St. Boniface Friends of Music is pleased to present the first event of our 2020-2021 Music Series featuring Dr. John Schwandt performing an accompaniment to the 1922 classic silent film, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, which is an unofficial adaptation of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula. Dr. Schwandt will offer an introduction both to the film and the art of accompanying silent movies as he comes to us from the 1926 Palace Theatre in Canton, OH. He presents his accompaniment on a 1926 Kilgen Theatre Organ, allowing us to "virtually" travel back in time to the "Golden Age" of American theaters and the roaring 1920s. Tune in this Sunday at 7:30 pm using this video link. An in-person audience will gather (safely) to watch this streamed show in the Community Center. Reservations are required as seating is limited.  Click here to sign-up.

St. Boniface Church is committed to excellence in music and liturgy!

The St. Boniface Handbell Choir plays five octaves of Schulmerich handbells and three octaves of Malmark chimes.  The Handbell Choir presents special music on occasion for the 10 a.m. service and other events.  New members are welcome!  

This instrument leads us all during worship and draws the community at large into our church through our concerts and recitals. The organ’s tonal design was inspired by both the instruments of Bach’s time and the great cathedral instruments built in 19th century France. The instrument also incorporates sounds useful for anthem accompaniment in the English-American Episcopal tradition, and ethereal effects suitable for the quieter portions of the service. This eclectic approach has served our music program well, leading the congregation in hymns, supporting the choir and providing a thorough palette of color to serve the organ literature.  Read more...