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Compline

Compline

Set in the tranquility of St. Paul’s Chapel, 30 minutes of chant-based improvised music by Trinity Choir.
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MusicMarch 19, 2021

Comfort at One: Katie Hyun

Today’s light-inspired performance is brought to you by NOVUS NY’s brilliant concertmaster and Trinity Baroque Orchestra violinist Katie Hyun, an esteemed expert in both modern and baroque violins.
MusicMarch 18, 2021

Comfort at One: Julian Wachner

On Thursdays throughout Lent, Comfort at One will feature our Director of Music Julian Wachner performing a variety of improvisations.
MusicMarch 17, 2021

Comfort at One: Trinity Youth Chorus

We hope the sweet talented voices of the Trinity Youth Chorus bring you hope and light from the song “Love is Love is Love” from their stunning virtual concert.
MusicMarch 16, 2021

Comfort at One: Lamentatio 4

For the Tuesdays throughout Lent, we are presenting our Lenten “Lamentatio” series from 2014. In this rebroadcast of Lamentatio 4, we explore darkness and light through the music of Philip Glass (Symphony No. 3), Shostakovich (Symphony No. 14), and Peter Togni (Tenebrae Litanies).

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