In this episode of In One A-Chord: Lexington Sacred Music Festival Podcast, Dr. Everett McCorvey sits down with composer extraordinaire Dr. Johnie Dean — the brilliant mind behind our festival anthem “Rejoice!” 🙌

Learn about the inspiration behind this uplifting work, and don’t forget — the sheet music is available for FREE download so “Rejoice!” can be sung all across our city during the festival! 🎵💜

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In this episode, Dr. Everett McCorvey sits down with Doug Ford to discuss The Gospel of Lexington: 250 Years of Faith, Hope & Strength through Song. This powerful event shines a light on Lexington’s rich gospel tradition, honoring generations of voices that have carried messages of resilience, community, and faith through music.

✨ Tune in to hear how gospel continues to shape and strengthen Lexington’s identity—and why this event is a must-see part of the festival!

In this episode, Dr. Everett McCorvey welcomes pianist Tedrin Blair Lindsay to discuss his upcoming festival event, With A Piano As My Altar: Virtuosic Hymn Arrangements. Beloved across Lexington for his artistry and personality, Tedrin shares insights into his creative approach to reimagining sacred hymns and what audiences can expect from this unforgettable evening of music.

In this episode, Dr. Everett McCorvey is joined by Mattilda Middleton and Alicia Helm McCorvey to discuss their upcoming event, Magnificat: The Song of Mary through the Ages. This moving program explores the words of Mary from the Gospel of Luke, brought to life through settings by composers across the centuries.

Featuring soprano Alicia Helm McCorvey with the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Choir, this concert invites listeners to experience Mary’s timeless song of praise in a powerful new way.

✨ Episode Six of In One A-Chord: Lexington Sacred Music Festival Podcast is here! 🎙️

Dr. Everett McCorvey welcomes Gary Anderson, Director of Music & the Covenant Choir at Second Presbyterian Church. Together, they dive into the heart of “How Can I Keep from Singing?” 🎶—a joyful hymn sing that gathers voices and hearts in community. Join us as we discuss the power of song to uplift, connect, and inspire. 🙌

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In this episode, Dr. Everett McCorvey sits down with Lexington native and gifted organist Grant Holcomb to preview his upcoming concert, Baroque to Contemporary: Sacred Organ Music. This special event will showcase the breathtaking Holtkamp pipe organ at Central Christian Church as Grant takes listeners on a journey through centuries of sacred organ repertoire.

Join us for a conversation that celebrates both the history and the living spirit of sacred music, and get inspired for a powerful evening of organ artistry.

On this episode of In One A-Chord, Dr. Everett McCorvey sits down with Lauren Hill from Temple Adath Israel to share the story behind Songs of Shabbat—a beautiful collaboration between Temple Adath Israel, Ohavay Zion Synagogue, and the Jewish Federation of the Bluegrass.

Together, they explore the power of traditional and contemporary Shabbat melodies to inspire reflection, create connection, and nurture a spirit of peace and community. This episode invites you into the heart of a sacred tradition that resonates far beyond the walls of the sanctuary.

In today's episode of In One A-Chord: Lexington Sacred Music Festival, we welcome special guests Gregory Turay and Steven Price to share about their upcoming event Going Home: Sacred Roots, Living Legacy – 250 Years of Devotion in Lexington. 🌟

Tune in to hear the heart behind this powerful celebration of music, history, and faith in our community.