A private organ recital for 6 with Grace Cathedral's Christopher Keady, Assistant Director of Music.

Prepare to be swept away as your group of 6 regales in the beauty and majesty of a Christopher Keady's organ recital.

Christopher performs using Grace Cathedral's 7,466-pipe Aeolian-Skinner instrument, the Charles B. Alexander Memorial Organ (1934). It is one of the first and finest American classic style organs, and is among the largest church organs in the West. Experiencing music in our gothic cathedral with its unique acoustics, soaring nave and jewel-like stained glass windows is a feast for the ears, eyes and soul.

Special Notes:

• Must be scheduled two months in advance
• Mutually agreeable dates
• Date to be confirmed pending local and state health guidelines

About Christopher:

Christopher Keady is the Assistant Director of Music at Grace Cathedral, serving as principal accompanist for the Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys. He was raised in Eugene, Oregon and earned a bachelor's degree from Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, where he studied organ with Dr. Lee Garrett. He subsequently served as Assistant Organist at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland; during that time he accompanied the cathedral choir in a UK residency at Bristol Cathedral and was course organist for the first Pacific Northwest RSCM Training Course. Keady received his Master's Degree in Organ Performance at the Institute of Sacred Music at Yale University, having studied with Martin Jean and served as Sacred Music Intern at the Brick Presbyterian Church in New York City. He and his husband Dan live in Oakland.