Seven captivating performances,
from talented trios to exceptional ensembles,
right here in our spiritual home.

Admission is always free and open to the public; a freewill offering will be collected at each performance to support the artists and the Series. Suggested donation is $10.00.

With tremendous gratitude to our 2024–25 Series Sponsors:

and all those who have contributed to the Series!

We’re ringing in the new season with this beloved handbell ensemble (whose members include Saint Noel Bell Choir director Greg Eastridge). Their diverse and captivating repertoire has delighted audiences in the region for nearly thirty years.

Trumpeter Neil Mueller joins the BCO in their Saint Noel debut for a performance of Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture, Biedenbender’s River of Time, and Beethoven’s Symphony no. 5.

Wit’s Folly aims to bring not only the authentic sound of chamber music but also the authentic experience— conversation, engagement, and good times had by all! Salón Español features music of the academias, salons in 19th-century Spain where all were welcome and ideas were celebrated.

“Flute” is not just an instrument, but a wide-ranging family, spanning ranges, sizes, tones, and cultures. Erie Waters is a flute choir, combining instruments from piccolos to bass flutes, and Native American flutes, in a unique and captivating experience.

Join our Parish Choir, Bell Choir, and instrumentalists on the Third Sunday of Advent for our annual holiday concert, featuring Holst’s marvelous fantasy on traditional carols, Christmas Day. And, as always, you’ll be the choir too, as we sing beloved carols and hymns together!

A trio of great artists—pianist Elizabeth DeMio, cellist Nate Matthews, and violinist Andrew Sords— presents a trio of great pieces—Mozart’s Piano Trio no. 5, Rachmaninoff’s Trio élégiaque, and Paul Schoenfield’s Café Music.

Soloists Sarah Anderson and Daniel Singer, pianists Elizabeth DeMio and Lee Thompson, and a choir of Cleveland artists (inlcuding current Music Director Tony Ward and previous Music Director Marc Weagraff) present this Brahms masterpiece, under the direction of esteemed conductor Robert Bode.

SUPPORT THE SERIES

The Concert Series is made possible by the generosity of our parish community. Your support, whether as a freewill offering at each concert or as a patron or sponsor, helps us present the high caliber of artists you see here, promote the Series to the community, and provide concert programs and amenities. Thank you for helping us bring the beauty of music to our parish!

Support the Series online here! For more information, contact Tony Ward.