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Lehigh University Choral Arts presents its annual Christmas gift to the community. Sarah Frook Gallo, Director; Liz Olson, Associate Director. Free; No tickets required. Early arrival suggested. Parking in the Zoellner garage
Lehigh University Choral Arts presents its annual Christmas gift to the community. Sarah Frook Gallo, Director; Liz Olson, Associate Director. Free; No tickets required. Early arrival suggested. Parking in the Zoellner garage
University Choir presents Love and Laughter, and UGA Choral Project and Contemporary Chamber Ensemble present Awakening
UGA Choral Project and Contemporary Chamber Ensemble present Awakening
Rutter’s Gloria - UGA Combined Choirs and Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sarah Frook Gallo
Rutter’s Gloria - UGA Combined Choirs and Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sarah Frook Gallo
UGA Choral Project presents Vida, a concert celebrating life and living with music from composers like Stephen Paulus and Ysaÿe Barnwell. Paulus wrote over 400 works for chorus and was a recipient of both NEA and Guggenheim Fellowships. Barnwell was a member of the African American a cappella ensemble “Sweet Honey in the Rock” from 1979 to 2013 for which she arranged a considerable amount of music.
Graduate Conductor Erika Tazawa conducts the UGA University Chorus and orchestra singing Michael Haydn’s Requiem.
UGA Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs perform songs of light and love, conducted by Sarah Frook Gallo.
Free and open to the public
Live-stream: https://www.music.uga.edu/performing-arts-center-live-streaming
The UGA Choral Project presents a concert featuring Vaughan Williams’ Serenade to Music with piano and solo violin. Made up of 18 singers, the UGA Choral Project seeks to emulate the project-based professional choir experience for UGA’s singers. The week-long rehearsal cycle culminates in a performance on Friday, January 13, 2023. Pianist, Jieun Lee and violinist, Cristóbal Provoste Saavedre.
Ramsey Hall, 5:30 pm, free and open to the public
Livestream link: https://www.music.uga.edu/performing-arts-center-live-streaming
UGA Glee Clubs and University Chorus in concert
Free and open to the Public
UGA Performing Arts Center, Hodgson Hall
Live-streaming here: https://musi.franklin.uga.edu/performing-arts-center-live-streaming
UGA Women’s and Men’s Glee Clubs and Hodgson Singers in concert
UGA Performing Arts Center, Hodgson Hall
Tickets available here: https://musi.franklin.uga.edu/ticketed-events
Live-streamed here: https://musi.franklin.uga.edu/performing-arts-center-live-streaming
Songs for a Summer Evening
UGA’s professional-style choir presents a concert of music by Daunais, Hagenberg, Coleridge-Taylor, Stenhammar, Kodaly, and Elgar.
UGA Performing Arts Center, Ramsey Hall
Free and open to the public
Live-streamed at https://musi.franklin.uga.edu/performing-arts-center-live-streaming#overlay-context=performing-arts-center-live-streaming
Hor che la vaga aurora - Vittoria Aleotti
Pulchra es - Jaako Mäntyjärvi
Wander-Thirst - Florence Price
Tu sangre en la mia - Shawn Kirchner
Whatever is Foreseen in Joy - Andrew Maxfield
Featuring the William & Mary Women’s Chorus, Choir, and Botetourt Chamber Singers
The William & Mary Women’s Chorus will go on Spring Tour 2019 to northern Virginia, Philadelphia, and New York. Be on the lookout for venue and concert information!
The Chorale revisits Joby Talbot’s Path of Miracles, a mesmerizing and compelling musical journey along the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James), northern Spain’s enduring route of Catholic pilgrimage. Last performed by the Chorale in 2014, Path is semi-staged and sung a cappella, and hailed around the world as a “thrilling piece of theatre” and “spine-tingling choral tour-de-force”.
The Chorale revisits Joby Talbot’s Path of Miracles, a mesmerizing and compelling musical journey along the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James), northern Spain’s enduring route of Catholic pilgrimage. Last performed by the Chorale in 2014, Path is semi-staged and sung a cappella, and hailed around the world as a “thrilling piece of theatre” and “spine-tingling choral tour-de-force”.
The Piedmont Singers of Central Virginia are proud to present a program of 20th and 21st century a cappella music on the theme of love and madness. Featuring music by Jocelyn Hagen, Joan Szymko, Ola Gjeilo, Nils Lindberg, Ian Richardson, and many others, the program explored the many emotions brought on by love. Free and open to the public (suggested donation $15), no ticket necessary.
This delightful concert features ten of the most beautiful carols of the Spanish speaking world, with harp, guitar, and marimba. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon and holiday favorites.
This delightful concert features ten of the most beautiful carols of the Spanish speaking world, with harp, guitar, and marimba. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon and holiday favorites.
This delightful concert features ten of the most beautiful carols of the Spanish speaking world, with harp, guitar, and marimba. Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon and holiday favorites.
