In an era of rapid change, singing together remains a powerful act of connection. With the collaborating support of Chorverband Berlin and the Georg-Friedrich-Händel-Gymnasium Berlin, let us invite you to a festival which aims to celebrate community, creativity, and the evolving landscape of vocal expression: the 4th Sing Berlin! Choir Festival & Competition May 27-31, […]
Orff’s Carmina Burana & Dvorak’s Te Deum presented by Westchester Choral Society & Hudson Chorale
Westchester Choral Society and Hudson Chorale join voices for two performances featuring over 100 vocalists and a 34-member orchestra. Friday, May 29 at 7 pm and Sunday May 31 at 3 pm In Carmina Burana, Carl Orff transforms medieval poetry into an exuberantjourney through the vicissitudes of fortune, the beauties of spring, thrills of love, andscenes of […]
20th Budapest International Choir Festival & Competition
It all began in the capital of Hungary almost 40 years ago… And next spring, meeting music is coming to Budapest back again, joining InterQultur Hungária Kft., for the 20th anniversary celebration of Budapest International Choir Competition & Festival March 21-25, 2027 – Budapest | Hungary What we are preparing with: A wide range of […]
The 74th Annual European Music Festival For Young People
The European Music Festival for Young People (EMJ) is a musical event that brings together nearly 4,000 musicians, children, and young people under the age of 28, from various countries around the globe. This festival is annually held in Neerpelt, Belgium, during the first weekend of May. It alternates between an instrumental festival and a […]
4/18, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Boston Children’s Chorus
Boston Children’s Chorus honors the remarkable legacy of Melnea Cass, the “First Lady of Roxbury,” presented by the Gardner Museum. A tireless advocate for justice, Cass championed women’s suffrage, Black employment, early childhood education, care for the elderly, and civil rights leadership as president of Boston’s NAACP. Her lifelong commitment to equity shaped generations in […]
3/15, Pearls of Sorrow
Pearls of Sorrow brings together 17th-century European Baroque music and African American spirituals-traditions born in the same era and shaped by struggle, faith, and hope. Countertenor Reginald Mobley lends his powerful, soulful voice to spirituals including Were You There? and Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen, alongside sacred works by J.S. Bach, J.C.F. Bach, Schutz, […]