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Cathedral Concerts at St. Paul’s, formerly known as Cathedral Concerts in the Evening, was established in 2020 by organist and music director Chad Pittman. The concerts bring local, national, and international artists into the beautiful St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran sanctuary. The excellent acoustics, as well as the Schantz organ and Steinway piano, enhance the artists’ offerings and make a culturally rich series possible for the wider community. Schantz Organ Ranks

2024-2025 Concert Series

Our Cathedral Concert Series continues with OPUS 216

Sunday, March 9th, 2025, at 4:00 PM.

Join us on Sunday, March 9, at 4:00 PM to hear works of Beethoven, Caroline Shaw, Handel-Halvorsen, and Massenet along with French and South American jazz, folk music, and love songs played by OPUS 216.

Equally versed in classical and non-classical styles, OPUS 216 has created a niche experience for high-level performances that can cover any genre, from classical to French café jazz, Top 40, hip hop, South American and midcentury American jazz, Irish and American fiddle, original music, and improvisation.

Trained at top-tier conservatories like the world-renowned Cleveland Institute of Music, Manhattan School of Music, Juilliard, and others, OPUS 216 musicians make Cleveland their home for its vibrancy, professional development opportunities, arts and culture. Performers at St. Paul’s include Ariel Karas, violin; Brian Slawta, viola; Trevor Kazarian, cello; Steven Brija, bass; and Patrick Duke Graney, percussion.

You won’t want to miss the fantastic afternoon of music!