Newly posted videos may be downloaded featuring an organ concert by Canon Robert Bozeman, music director at Christ Church Cathedral in Louisville, and the cathedral's All Saints' Evensong Service with Bishop Terry Allen White officiating.
Evensong
The Feast of All Saints was celebrated with a solemn Evensong at Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral in Louisville on Nov. 1, 2010.
The officiant was the Rt. Rev. Terry Allen White, bishop of Kentucky. The music was under the direction of Canon Robert L. Bozeman. The musicians were the members of The Cathedral Choir with Lisa Lewis, assisting organist.
Concert
Canon Robert L. Bozeman selected Charles-Marie Widor's Symphonie VI in G Minor for an organ concert as part of The Feast of All Saints at Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral in Louisville, Kentucky on November 1, 2010.
The service and concert were videotaped by Carlile Crutcher, a member of St. Mark's Church in Louisville.
Tech notes:
Click the start arrow to play one of the videos. It may wink and take a dozen seconds or so to start. The concert runs for 31 minutes. The Solemn Evensong runs for 51 minutes.
You can adjust the volume by hovering over the blue bars along the bottom. You can enlarge the video to full screen by hovering over and clicking the button that looks like four stones the lower center right area. If you have fast internet service you may be able to slide the white box with the time in it forward and backwards to see different parts of the video that have pre-downloaded to your computer.
If you are unable to see anything, you may need to install the current version of Adobe Flash by clicking here. Viewers with slow internet connections may find that the video stops from time to time. If you go away and leave it paused for several minutes, it will load footage ahead and then be available to play without pauses.
Thanks to the Sponsors, Benefactors, Patrons and Friends of the Cathedral Arts who helped make all this possible.
Your feedback, good and bad, to maryjane@episcopalky.org would be deeply appreciated guiding us in future efforts like this.
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