The St. Giles Concert Series exists from a conviction that we are called to be stewards of beauty through music and the arts. We are passionate about creating space that allows for the gift of the arts to be fully displayed in a way that draws our hearts and minds towards the beauty of God. In experiencing beauty together, our hope is that we will see our communities come together in a way that enables growth and transformation.
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Organ Recital – Daniel Stipe – August 14th
On Sunday August 14th at 4:30 in the afternoon Daniel Stipe will present a recital on the newly rebuilt St. Giles organ. Some of you may remember him as the last visiting recitalist to play for the dedication of the organ. His program will include works by Henri Mulet, Herbert Howells, Mary Beth Bennett, Percy Whitlock, J. S. Bach, Herbert Brewer, and Joseph Jongen. It will be a spectacular program so mark your calendars to come.
Daniel Stipe earned a BM in organ and piano performance from the University of North Texas and a MM in organ performance from Westminster Choir College. He is a prizewinner in multiple national organ playing competitions. In 2017 he was a recitalist at the convention of the American Guild of Organists in Richmond, and this year a recitalist at the Association of Anglican Musicians convention. He maintains an active concert schedule, with recent performances in Richmond, Roanoke, Dallas, Tulsa, and Princeton. He was chosen to be one of the staff accompanists for the 2020 Menuhin International violin competition. He plays regularly with the Richmond Symphony.
Daniel served for five years as Director of Music at Trinity Lutheran Church from 2013-2017 and now serves as principal organist at All Saints Episcopal Church both in Richmond. He also manages the Concerts at Trinity series at Trinity Lutheran Church. He lives with his wife, Julie, in Richmond.
On Sunday August 14th at 4:30 in the afternoon Daniel Stipe will present a recital on the newly rebuilt St. Giles organ. Some of you may remember him as the last visiting recitalist to play for the dedication of the organ. His program will include works by Henri Mulet, Herbert Howells, Mary Beth Bennett, Percy Whitlock, J. S. Bach, Herbert Brewer, and Joseph Jongen. It will be a spectacular program so mark your calendars to come.
Daniel Stipe earned a BM in organ and piano performance from the University of North Texas and a MM in organ performance from Westminster Choir College. He is a prizewinner in multiple national organ playing competitions. In 2017 he was a recitalist at the convention of the American Guild of Organists in Richmond, and this year a recitalist at the Association of Anglican Musicians convention. He maintains an active concert schedule, with recent performances in Richmond, Roanoke, Dallas, Tulsa, and Princeton. He was chosen to be one of the staff accompanists for the 2020 Menuhin International violin competition. He plays regularly with the Richmond Symphony.
Daniel served for five years as Director of Music at Trinity Lutheran Church from 2013-2017 and now serves as principal organist at All Saints Episcopal Church both in Richmond. He also manages the Concerts at Trinity series at Trinity Lutheran Church. He lives with his wife, Julie, in Richmond.
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