Cameron Cody, piano: Music at All Saints' January 29

Internationally recognized concert pianist Cameron Cody brings Broadway, classical, and gospel music together in a thoughtfully curated evening of music. 

The program features beloved Broadway favorites, expressive classical selections, and timeless gospel standards, presented with elegance, warmth, and artistry. Known for his engaging presence and musical storytelling, Cameron creates performances that resonate across genres, with a special guest appearance by All Saints' organist Justin Maxey.

Cameron “Cam” Cody is an internationally recognized concert artist, conductor, and organist based in Houston, Texas. A prodigy who began piano studies at age three, he currently serves as Director of Music and Principal Organist at Chapelwood United Methodist Church, home to a nationally recognized music ministry. Cameron maintains a large global online following, sharing performances that celebrate sacred music and the enduring hymn tradition. Uniquely endorsed by both Shigeru Kawai Pianos and the Allen Organ Company, Cameron is the only known artist to hold endorsements from both a major piano and organ manufacturer. An active touring artist, he has appeared in concert halls across the United States and abroad, including multiple performances at Carnegie Hall. His work spans Gospel, Broadway, and classical repertoire, with collaborations ranging from gospel artists to Grammy-winning composers and international orchestras. At the heart of his work is the Chapelwood Choir, an internationally followed ensemble known for its expressive performances under Cameron’s leadership. He is also the creator of Carols and Keyboards, a signature multi-piano concert event, and founder of the Cameron Cody Chorale, expanding Chapelwood’s musical outreach locally and globally.