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Epiphany Tuesday Concerts At Home About the Epiphany Tuesday Concerts The Church of the Epiphany, in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C. has been serving those in need and celebrating the arts since its founding in 1842. Every Tuesday, free programs are offered to the community by artists from around the world. The series enjoys partnerships as well with local arts groups, including The Levine School of Music and the Washington Bach Consort. This fall, to stop the spread of COVID-19, we are offering something new: Epiphany Tuesday Concerts at Home. Each Tuesday at 12:10, we will post a performance to our YouTube channel. You can expect the same eclectic music and the beauty of our resonant acoustic space - now able to be watched on demand. Take a break while you work from home to enjoy professional performances from around the world. We welcome goodwill donations to help provide compensation for the performers, defray the costs of maintaining the instruments, and administrative costs, but the need is always greater than the available resources. Please consider a gift to the Epiphany Tuesday Concerts so we can continue to offer inspiring experiences of the arts for many years to come. You can visit our website http://epiphanydc.org/giving/ or contact our Director of Music, Dr. Jinsun Cho, at [email protected], to learn more about giving and sponsorship opportunities. Ways to Give Click here to subscribe to Epiphany Tuesday Concerts Visit our website: www.epiphanydc.org

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  • Epiphany Tuesday ConcertsAt Home

    About the Epiphany TuesdayConcerts

    The Church of the Epiphany, in the heart of downtownWashington, D.C. has been serving those in need and celebratingthe arts since its founding in 1842. Every Tuesday, free programsare offered to the community by artists from around the world.

    The series enjoys partnerships as well with local arts groups,including The Levine School of Music and the Washington Bach

    Consort.

    This fall, to stop the spread of COVID-19, we are offeringsomething new: Epiphany Tuesday Concerts at Home. EachTuesday at 12:10, we will post a performance to our YouTube

    channel. You can expect the same eclectic music and the beautyof our resonant acoustic space - now able to be watched ondemand. Take a break while you work from home to enjoy

    professional performances from around the world. 

    We welcome goodwill donations to help provide compensationfor the performers, defray the costs of maintaining the

    instruments, and administrative costs, but the need is alwaysgreater than the available resources. Please consider a gift tothe Epiphany Tuesday Concerts so we can continue to offerinspiring experiences of the arts for many years to come.

    You can visit our website http://epiphanydc.org/giving/ orcontact our Director of Music, Dr. Jinsun Cho, at

    [email protected], to learn more about giving and sponsorshipopportunities.

    Ways to Give

    Click here to subscribe to EpiphanyTuesday Concerts Visit our website:

    www.epiphanydc.org

    http://epiphanydc.org/giving/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkgfQlNbkd-s8bohMpHCmDg?view_as=subscriberhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkgfQlNbkd-s8bohMpHCmDg?view_as=subscriberhttp://epiphanydc.org/

  • September October

    9/1 US Army StringQuartet plays Giddens,Haydn, Morricone, andBalakrishnan. Featuring:

    9/8 Thomas Sheehan, organistat the Washington NationalCathedral, will play works byVivaldi, Kile Smith, CarsonCooman, Adolphus Hailstork,and Timothy Tikker.

    9/15  The Evelyn Duo playsThe Long View: A Portrait ofRuth Bader Ginsburg in NineSongs. With Shari EveFeldman, soprano, andMackenzie Lyn Marr, piano.

    9/22  Ronn McFarlane andCarolyn Surrick, Lute andViola da gamba duo.

    9/29  Daniel Aune, Organist,Faculty at Peabody Conservatory,will play Bach, Bolcom, Bonnet,Pachelbel, and Schumann.

    10/20  Tzuyi Zoe Chen, pianist,plays a program of Transcendence,with pieces by Franz Liszt andSergey Prokofiev.

    10/27  Pianist Liana Paniyevaplays Bach-Busoni andChopin.

    10/6   Joseph Kingma playsBeethoven:Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor,Op. 57 "Appassionata"Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor,WoO 59 "Für Elise"Piano Sonata No. 27 in E minor,Op. 90

    10/13  Natasa Klasinc and MiroslavLončar, guitar duo, will present aprogram of romantic andmeditative music that depicts love,joy, and beauty.

    SSG Jordan Henry, ViolinSSG Sergey Prokofyev, ViolinMSG Holly Watters, ViolaSSG Aaron Ludwig, Cello