Glendale Concert Marks Organist’s Decades of Service

By QNS Editorial Posted on May 29, 2014

Choristers celebrated the 40-year career of Steven Frank, St. Pancras Church’s music director, with a special concert recently held at the Glendale house of worship. Frank (pictured in back row, at far left)-dean of the American Guild of Organists’ Queens chapter-is in his 20th year at St. Pancras and spent the first half of his career with other churches across the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens. The concert brought together both the current St. Pancras Choir which Frank directs and those whom he formerly led in song at other churches.

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