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Two Cathedrals

Music of the English and French cathedral traditions
​April 24 & 26, 2020
Known for centuries as "The King of Musical Instruments", the pipe organ has been responsible for some of the most sublime, introspective, and thrilling music ever created. Join The Master Chorale of Tampa Bay, Sykes Chapel Organist Ryan Hebert, and conductor Brett Karlin for an afternoon of music that explores the grand cathedral traditions of England and France. Featuring Fauré’s subtle and poignant Requiem Mass, along with exhilarating music for the coronation of British monarchs, this concert is a "pipe dream" not to be missed. 

​Performances:

Friday, April 24, 2020 at 8:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church, 701 Beach Drive NE, St. Pete
​$25 Adults, $15 Students
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Sunday, April 26, 2020 at 2:00 pm
Sykes Chapel, University of Tampa 
​401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa
Free Admission
Limited Seating

Know Before You Go

  • Our performances are best enjoyed without interruption, as such please remember to silence your mobile devices prior to the performance. Also note our policy regarding very young children below.​
  • Children age 5 and younger are discouraged from attending as they find it difficult to sit quietly and can unexpectedly share their excitement and big feelings at inappropriate times. We thank you for understanding.​​

St. Petersburg Performance

  • This concert will be recorded.
  • Tickets will be available for purchase in advance online until 10am on April 24. After that point tickets will only be available for purchase at the door.
  • The Box Office will be open at the venue by 7:00 pm, 1 hour prior to the performance.
  • Doors will open at approximately 7:30 pm, 30 minutes prior to the performance.
  • There is little to no seating available while you wait for the doors to open.
  • Tickets will be available at the door.
  • Complementary Valet Parking will be available.
  • Arrive early to find street parking if you do not intend to use the valet service.​​

Tampa Performance

  • Seating is limited and early arrival is encouraged
  • This performance is graciously offered free of charge through the University of Tampa Sykes Chapel Damron Concert Artist Series, honoring the commitment of The University of Tampa to the performing arts for the benefit of the campus community and the Tampa Bay area. Sponsored in loving memory of visionary, philanthropist and educational leader Dr. O. Rex Damron by Dr. Geneva M. Damron. ut.edu/sykeschapel 
  • Doors will open at approximately 1:30 pm, 30 minutes prior to the performance.​
  • Parking is free.  Reference the University of Tampa's campus map for parking lot and parking garage locations. Sykes Chapel is #78 on the campus map. The closest parking garage is the Thomas Parking Garage.