LEWISTON — The summer concert series at the Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul is returning. Starting on July 8, the free organ concerts will be held at 12:15 p.m. each Wednesday. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, each concert will have a limit of 50 attendees and those attending must register ahead of time at […]
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Basilica reopens for limited, indoor Mass on Monday
Many local churches are opting to keep closed weeks or months more. Those that do reopen must limit services to 50 people, including the officiants and attendants.
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Calderwood Consort to give pair of concerts in Lewiston
The Calderwood Consort, one of Maine’s longest performing early music groups, will perform two concerts presenting sacred and profane love songs from the twelfth through the seventeenth centuries. The first performance – a short, half-hour program of dances and love songs by Machaut, Lindini, Dufay, Byrd and others, will begin at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, […]
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PHOTO: Blessing of the Animals
Annual Blessing of the Animals in Lewiston.
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Final concert for the season at the Basilica set for Sept. 13
Organist Dr. Thomas Fielding will help the church celebrate the recently rebuilt organ console.
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Basilica to host concert to showcase refurbished organ console
The work on the 81-year-old instrument cost $85,000, which was raised in three months.
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Organist Matt Emkey to perform last of this year’s noonday concerts at the Basilica
His program will include works by Bach, Franck and Vierne.
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Basilica to present noontime concert
Organist Randall Mullen and percussionist Mark Fredericks will present a program at the Lewiston church on Wednesday.
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Prince of Peace Parish to hold noontime concert
Harold Stover will be the performer at the show at the Basilica on Wednesday, July 17.
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Basilica to host evening organ concert
The concert, to be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 19, is free and open to the public