Choral Evensong Worship Service: All Saints' Eucharist
![A choir in white robes and a conductor gathered around a wooden baptismal font inside a chapel, alongside the text "Choral Evensong Worship Service" and the Duke University Chapel logo on a navy blue background.](/images/2026/20261101/86d57967634b1c0eef319c90a0efceb0-CR-EvensongCalendar2026_20260814012941PM.jpg "A choir in white robes and a conductor gathered around a wooden baptismal font inside a chapel, alongside the text "Choral Evensong Worship Service" and the Duke University Chapel logo on a navy blue background.")
For centuries, the church has marked the transition from daytime to evening with psalms, prayer, and song. Duke Chapel's Choral Evensong follows this historic pattern, using the liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer and featuring choral and organ music from the English cathedral tradition, led by the Chapel's Evensong Singers.
At this service, the Evensong Singers perform James Whitbourn's deeply moving Requiem Canticorum. Scored for chorus, organ, and soprano saxophone, the work is tender and immediate in expression-a compelling meditation on remembrance, consolation, and hope.
Parking is available on a first-come-first-served basis in the Bryan Center garage at 125 Science Drive. ADA parking is available in the Bryan Center Surface Lot at the same address.
The service is livestreamed on the Duke Chapel YouTube channel and broadcast live on channel 12 of the Duke Hospital TV system.
