The Saint George’s Choir and Choristers sing Choral Evensong.

Choral Evensong is sung by the Saint George’s Choir and Choristers including music by T. Tertius Noble and Josef Rheinberger.  The Prelude begins at 3:45 pm featuring Bach’s Partita on Sei Gegrüsset.  We encourage you to bring items for the Lenten Giving Drive to be brought forward during the service.

Our monthly Evensong features jazz-inspired music followed by our annual Parish Pancake Supper. We welcome guest saxophonist John Kocur, Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at George Mason University. Music includes Michael Hassell’s “Jesus Love Me.” The prelude begins at 3:45 pm and features music for saxophone and organ Dennis Bedard. Following Evensong, join us in the Parish Hall for a delicious meal of pancakes, egg & cheese casserole, sausages, bacon, and fruit salad.

Our monthly Choral Evensong is sung by the Choristers & Saint George’s Choir followed by the Chili-Cookoff.  Bring your favorite chili in a crock pot for others to sample, or just bring yourself.

The Saint George’s choirs sing a service of Lessons and Carols for Christmas in the style of King’s College. Not to be missed. Doors open at 3:30 pm with a prelude by Saint George’s Artists in Residence, the 9th Street Quartet. Admission is free and open to the public. A festive reception follows.

The Saint George’s Choirs sing a service of Choral Evensong for Advent featuring the extended anthem “The Wilderness” by Samuel Sebastian Wesley. The prelude begins at 3:45 pm with works by C.M. Widor and Brenda Portman’s “Aspects of Light” commissioned for the Saint George’s organ. A reception follows in the Parish Hall.

Join us for our annual Halloween Kids Concert! Features fun music for the season on our Martin Pasi pipe organ, along with Pumpkin Carols and pumpkin carving. Be sure to wear your costumes!

Monthly Choral Evensong returns the first Sunday of each month, October through June at 4:00 pm, sung by the Saint George's Choir and Choristers.  The organ prelude begins at 3:45 pm.

Music includes local composer Deidre Robinson’s Steal Away, as well as music by T. Tertius Noble, John Barnard, and J.S. Bach.  

A reception follows in the Parish Hall.

We celebrate the start of Pride Month with Choral Evensong, a service that celebrates the all-embracing love of God. The organ prelude begins at 3:45 pm. Choral music includes works by John Ireland, Caleb Burhans, and Stephen Paulus. A festive reception follows.

The Saint George’s Choir and Choristers sing Choral Evensong. Music includes Herbert Howell’s Evening Service (Collegium Regale), and Herbert Sumsion’s incredible anthem, They that go down to the sea. The Prelude begins at 3:45 pm. A reception follows in the Parish Hall.

Our monthly Choral Evensong is sung by the Choristers & Saint George’s Choir. Featuring Caleb Burhan’s Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, along with Kurt Bestor’s Prayer for the Children, offered for the children of the world affected by war and violence.

World renown organist and Visiting Professor of Organ at Oberlin, Christa Rakich, performs a recital on Pasi Opus 28. This recital is co-sponsored by the Northern Virginia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. A free-will offering is received.

Join us for our annual Halloween Kids Concert! Features fun music for the season on our Martin Pasi pipe organ, along with Pumpkin Carols and pumpkin carving. Be sure to wear your costumes!

Monthly Choral Evensong returns the first Sunday of each month, October through June at 4:00 pm, sung by the Saint George's Choir and Choristers.  The organ prelude begins at 3:45 pm.

Music by Herbert Howells, Maxine Thevenot, and Joseph Rheinberger. 

 A reception follows in the Parish Hall.

We celebrate the start of Pride Month with Choral Evensong for Trinity Sunday, a service that celebrates the all-embracing love of God. The organ prelude begins at 3:50 pm and is played by Saint George's Assistant Organist, Alfred Yoon who offers music by by Bach, Messiaen, and Gigout. Choral music includes works by Mendelssohn and Stopford. A reception follows in the Parish Hall.

We celebrate our music ministries with this month’s Choral Evensong sung by Saint George’s Choir and Choristers. A special organ prelude begins at 3:45 pm played by high school senior, Bradley McMullin, who will offer Mendelssohn’s challenging and beautiful Organ Sonata No. 1. Evensong includes Charles Stanford’s Evening Canticles in G and David Hurd’s “It is a good thing to give thanks.” A reception follows in the parish hall. Join us for this ancient and transcendent liturgy at the close of the day.

Our monthly Choral Evensong is sung by Saint George’s Choir and Choristers. In this service, we are invited to reflect, pray for the world and for ourselves, and to commend all into God’s hands as words of Holy Scripture are said and sung. Features music by Magaret Burk, Gary Davison, and Orlando Gibbons. A light reception follows. A light reception follows.

Our monthly Choral Evensong is sung by Saint George’s Choir and Choristers. In this service, we are invited to reflect, pray for the world and for ourselves, and to commend all into God’s hands as words of Holy Scripture are said and sung. Features music by Maxine Thevenot, Noble, and Moses Hogan. A light reception follows.

Our monthly Choral Evensong is sung by Saint George’s Choir and Choristers. In this service, we are invited to reflect, pray for the world and for ourselves, and commend all into God’s hands as words of Holy Scripture are said and sung. Features music by New Mexican composer Maxine Thevenot, George Dyson’s Canticles in D (often referred to as the Star Wars canticles), and Balfour Gardiner’s epic Evening Hymn.

We celebrate the season of Advent with our annual Procession of Advent Lessons and Carols featuring the Saint George’s Choirs. Time-honored lessons and music of the season unite as we prepare for the birth of Jesus.

Our monthly Choral Evensong is sung by Saint George’s Choir and Choristers. In this service, we are invited to reflect, pray for the world and for ourselves, and to commend all into God’s hands as words of Holy Scripture are said and sung. Features Samuel Sebastian Wesley’s large-scale anthem, “The Wilderness.” A light reception follows.