Music in McLean Concert Series
The Music in McLean Concert Series, hosted by Saint Luke Catholic Church, offers a wide variety of classical music performances,
The wonderful acoustics of the Saint Luke sanctuary, along with the powerful sound of the Saint Luke Pipe Organ, create a highly desirable setting for concerts for ensembles and soloists.
Past guest artists include Amadeus Orchestra, Washington Symphonic Brass, National Men's Chorus, the City Choir of Washington, and the Washington Master Chorale.
Our Midday Music Series called 'Third Wednesday at Noon' is back! This monthly series features 30 minute recitals by some of the area's best known keyboard artists. Recitals are offered October thru May - see below for our current offering!
The Music in McLean Concert Series, hosted by Saint Luke Catholic Church, offers a wide variety of classical music performances,
The wonderful acoustics of the Saint Luke sanctuary, along with the powerful sound of the Saint Luke Pipe Organ, create a highly desirable setting for concerts for ensembles and soloists.
Past guest artists include Amadeus Orchestra, Washington Symphonic Brass, National Men's Chorus, the City Choir of Washington, and the Washington Master Chorale.
Our Midday Music Series called 'Third Wednesday at Noon' is back! This monthly series features 30 minute recitals by some of the area's best known keyboard artists. Recitals are offered October thru May - see below for our current offering!
If you have any questions concerning Music in Mclean, please contact Jennifer Cho at admin@newyorkoperasociety.com!
2023-24 Season Events Listed Below:
Reston Chorale
October 22, 2023
4:00 pm in the Church
April 28, 2024
New Dominion Chorale
4:00 pm in the Church
More information will be available on the 2023/2024 Season in the autumn.
Reston Chorale
October 22, 2023
4:00 pm in the Church
April 28, 2024
New Dominion Chorale
4:00 pm in the Church
More information will be available on the 2023/2024 Season in the autumn.
Third Wednesday Recital
Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Featuring John Miller
Director of Music at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, NJ
Noon, in the Church
Open to all, Free to attend
John Julius Miller serves the Archdiocese of Newark as the Director of Music Ministries for the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Liturgical Music Coordinator for the Office of Divine Worship, Artistic Director of the Cathedral Concert Series and Chapter Director for the Newark Chapter of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. John also holds the position of Adjunct Professor of Organ at Montclair State University, and has been the organist in residence for the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra since 2008.
John holds a Bachelor Degree of Music, cum Laude, in organ performance and sacred music at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, and graduated with distinction from Westminster Choir College with a double Master of Music degree in organ performance and choral conducting. He also holds the Fellowship Certificate from the American Guild of Organists. As a frequent recitalist and clinician, John has maintained a busy schedule of concerts and workshops and is a frequent speaker in the field of liturgical music. His European performances have taken him to Rome, Venice, Leipzig, Prague, Salzburg, and Vienna.
Featuring John Miller
Director of Music at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, NJ
Noon, in the Church
Open to all, Free to attend
John Julius Miller serves the Archdiocese of Newark as the Director of Music Ministries for the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Liturgical Music Coordinator for the Office of Divine Worship, Artistic Director of the Cathedral Concert Series and Chapter Director for the Newark Chapter of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. John also holds the position of Adjunct Professor of Organ at Montclair State University, and has been the organist in residence for the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra since 2008.
John holds a Bachelor Degree of Music, cum Laude, in organ performance and sacred music at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, and graduated with distinction from Westminster Choir College with a double Master of Music degree in organ performance and choral conducting. He also holds the Fellowship Certificate from the American Guild of Organists. As a frequent recitalist and clinician, John has maintained a busy schedule of concerts and workshops and is a frequent speaker in the field of liturgical music. His European performances have taken him to Rome, Venice, Leipzig, Prague, Salzburg, and Vienna.