Watch & Listen

The music staff of the Cathedral brings extraordinary live music to your home every Tuesday at 6 pm. This Tuesday, Associate Director of Music Raymond Nagem performs Johann Sebastian Bach, Pablo Bruna, António Correa Braga, Adolphus Hailstork, Jean Langlais, and Henri Mulet.

The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel IIl, Dean, invites the Cathedral community to gather for a virtual discussion about the Cathedral’s most urgent priorities going into the fall. He will also be joined by Marie Del Tejo, Executive Director of Advancing the Community of Tomorrow (ACT), whose team is keeping children active and engaged despite the challenges presented by COVID-19.

The music staff of the Cathedral brings extraordinary live music to your home every Tuesday at 6 pm. This week, Associate Director of Music Raymond Nagem performs Naji Hakim, Andrea Gabrieli, Domenico Scarlatti, Andrea Lucchesi, Marco Enrico Bossi, and Johann Sebastian Bach.

The music staff of the Cathedral brings extraordinary live music to your home every Tuesday at 6 pm. This Tuesday, Artist in Residence David Briggs performs Pierre Cochereau, Jean Langlais, Maurice Ravel, Jehan Alain, and an improvisation of his own.

The music staff of the Cathedral brings extraordinary live music to your home every Tuesday at 6 pm. This week, Associate Director of Music Raymond Nagem performs Johann Ludwig Krebs, Bálint Karosi, and Léon Boëllmann.

The music staff of the Cathedral brings extraordinary live music to your home every Tuesday at 6 pm. This Tuesday, Associate Director of Music Raymond Nagem performs How Many Profound Ideas: Organ Music by Women in honor of the anniversary passage of the 19th Amendment. Dr. Nagem writes: "'How Many Profound Ideas" is a quotation from a letter by Robert Schumann writing about Clara Schumann. The complete sentence is, 'I am often disturbed to think how many profound ideas are lost because she cannot work them out.' It's a double-edged line today which honors the music represented but also laments how much great music was never composed due to sexism."