Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a “Beyond the Music” segment about “Lift Every Voice And Soing,” Recapping The Rainbow Fish musical, Go and Do! including the final winter edition of The Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, a fascinating article about the connection from St. John’s to The BHTNH, as well as other news from around our communities and state.
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a beautiful performance of a Chopin prelude from Sunday, Go and Do! including the Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, and news from around our communities and state.
Featuring Anne’s sermon from Sunday, a “fresh from the vault” performance of the famous spiritual “Deep River” from the Parish Choir, Go and Do! including the Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, and more!
Featuring Rob’s sermon from Sunday, an anthem from the Parish Choir, Go and Do! including Outside The Box, a recap of the Annual Meeting, plus a reflection on Bishop Budde’s inauguration day sermon from the Rev. Aaron Jenkyn.
During these summer months, we hope you'll enjoy some music content we are particularly proud of, including some selections never previously released. Today’s feature, "Gentle Words," Polly M. Rupe, Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, ca. 1867, arr. Kevin Siegfried. To learn more about Kevin’s Shaker Harmony collection please click here.
During these summer months, we hope you'll enjoy some music content we are particularly proud of, including some selections never previously released. Today’s feature, "Come to Zion," Paulina Bates, Lebanon, NY, 1864, arr. Kevin Siegfried. To learn more about Kevin’s Shaker Harmony collection please click here.
During the month of July, we hope you'll enjoy some music content we are particularly proud of, including some selections never previously released. Today’s feature, "I Will Walk With My Children," Traditional Shaker, Enfield, NH, arr. Kevin Siegfried. To learn more about Kevin’s Shaker Harmony collection please click here.
On Sunday, April 7 at 3:00pm, St. John’s Concerts On The Hill Series will play proud host to the world-renowned choir, The American Spiritual Ensemble for an historic Portsmouth premiere concert. The American Spiritual Ensemble (ASE), whose mission is to preserve and continue the tradition of storytelling through the performance and preservation of the American Negro Spiritual, was founded in 1995 by Dr. Everett McCorvey who remains Artistic Director and Conductor of the choir.
