Trinity Cathedral announces 2025-26 concert series lineup
Urban Nocturnes, Trinity Cathedral’s chamber music ensemble in residence, will open the new concert series with the Urban Nocturnes Fall Concert on Friday, Oct. 17.
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Trinity Cathedral in downtown Phoenix announced its 2025-26 Concert Series.
Under the direction of Erik W. Goldstrom, the series take place at Trinity Cathedral, 100 W. Roosevelt St.
The series begins with resident chamber ensemble Urban Nocturnes, followed by A-Squared in a piano concert paying homage to composer Maurice Ravel, and the 16th annual Festival for Nine Lessons and Carols for Christmastide.
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Trinity Cathedral announces 2025-26 concert series lineup
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Urban Nocturnes, Trinity Cathedral’s chamber music ensemble in residence, will open the new concert series with the Urban Nocturnes Fall Concert on Friday, Oct. 17.
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Trinity Cathedral in downtown Phoenix announced its 2025-26 Concert Series.
Under the direction of Erik W. Goldstrom, the series take place at Trinity Cathedral, 100 W. Roosevelt St.
The series begins with resident chamber ensemble Urban Nocturnes, followed by A-Squared in a piano concert paying homage to composer Maurice Ravel, and the 16th annual Festival for Nine Lessons and Carols for Christmastide.
Kimberly Marshall returns as organist and this season’s Global music concert will introduce audiences to Southwest Asia and North Africa ensemble Layali Al-Sham.
The season concludes in April with the launch of a new series called ComposerFest, a two-day concert experience dedicated to the work of a single composer. For the inaugural season, Music at Trinity has chosen Franz Josef Haydn, of the Classic Period.
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