Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Here is the worship guide for this service: https://chapel.duke.edu/sites/default/files/03.19.26-Jazz-Vespers-with-John-Brown.pdf .
Over the past eleven years, Jazz Vespers has become a beloved tradition at Duke Chapel. Sing, rest, pray, and celebrate in these worship services, which combine the ancient Christian tradition of evening vespers with the aural idioms of Black sacred music, including jazz, gospel, and the spirituals.
Jazz Vespers is led musically by John V. Brown, Professor of the Practice of Music and Director of the Jazz Program at Duke University, and the John Brown "Little Big Band."
You are invited to make an offering here: https://chapel.duke.edu/offering .
View an online version of the hymnal here: hymnary.org/hymnal/UMH .
Live captions are auto-generated by YouTube.
Permission to podcast / stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE, License # A-725399. All rights reserved.
Here is the worship guide for this service: https://chapel.duke.edu/sites/default/files/03.19.26-Jazz-Vespers-with-John-Brown.pdf .
Over the past eleven years, Jazz Vespers has become a beloved tradition at Duke Chapel. Sing, rest, pray, and celebrate in these worship services, which combine the ancient Christian tradition of evening vespers with the aural idioms of Black sacred music, including jazz, gospel, and the spirituals.
Jazz Vespers is led musically by John V. Brown, Professor of the Practice of Music and Director of the Jazz Program at Duke University, and the John Brown "Little Big Band."
You are invited to make an offering here: https://chapel.duke.edu/offering .
View an online version of the hymnal here: hymnary.org/hymnal/UMH .
Live captions are auto-generated by YouTube.
Permission to podcast / stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE, License # A-725399. All rights reserved.
