Our mission is to develop a family of worshipers willing to do the work of God, in diverse ways, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

The Cathedral Choir

Music at the Cathedral serves a two-fold purpose: the glorification of God through liturgical music offered in public worship, and the enrichment of those who attend services and musical programs. The role of the Cathedral Choir is to rehearse and perform such music to the highest standard.



The Cathedral Organs

The LADY CHAPEL ORGAN was built by in 1872 by the Derrick and Felgemaker Organ Company of Erie, Pennsylvania. The organ was primarily used to accompany plainsong chant. It was restored and given to the cathedral in 1998.

The first organ was a three-manual, hand-pumped pipe organ built in 1868 by the E. and G. G. Hook Company. A new instrument was built and installed in the gallery by the Tellers Organ Company of Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1967. The classically voiced organ consisted of 26 ranks of pipes distributed over two-manuals and pedal. Most of the pipes are housed in a large case specially designed to prevent obstruction of the “Christ the King” rondel window directly above the organ, and the two 18 foot tall diamond light windows that flank the organ case. A second organ case situated on the gallery rail contains the remaining pipes of the instrument.

The Pepper-Graves Memorial Cathedral Organ. The original two-manual Tellers console occupied an off-center position at the end of the Great Division located on the gallery rail and in close proximity to the Swell Division, not an ideal acoustical placement for the organist or the Choir. In May of 1999, the Schilcker Organ Company of Buffalo, New York was chosen by the Organ Committee to undertake a substantial renovation of the instrument.

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Cathedral Church of All Saints
818 East Juneau Avenue
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
Phone: 414-271-7719

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