David Hatt, the assistant organist at St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco and a member of the congregation of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Healdsburg, opens St. Paul's 2026-27 "Mostly Third Sundays" pipe-organ concert series on Sunday, Sept. 20. Admission to the 5 p.m. concert is free, and the public is cordially invited to attend. Hatt is scheduled to play selections by Josef Rheinberger (1839-1901) including his Organ Sonata No. 13 and selections from Meditations, Op. 167, and other compositions. The church is located at the corner of East and Matheson Streets, one block east of Healdsburg's downtown Plaza. Nearby parking is free.
Those who cannot attend the live performance may view it online at www.stpauls-healdsburg.org/sunday_organ_series.
Now in its sixth season, St. Paul's "Mostly Third Sundays" concert series will include the following performers and dates:
On Oct. 18 at 5 p.m., Sonoma resident Harold Julander will play selections specifically chosen with a lighthearted Halloween theme. On Sunday, Nov. 15, St. Paul's Director of Music Paul Blanchard will be joined by the St. Paul's Choir and Wind Ensemble for a Hymn Festival. On the first Sunday in December, join Blanchard and the St. Paul's Choir for a traditional Lessons and Carols event made famous by King's College of Cambridge to kick off a spiritual holiday season. Concert dates for 2027 will be announced shortly.