birth of Christ. In the quiet beauty of the candlelit nave, music and words come together to prepare our hearts for Christmas.
Under the direction of Scott Lamlein and Justin Maxey, the All Saints’ Adult Choir is a semiprofessional 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, D.C., at Carnegie Hall and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York, and has been heard on the Today show.
OCT 9TH
The Rodney Jordan Quintet
Friday, October 9 · 7:00 PM
The aesthetic beauty of this quintet is beyond dispute.
– Paris Move
Rodney Jordan (bass) leads his quintet with Louis Heriveaux (piano), Quentin Baxter (drums), Matthew White (trumpet), and Mark Sterbank (saxophone). The ensemble will perform selections from their acclaimed Memphis Blue album and premiere new compositions. Grammy-nominated Jordan is a respected bassist, composer, bandleader, and jazz educator at Florida State University.
Nov 13TH
Kenny Banks, Jr., piano
Friday, November 13 · 7:00 PM
Known for his “deeply embodied gospel and soul roots,” Kenny’s “arrangements are thrilling, modern, and surprising.
– Downbeat Magazine
Atlanta-based pianist Kenny Banks Jr. is a dynamic jazz artist known for blending jazz, gospel, Afro-Cuban, and hip-hop influences. A solo performer and longtime collaborator with Kurt Elling and Stefon Harris, he has toured globally with leading jazz musicians and regularly performs in New York while contributing to film and television productions.
Dec 13TH
Kenny Banks, Jr., piano
Sunday, December 13 · 02:30 PM
Experience the joy of Christmas with Atlanta’s treasured ensemble of professional singers.
Coro Vocati is a premier Atlanta-based ensemble of professional singers dedicated to high-level choral artistry under Dr. Stanley Roberts. Founded in 2009, the group performs diverse choral works, champions and commissions new compositions, and fosters an inclusive space for talented vocalists to collaborate and make music.
Jan 29TH
Cameron Cody, piano
Friday, January 29 · 7:00 PM
Cameron Cody is an internationally recognized concert artist, conductor, and organist known for his engaging musical storytelling across Broadway, classical, and gospel genres. Serving as Director of Music at Chapelwood UMC and uniquely endorsed by major piano and organ makers, he performs worldwide—including Carnegie Hall—and will feature alongside All Saints’ organist Justin Maxey.
FEB 12TH
Helen Sung, piano
Friday, February 12 · 7:00 PM
Sung plays with crisp swing and elegant invention, her rhythms drawing from the music’s deepest blues roots – and setting listeners’ heads bobbing – while she explores her own fresh ideas, often inspired from her classical training.
– The New York Times
Pianist, composer, and Guggenheim Fellow Helen Sung is an acclaimed jazz artist known for her innovative Live Wire project, inspired by neuroscience and music. A Steinway Artist and Herbie Hancock Institute alumna, she has performed worldwide with leading jazz musicians and teaches at Columbia University and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
MAR 12TH
Maria Howell, vocal
Friday, March 12 · 7:00 PM
One only needs to be within earshot to be drawn into the magic that is Maria.
– Carl Anthony, Notorious Jazz/Voice of the 2025 Atlanta Jazz Festival
Maria Howell and her quintet celebrate the timeless music of Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Sarah Vaughan with heartfelt interpretations of jazz classics. An acclaimed singer and actor, Howell has performed across the U.S. and appeared in films and television including The Color Purple, The Blind Side, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and Beyond the Gates.
+ From recent seasons
Previously on our stage
SEPT 18TH
Mosaic String Quartet
Friday, September 18 · 7:00 PM
Come to an extraordinary performance by an ensemble that is redefining the landscape of classical music right here in Atlanta.
The Mosaic String Quartet is a world-class ensemble of four women of color blending technical mastery with social justice. Highlighting BIPOC composers to promote equity and community transformation, they offer performances where artistry meets advocacy, proving classical music is for everyone.
Jul 15TH
Ken Cowan, organ
Wednesday, July 15 · 7:30 PM
It is difficult to find enough adjectives to describe Ken Cowan’s playing. He is simply one of the best anywhere!
– The Diapason
Mr. Cowan’s technical mastery, expressivity, musicality, and sheer brilliance thrilled the convention audience.
– The American Organist
Ken Cowan, one of North America’s premier concert organists, returns to showcase All Saints’ 5,000-pipe Kenan Memorial Organ. Celebrated for his technical mastery and expressive artistry, the Curtis and Yale-trained virtuoso currently heads the organ program at Rice University and performs internationally across major concert venues and churches.
GIVING TO MUSIC AT ALL SAINTS’
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Need Assistance?
Your support as a sponsor will help to ensure the success of our concert season. We greatly appreciate your generosity. Please contact Betsey Gibbs, All Saints’ Membership Coordinator, if you have any questions or concerns with your donation, have issues ordering tickets, or if you have website issues. Music program contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law: bgibbs@allsaintsatlanta.org.
All Saints’ Concert Series
A sanctuary of sound in the heart of Midtown Atlanta.
+ Best of Atlanta 2025 — Atlanta Magazine + ArtsATL + The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
+ From the Artistic Director
Now in our third season, Jazz at All Saints’ has become a place where the American spirit of this music lives and breathes — and where all are welcome.
From the voices of Ella, Billie, and Sarah, through Memphis blues and gospel-infused piano, to brand-new works about birdsong and the wonders of our shared humanity, our Season 3 artists each deliver a deep expression of the American spirit. We are committed to preserving the past, championing new works, and exploring the boundaries of possibility.
We welcome you with doors, arms, and ears wide open to experience this sanctuary of sound.
Swing and soul,
Virginia Schenck
Artistic Director, Jazz at All Saints’ Concert Series
+ From the Artistic Director
Four nights in the sanctuary of sound
Every concert begins at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25 general · $15 student — or save with a season pass to all four.
OCT 9TH
The Rodney Jordan Quintet
Friday, October 9 · 7:00 PM
The aesthetic beauty of this quintet is beyond dispute.
– Paris Move
Rodney Jordan (bass) leads his quintet with Louis Heriveaux (piano), Quentin Baxter (drums), Matthew White (trumpet), and Mark Sterbank (saxophone). The ensemble will perform selections from their acclaimed Memphis Blue album and premiere new compositions. Grammy-nominated Jordan is a respected bassist, composer, bandleader, and jazz educator at Florida State University.
Nov 13TH
Kenny Banks, Jr., piano
Friday, November 13 · 7:00 PM
Known for his “deeply embodied gospel and soul roots,” Kenny’s “arrangements are thrilling, modern, and surprising.
– Downbeat Magazine
Atlanta-based pianist Kenny Banks Jr. is a dynamic jazz artist known for blending jazz, gospel, Afro-Cuban, and hip-hop influences. A solo performer and longtime collaborator with Kurt Elling and Stefon Harris, he has toured globally with leading jazz musicians and regularly performs in New York while contributing to film and television productions.
FEB 12TH
Helen Sung, piano
Friday, February 12 · 7:00 PM
Sung plays with crisp swing and elegant invention, her rhythms drawing from the music’s deepest blues roots – and setting listeners’ heads bobbing – while she explores her own fresh ideas, often inspired from her classical training.
– The New York Times
Pianist, composer, and Guggenheim Fellow Helen Sung is an acclaimed jazz artist known for her innovative Live Wire project, inspired by neuroscience and music. A Steinway Artist and Herbie Hancock Institute alumna, she has performed worldwide with leading jazz musicians and teaches at Columbia University and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
MAR 12TH
Maria Howell, vocal
Friday, March 12 · 7:00 PM
One only needs to be within earshot to be drawn into the magic that is Maria.
– Carl Anthony, Notorious Jazz/Voice of the 2025 Atlanta Jazz Festival
Maria Howell and her quintet celebrate the timeless music of Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Sarah Vaughan with heartfelt interpretations of jazz classics. An acclaimed singer and actor, Howell has performed across the U.S. and appeared in films and television including The Color Purple, The Blind Side, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and Beyond the Gates.
+ One pass, four nights
Save with a season pass
Reserve your seat for all four concerts at once — and support world-class jazz in the heart of Midtown.
+ One pass, support the Musicour nights
Giving to Music at All Saints’
Ticket sales cover only a fraction of what it takes to bring these artists to Midtown. Your gift keeps the sanctuary of sound alive — supporting world-class performers, student access, and free community programming.ort world-class jazz in the heart of Midtown.
Contact Betsey Gibbs (bgibbs@allsaintsatlanta.org.), All Saints’ Membership Coordinator, if you have any questions or concerns with your donation, have issues ordering tickets, or if you have any website issues. Music program contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law:
Giving Levels
Named, of course, for the standards we love.
A Love Supreme
$5000+
How High the Moon
$2000 – $4,999
When the Saints Go Marching In
$500 – $999
Anything Goes
$500 – $999
I Got Rhythm
$250 – $499
I Get a Kick Out of You
$125 – $249
’S Wonderful
$50 – $124
+ From recent seasons
Previously on our stage
Every concert begins at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25 general · $15 student — or save with a season pass to all four.
2025–2026 Season
The 2025–2026 Jazz at All Saints’ season featured unforgettable performances by Robert Boone Jr., Nnenna Freelon, Darren English, and Brandee Younger. From tributes to jazz legends and civil rights history to soulful storytelling, South African jazz innovation, and groundbreaking harp artistry, each sold-out concert celebrated creativity, connection, and musical excellence, leaving audiences inspired and reinforcing Jazz at All Saints’ place in Atlanta’s vibrant jazz community.
2024–2025 Season
The season featured outstanding performances by Gary Motley, Joe Alterman, Carmen Bradford, and Matt Kaminski. From soulful piano and joyful jazz to swing classics and dynamic organ performances, each concert showcased exceptional artistry and unforgettable musicianship. The series celebrated jazz’s rich traditions while inspiring audiences with world-class talent, setting the stage for another exciting season of live music.
+ The people behind the series
Virginia Schenck
Artistic Director
A vocalist and bandleader, Virginia curates each season with a commitment to preserving the past, championing new works, and welcoming the whole city into the music.
Advisory Committee
Maggie Edson · Barrie Gibby · Mary Wyche Lesesne · John Mitchell · Alvin Moore · John Smith · Carl Walker · Dennis Zakas
Jazz Advisors
Joe Alterman · Dwight Andrews · Robert Boone · Carmen Bradford · Gary Motley
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