Blake Applegate, conductor of Cantores in Ecclesia and a director of the Byrd Festival, leads a program of Renaissance music in honor of the Mother of God, including Heinrich Isaac's "Virgo Prudentissima" and the "Missa de Beata Virgine" by Josquin des Prez.

Let Kirkland Choral Society provide you with the perfect Valentine’s gift! Carl Orff’s deliciously indulgent setting of medieval poetry on the pleasures of food, drink, and love, featuring a stellar cast of soloists. As an added bonus for our 30th anniversary season, KCS has commissioned one of our areas finest composers to write a new choral work for the occasion. Top it off with complimentary wine and chocolate for an afternoon (or evening) of absolute bliss.

Dark Night of the Soul, Poem by St. John of the Cross (1542-1591,) Music by Ola Gjeilo for SSAATTBB Chorus, Piano and String Quartet is the featured piece of our winter concert.

David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize-winning oratorio based on the Hans Christian Anderson story will feature some of Seattle’s finest soloists in a concert that includes new choral works for the full ensemble.

In the first concert of its 26th season, The Esoterics will explore the human capacity for openness, VULNERABILITY. This concert program will trace stages in the journey of a meaningful relationship: lowering one’s defenses, expressing desire and devotion, risking emotional injury, gaining mutual consent, healing from harm and brokenness, navigating through resentfulness, arriving at forgiveness, and emerging once more into the world, ready to be vulnerable yet again.

The Kalevala Day tradition goes back to 1835, when the national epic of Finland, the Kalevala, was published for the first time by Elias Lönnrot. The Kalevala played an important part in developing Finland's national identity and Finnish language, art, and music. The 43rd Kalevala Festival will especially commemorate two composers:
* Armas Järnefelt (1869, Vyborg– 1958, Stockholm) and
* Toivo Kuula (1883, Vaasa - 1918, Vyborg)

Choir of the Sound and Thalia Symphony Orchestra present Handel’s masterpiece in its entirety.

Composers knew the importance of religious feast days and produced their best for the occasion. The program features richly scored music for six to eight parts by English Renaissance composers John Taverner and John Sheppard. The centerpiece of the program is Taverner’s best large-scale mass "Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas" written for Trinity Sunday. The program showcases the music at the height of the English Renaissance.

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Rachmaninoff's All-Night Vigil

In this eclectic program of diverse choral styles, colors, and moods you’ll savor sacred and secular treasures by classical masters Rheinberger (Abendlied) and Grieg (Ave maris stella), American icons Howard Hanson (Psalm 150) and Randall Thompson (The Best of Rooms), contemporary composers Ola Gjeilo (Ubi caritas), Pärt Uusberg (Muusika), Rosephanye Powell (The Word Was God), and much more. Two top area high school choirs join us as special guests!

CFC will be featured singing "The Star Spangled Banner" in the "Springtime Spectacular" concert of the Gateway Concert Band. Performances are Sunday, March 10, at 2:00 pm and Monday, March 11, at 7:15 pm. Both concerts will be held in the Enumclaw Community Auditorium at Enumclaw HS. - GCB is open to interested adult and competent high school instrumentalists, without audition, and rehearses on Monday evenings at Enumclaw Middle School from 7 until 9 P.M. from January through November.

In March, we celebrate cultural influences on the Pacific Northwest with a concert of choral music from the Asian and Asian American communities. Enjoy stirring music from composers representing China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, the Philippines, Thailand, and the US.

Before each performance, we invite you to join members of the SPM community for a lively discussion about representation in the world of classical choral music.

Shakespeare’s unmatched way with words has inspired many a composer throughout the centuries. Come relish the Bard’s brilliant poetry set to superb music, in Bellevue Presbyterian Church’s elegant sanctuary, and sung in MCE’s signature warm style.

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The weather report for this concert has something for everyone! Our three most advanced choirs, grades 7-12, will bring you a variety of composers, cultures, and styles with pieces like “La Lluvia,” “Your Friend Shall Be the Tall Wind,” “Quiet Sea,” and “The Storm Is Passing Over.” We promise to bring you safely through the storm to enjoy some musical sunshine, too!

Featuring Vivace, Amore and Ensemble.

“In a rapturous performance, by turns visceral and ethereal, The Armed Man mass was a firebomb of orchestral and human voices.” –The Times of London
Sir Karl Jenkins’s The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace dramatically portrays the growing menace of war, interspersed with moments of reflection, and ends with hope for peace. Accompanied by a compelling film produced specifically for the composer, the Seattle Choral Company and Brass Band Northwest join forces with mezzo-soprano Sarah Mattox.

Medieval love songs contain elements so universal that they could almost constitute a “how-to” guide for romantic relationships at court. In this concert, we will learn to follow instructions.

CFC will be featured singing "The Star Spangled Banner" in the "Springtime Spectacular" concert of the Gateway Concert Band. Performances are Sunday, March 10, at 2:00 pm and Monday, March 11, at 7:15 pm. Both concerts will be held in the Enumclaw Community Auditorium at Enumclaw HS. - GCB is open to interested adult and competent high school instrumentalists, without audition, and rehearses on Monday evenings at Enumclaw Middle School from 7 until 9 P.M. from January through November.

As we approach the end of the winter, allow our choristers to treat you to a mini-staycation through song. Our choristers will spark joy as they transport you with songs from Britain, Puerto Rico, Wales, Ireland, Puerto Rico, American folk music, Romani dance, Indian film and modern choral compositions. Through cold and snow, our choristers have worked diligently to prepare this music. Featuring Premier, Concert, Treble Training, Changing Training, and Intermediate Choirs.

A conglomeration of genres, tempos, attitudes, and eras. This concert will move from the rains of March into the blooms and smells of springtime. This concert will be a tapestry of chorale music from jazz to classical. In the Northwest we embrace the rain and yearn for the sun. This concert will do the same.

BRAHMS Tragic Overture
BOULANGER Du fond de l’abîme
FRANCK Symphony in D minor

Our mid-season concert offers unparalleled musical drama, combining dynamic CANW voices with orchestral strings and heralded soloist Hannah Consenz. Audience favorite Antonio Lotti’s Crucifixus a 8 begins the evening, setting the stage for two unmatched choral masterworks to follow: Johann Sebastian Bach’s sublime Easter cantata Christ lag in Todesbanden and Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds’s powerful Passion and Resurrection.

"The singing heart is always open, it’s beating out alive and free." So King’s Singers alumnus Bob Chilcott in his piece The Singing Heart, affirms the conviction that in our choir we create “a vision of peace and unity.” Join Director Mark Kloepper and the Chorus as we breathe in and share the music that helps move us toward that vision of unity and peace. We sing music from Josef Rheinberger, Randall Thompson, Emma Lou Diemer, Gwyneth Walker, Leonard Cohen, Shawn Kirschner and more.

All Present song circle for people with dementia joins The OK Chorale for a green- themed concert

Where Charity and Love…

This season we will celebrate cherished love songs from our 30 year choral history. This season’s concert title has been named after an ancient prayer:

Where there is charity and love, God is there

Poets and song writers have long employed their finest artistic gifts to express the complex facets of love.

Our first performance will be presented by our younger choirs, sharing a delightful concert about love as seen through the eyes of a child. The audience will cer

This season we will celebrate cherished love songs from our 30 year choral history. This season’s concert title has been named after an ancient prayer:

Where there is charity and love, God is there

Poets and song writers have long employed their finest artistic gifts to express the complex facets of love.

Our second performance will explore both sacred and secular compositions partnered with exquisite poetry about love, presented by our youth choirs.

Festival seating; season ticket holders get preferred seating.

“In a rapturous performance, by turns visceral and ethereal, The Armed Man mass was a firebomb of orchestral and human voices.” –The Times of London
Sir Karl Jenkins’s The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace dramatically portrays the growing menace of war, interspersed with moments of reflection, and ends with hope for peace. Accompanied by a compelling film produced specifically for the composer, the Seattle Choral Company and Brass Band Northwest join forces with mezzo-soprano Sarah Mattox.

We present two major works: one ancient, one modern. William Byrd wrote his "Mass for Four Voices" while a Catholic hiding from Elizabethan oppression, and his deep devotion is clear in this richly sonorous masterpiece. More recently, Seattle composer Giselle Wyers has collected seven poetic texts into "And All Shall Be Well", a meditation on the legacy that persists after death. Both of these works triumph over their somber histories with brightness, optimism, and joy.

The highly acclaimed Northwest Boychoir announces their Choral Tradition series for March 2019. Now in its fifth season, Choral Tradition celebrates the breadth and diversity of the classical choral repertoire.

This year’s program will feature John Rutter’s Gloria, and great choral works by Brahms, Debussy, Lauridsen, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Orff and Rheinberger for both treble and SATB male chorus.

Opus 7, conducted by Loren Pontén, presents the Northwest premiere of Armenian composer Tigran Mansurian’s dramatic and moving “Requiem” for vocal soloists, choir, and string orchestra, “dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide.” Also featured are two major works by Northwest composers: Bern Herbolsheimer’s “Stabat Mater” for soprano solo, choir, string quartet, and oboe; and “The King of Glory” by John Muehleisen, featuring Jubilate! (St. James Cathedral’s young women’s ensemble).

As we approach the end of the winter, the season that often finds us cooped up inside, allow our choristers to treat you to a mini-staycation through song. Our chorister will spark joy as they transport you with songs from Britain, Puerto Rico, Wales, Ireland, Puerto Rico, American folk music, Romani dance, Indian film and modern choral compositions. Through cold and snow, our choristers have worked diligently to prepare this music. Featuring Prelude, Primary, and Premier Choirs.

The title is a play on Lucrezia Marinella's feminist treatise ''The Nobility and Excellence of Women and the Defects and Vices of Men' (published 1600). Sine Nomine, Anne Lyman conducting, features a cappella Renaissance music written by composers working for powerful women, or by women themselves- including sacred and secular works from England, Italy, France and Spain, and highlighting Thomas Tallis' magnificent 'Gaude Gloriosa' and William Byrd's joyous 'Magnificat' from 'The Great Service.'

"The singing heart is always open, it’s beating out alive and free." So King’s Singers alumnus Bob Chilcott in his piece The Singing Heart, affirms the conviction that in our choir we create “a vision of peace and unity.” Join Director Mark Kloepper and the Chorus as we breathe in and share the music that helps move us toward that vision of unity and peace. We sing music from Josef Rheinberger, Randall Thompson, Emma Lou Diemer, Gwyneth Walker, Leonard Cohen, Shawn Kirschner and more.

This concert showcases music from our Winter session and includes guest musician Aura Riddell.

We are delighted to have Allegra and Cantamus presenting a joint recital performance on Saturday, March 23rd at Trinity Episcopal Parish Church. Make this a part of your evening outing that night!

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Six decades of #1 hits. 100 million albums sold. Countless reinventions. No other diva compares to the Goddess of Pop and her groundbreaking success as a music, movie, and style icon. SMC packs McCaw Hall with all the songs, sparkle and sequins you’d expect from the ultimate Cher tribute. Guest-starring Chad Michaels, the uncanny Cher impersonator who hair-flipped his way to the championship of RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars.

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Join Blue Street Voices for a great mix of live vocal jazz to kick off spring -- nature’s way of swinging into spring. A 16-voice ensemble offering unique arrangements of jazz standards, contemporary jazz and popular favorites, the group and its outstanding rhythm section have sold out venues such as The Triple Door in Seattle, and now they're coming to the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford.

A concert for all ages weaving music together with story-telling in the dell'arte
tradition. Featuring original theater created exclusively for this performance by Steven and Shannon O'Bent and in partnership with the Snohomish County Youth Chorus. Have an up-close experience after the concert in an interactive reception with the actors. Snohomish County Youth Chorus will also be performing

Due to popular demand, our three youngest choirs will perform two back-to-back weather-inspired concerts. You’ll hear blustery, rainy, stormy, and sunshiny music from around the United States as well as Australia, Indonesia, and Finland (“Who Can Sail Without the Wind”). Choose the concert time that is best for you!

Featuring Prep Choir, Fresca, and Amabile.

Mägi Ensemble presents a beautiful Baltic Spring performance in the wonderful acoustics of Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Mercer Island. For this concert all the members of Mägi Ensemble will also be joined by Skyros Quartet and the women of Inglemoor High School’s Chamber Choir.

Highlights include compositions by Ester Mägi, Ēriks Ešenvalds, Ugis Prauliņš and the US Premiere of Erika Yost's Song Cycle "Sava Vieta uz Zemes" ("My Place On The Earth").

Bright Morning Stars, traditional Appalachian song arranged by Shawn Kirchner sets the tone for our spring concert of folk songs, sea shanties, Dickinson miniatures, and spirituals.

Cappella Romana presents the world-renowned Tallis Scholars, directed by Peter Philips, for a program of soaring Renaissance music inspired by the Sistine Chapel.

This April, SilverSounds Northwest celebrates something we all have in common: our names! Audiences are sure to enjoy familiar favorites such as Abba's Fernando, Jim Croce's Bad Bad Leroy Brown, and Chuck Berry's Johnny B. Goode. Complete with the clever storytelling and choreography that SilverSounds is known for, this concert promises to get your toes tappin', and perhaps even Wake Up Little Susie!

Featuring guest conductor Dr. Ray Lei Yu. Mid-week concert repertoire lecture, TBD.

In conjunction with the Listen to the Earth project, Kirkland Choral Society, Philharmonia Northwest, and a stellar line-up of soloists team up in Seattle's finest concert venue to celebrate Earth Day with Haydn’s crowning achievement--The Creation--one of the great masterworks of all time.

For our spring concert the Chorale will take a tour through the riches of American music. Joined by the Evergreen Elementary School Choir, we’ll explore different genres and regions along the way, including paying homage to Samuel Barber’s profound “Agnus Dei”, singing a haunting canoeing song from Lake Superior, and performing intricate but still groovy a cappella settings of songs made famous by American musicians as diverse as Lead Belly, the Carter Family, the Eagles, and the Turtles.

The Vashon Island Chorale celebrates its 30th anniversary with familiar classics by Bernstein, Copland, and Fauré, but also with Vaughan Williams's sumptuous "Serenade to Music" and Borodin's jubilant "Polovtsian Dances". Local composers Eric Lane Barnes and Buzz Brusletten, plus a quartet of extraordinary local soloists, add to the festive and fun occasion.

Handel’s most famous oratorio, unparalleled in both text and music, returns to Eastertide in a collaboration with the Seattle Baroque Orchestra under the direction of Alexander Weimann.

Alexander Weimann, Music Director
Markdavin Obenza, Byrd Ensemble Artistic Director

Earth Day, Watergate, the ERA, the Silent Majority – profound changes begun in the 1960’s continued in the 70’s. Inspired by monumental events, we celebrate the music that both captured and reflected that the earth was, indeed, movin’ under our feet.

Decades ago, women like Janis Joplin and Carly Simon erupted onto the mainstream rock scene, blowing a hole through the stage wall that generations of women rockers have burst through. This concert is a loud and proud ode to the trailblazing singer-songwriters who weren’t afraid to raise their voices and make a scene: Patti Smith, Joan Jett, Alanis Morissette, Florence Welch, Tina Turner, Debbie Harry, and more groundbreaking artists. With special guest, Sarah Rudinoff.

Come listen to the Seattle Ladies Choir sing in perfect harmony at our Sweet 16 Concerts, including choral versions of songs by Stevie Nicks, the Rolling Stones and more! We are performing three shows at the Broadway Performance Hall in Capitol Hill. The hall is easily accessible via light rail and bus, and a 500-spot parking garage is located near the venue.

Friday, April 26, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 27, 2:00 p.m. (matinee) & 7:30 p.m.

Tickets on sale now!

Eastside Midday Singers offers their debut performance joined by the G# Choir of Googlers featuring modern choral settings of William Shakespeare.

Mozart, Introitus (Requiem)
Gretchaninof, Our Father
Dienes, Ave Verum Corpus
Spiritual, Ain’t a That GoodNews
Brahams, How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place
Thompson, The Last Words of David
Paulus, North Shore - Voyagers & Rise
Gjeilo, Northern Lights
Paulus, The Road Home
Douglas, Deep Peace
Bach, Sanctus
Gjeilo, The Ground

BOULANGER D’un matin de printemps
BRAHMS Vier Gesänge, Op. 17
BACH Der Himmel Lacht!, BWV 31
CHOPIN work TBD
SCHUMANN Symphony No. 1 (“Spring”)

Swedes welcome Spring with a wonderful celebration of bonfires, food, drink, and singing. They rejoice in the return of birds, flowers, and the sun. Join us for the afternoon concert as we sing of Spring at the iconic Swedish Club. Stay for "fika" afterwards! All are welcome. Plenty of free parking.

A joyous celebration of singing about singing. Vibrant melodies, a Russian folksong, and old favorites, with a children's choir performing along with the Chorale.

Cappella Romana presents Psaltikon, the Boston-based Byzantine chant ensemble directed by Spyridon Antonopoulos, for a program of celebratory chants for Pascha (Easter) from Medieval Byzantium.

'Coming Home' will be defined one way by a traveler or student returning home after a long absence. A person facing illness or death may have another unique focus. The same is true for our upcoming concert series. As we sing music that ranges from the turmoil of natural devastation, to the safety, comfort, and belonging of a home, we hope that we are telling your story. We hope we can share in your experiences as you share in ours. Home is where the heart is and where beautiful music is created.

Earth Day, Watergate, the ERA, the Silent Majority – profound changes begun in the 1960’s continued in the 70’s. Inspired by monumental events, we celebrate the music that both captured and reflected that the earth was, indeed, movin’ under our feet.

A Musical Cabaret!

The Mill Creek Chorale, a 85-member adult community choir based in Mill Creek, WA (Snohomish County), presents its 5th annual Spring concert at Lynnwood High School. This program, entitled, A Musical Cabaret, will feature a night of BROADWAY, including inspirational and epic songs from the Musical Theater genre. The Chorale will present songs from Cabaret, The Sound of Music, Guys & Dolls, Les Miserables, Something Rotten, Civil War, Rent, Wicked, The Wiz, and Hamilton

In this concert, a Sine Nomine small ensemble presents Renaissance choral music written in honor of female saints, including Saints Anne, Barbara, Catherine and Joan of Arc, as well as Saint Cecilia, the patroness of music. We will offer motets and songs by composers Dufay, Mouton, Gombert, Palestrina, Guerrero, and Philips plus portions of the rarely performed 'Missa de Sancta Anna' by Pierre de la Rue. We hope you can join us for this unusual concert offering! Free, with donations welcome.

Light food, beverages, Choral concert, and live band for dancing

Mozart, Introitus (Requiem)
Gretchaninof, Our Father
Dienes, Ave Verum Corpus
Spiritual, Ain’t a That GoodNews
Brahams, How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place
Thompson, The Last Words of David
Paulus, North Shore - Voyagers & Rise
Gjeilo, Northern Lights
Paulus, The Road Home
Douglas, Deep Peace
Bach, Sanctus
Gjeilo, The Ground

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Our annual free cantata concert featuring two of Bach's cantatas: Cantata 173, Erhöhtes Fleisch und Blut; and Cantata 182, Himmelskönig, sei willkommen.

Our final concert of the season will be a delightful choral exploration of nature and the environment. Works on the program include Dvorak’s Songs of Nature, new settings of the poetry of Henry David Thoreau and John Muir by Jake Runestad, and two new pieces on nature themes by John David Earnest, and Composer-in-Residence Rick Asher. Combined with several favorite guest artists, this concert promises festive choral colors that celebrate the natural beauty of planet Earth.

Join Vox Pacifica at its spring performance when we celebrate Mother's Day by honoring and acknowledging the strength and selflessness of women who came before us: mothers, warriors, heroines, and leaders who inspire us and make our roots strong.
Tickets available online and at the door. We hope to see you there!

Including Layla and Sunshine of Your Love, Eric Clapton - All Along the Watchtower, Jimi Hendrix - A LIttle Help from My Friends, Joe Cocker version - Proud Mary, Tina Turner version - The Weight, the Band - Somebody to Love, Freddie Mercury - White Rabbit, Grace Slick and Jefferson Airplane - Turn, Turn, Turn, The Byrds -
Come Together, Beatles - Something, George Harrison
With a professional Rock 'n' Roll band

Explore the heavens with works about the mystery and glory of the night sky by contemporary composers such as Ēriks Ešenvalds, Morten Lauridsen, and Daniel Gawthrop. The concert culminates in John Rutter’s tenderly beautiful Requiem, ending your journey in the place of rest, the eternal light of heaven.

Join Northwest Chorale for 'A Very Choral Springtime featuring Rutter's Requiem' as well as a variety of works including such composers as Bach, Bruckner and Brahms. We are excited to also present two world premiere pieces by talented chorale members S.T. Joshi and Brian Butz.

Come share the joy of these beautiful musical works. Admission is complimentary, and a free will offering will be taken to benefit Northwest Harvest.

Festival seating; season ticket holders get preferred seating.

The entire Seattle community is invited to help us celebrate our graduating choristers. Enjoy senior solos, the “senior song,” performances by Amore and Ensemble, and a cake reception. Free admission.

Featuring Amore and Ensemble.

reSound, a Northwest Chamber Ensemble, is honored to present Annelies, James Whitbourn’s stunning full-length choral work with libretto compiled and translated by Melanie Challenger from Anne Frank’s The Diary of a Young Girl. Melanie Challenger’s libretto, set to music so carefully and beautifully by James Whitbourn, captures the essence of Anne’s humor, her fears and observations - and her unwavering hope when facing one of the worst horrors that the modern world has endured.

Featuring soprano soloist Stacey Mastrian, violinist Luis Nenninger, cellist Tim Pizzichemi, and clarinetist Beverly Setzer, with reSound’s Founding Music Director, Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward, on the piano. Annelies will be conducted by reSound’s Assistant Music Director, Paul Georgeson.

Annelies will be presented on Friday, May 17, 2019, 7:00pm at Trinity Lutheran Church, Lynnwood, Saturday, May 18, 2019, 7:00pm at Temple B’nai Torah, Bellevue, and on Sunday, May 19, 2019, 3:00pm at Plymouth Church UCC, Seattle.

Come join the Lake Washington Singers as we revisit our favorite songs from seasons past. These beloved songs will surely touch your heart and bring a smile to your face. Repertoire will include folk, jazz, musicals, spirituals, and pop selections. Enjoy a delicious meal, a dessert dash, fantastic soloists, and an evening of music that will keep your feet tapping all the way home!

The concert will feature tunes by a range of composers—from Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker to Tears for Fears. This inspired group of talented singers is known for their joyful, inspired performances and ability to ensure an infectious good time. As one reviewer put it, “... the Offbeats’ spring concert is a fun, relaxed, and welcoming event.”

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This unique concert celebrates the rich heritage of choral works by composers from the same family, including Clara & Robert Schumann (wife and husband); Fanny Hensel & Felix Mendelssohn (sister and brother); Gustav & Imogen Holst (father and daughter); Herbert & Lisa Bielawa (also father and daughter); Leopold & Wolfgang Mozart (father and son); plus motets from the Bach family, and other familial combinations. The concert also includes winners of our annual Student Choral Composition Awards.

Music and dance belong together like pie and ice cream, especially in MCE’s tribute to dance songs. Enjoy an eclectic mix of styles, everything from Irving Berlin’s Dancing Cheek to Cheek to Brahms’s Liebeslieder Waltzes to PDQ Bach’s Liebeslieder Polkas…and more!

In this concert, The Esoterics will explore the human power of togetherness, INCLUSIVITY. The program will trace the origins of “otherness” in the first moments of infancy, and explore how these emotions develop into exclusion, both interpersonally and in society. The resulting divisiveness and xenophobia cause persecution, violence, shunning, and the loneliness of exile. In the face of such conflict, the program will advocate the acceptance of strangers and desire to show hospitality.

Ahoy, Burien! Join ChoralSounds Northwest this May for a concert that celebrates the deep blue seas. Highlights will include catchy sea shanties, cultural music and dance from various islands, and favorite selections from stage and screen, including Disney's Moana and the Broadway hit Once on This Island. Be sure to catch a wave with ChoralSounds this spring at On the Water!

May 18 & 19, 2019 - 8pm
Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds is one of the most exciting voices in choral music today. In May, we present his Passion and Resurrection, a dramatic masterwork for choir, soprano soloist, and string orchestra. For these concerts, we’re honored to be joined by soprano Estelí Gomez from the GRAMMY-winning vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth.

The program also includes Frank Martin’s soaring Mass for Double Choir and the world premiere of a new work by Seattle Pro Musica’s con

We shine the spotlight on our youngest choristers in this charming and joyful year-end performance. Tickets sold at the door.

Featuring Prep Choir.

Don’t miss the grand finale of our anniversary season, as we present a reprise of some of our favorite classical, folk, jazz, and Broadway hits performed over the past 34 years...from Brahms to Bernstein, Mozart to Sondheim, Whitacre to Ellington, to name just a few. Plus, the public will have a voice on some of the repertoire chosen! Check our website in the months ahead for information on how to vote for your favorites, then join us for this musical celebration!

Join NWRS as we find inspiration in the experience of the homeward journey, and celebrate the indomitable human drive to overcome adversity. This concert features the US West Coast premiere of Cecilia McDowall's Everyday Wonders: The Girl from Aleppo. The cantata is based on the true story of a 16-year-old refugee girl with cerebral palsy who makes the harrowing trek from Syria to Germany in her wheelchair. The choir will be joined by accompanist Marjorie Skreen and violinist Maria Sampen.

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This May, YouthSounds Northwest is excited to return to the stage at Glendale Lutheran Church for a Saturday afternoon performance kicking off spring in the Northwest! You won’t want to miss the delightful innocence and joy of our youngest singers as they perform this entertaining program, showcasing a wide variety of their musical skills. We hope you'll join us and welcome the sunshine with a song and a smile!

Contemporary minimalist-style choral pieces.

PROGRAM
MUHLY - Pater noster
MUHLY - Small Raine
MUHLY - Our Present Charter
GLASS - Haze Gold
GLASS - A Clear Midnight
KERNIS - Ecstatic Meditations
OBENZA - Renaissance Now

Join Northwest Chorale for 'A Very Choral Springtime featuring Rutter's Requiem' as well as a variety of works including such composers as Bach, Bruckner and Brahms. We are excited to also present two world premiere pieces by talented chorale members S.T. Joshi and Brian Butz.

Come share the joy of these beautiful musical works. Admission is complimentary, and a free will offering will be taken to benefit Northwest Harvest.

Vocalpoint! Seattle presents, “Boogie Fever” - an evening of 70’s Funk, Disco and Soul! “Boogie Fever” features the vocal, dance, and dramatic talents of the 40-member Vocalpoint! Seattle ensemble, a select group of high school men and women from throughout the Puget Sound region.
All performances will take place at Broadway Performance Hall at 1625 Broadway Avenue on Capitol Hill. Performance times are 7:30 pm Thursday through Saturday, and 2:30 pm on Sunday. The production closes on Sunday,

Come sing along and dance with us at our Greatest Hits show to celebrate our 30th anniversary as a choral community. We are proud to be joined once again by local band- Atlantics! From composers such as Cohen to Stroope, and even a little John Lennon, you won't be disappointed. Tickets can be purchased anytime online at Brown Paper Tickets, and at Village Books and Bellingham Co-ops beginning April 15th.

Vocalpoint! Seattle presents, “Boogie Fever” - an evening of 70’s Funk, Disco and Soul! “Boogie Fever” features the vocal, dance, and dramatic talents of the 40-member Vocalpoint! Seattle ensemble, a select group of high school men and women from throughout the Puget Sound region.
All performances will take place at Broadway Performance Hall at 1625 Broadway Avenue on Capitol Hill. Performance times are 7:30 pm Thursday through Saturday, and 2:30 pm on Sunday. The production closes on Sunday,

I Lift Up Mine Eyes: Finding the Light

Seattle Jewish Chorale Spring 2019 concert!

In this concert, the choir first looks to past experiences with darkness. Following this reflection, the choir uses music as a means of dealing with pain and, going further, as a way of building a better tomorrow.

Join us on our musical journey.

Come join the Lake Washington Singers as we revisit our favorite songs from seasons past. These beloved songs will surely touch your heart and bring a smile to your face. Repertoire will include folk, jazz, musicals, spirituals, and pop selections. Enjoy a delicious meal, a dessert dash, fantastic soloists, and an evening of music that will keep your feet tapping all the way home!

The Seattle Choral Company, led by their founding director, Freddie Coleman, concludes their 37th season with “Cantata Fest”—a concert of choral cantatas spanning three centuries.

Saturday, June 1, 2019 – at 8:00 p.m. with pre-concert talk at 7:00 p.m.

Seattle First Baptist Church, 1111 Harvard Avenue, Seattle

The program will include three works for choir and string orchestra:
“Cantata No. 4, Christ lag in Todesbanden" by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
“Cantata, Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten" by Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
“Triptych Cantata" by Tarik O’Regan (b. 1978)

The concert will feature members of the North Corner Chamber Orchestra, led by Victoria Parker, soprano soloist Rebekah Gilmore, and organist Wyatt Smith.

A cantata is usually a vocal composition with instrumental accompaniment in multiple movements. It is often based on a poem or gospel text of which each verse is separately set to music. One movement can be a chorale, the next a recitative, the next an aria or duet.

Canto General, composed by famed Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, setting the poetry of Nobel Prize laureate Pablo Neruda, is a powerful choral masterpiece, accompanied by three flutes, classical guitars, double bass, two pianos, and a vast array of exotic percussion instruments. This epic piece features contralto and baritone soloists. Neruda wrote his epic poem in 1939, broadening an earlier work to become a hymn to all of South America.

Last July we had the amazing opportunity to visit and perform in Ireland while on tour, and now we're excited to share her evocative music with you! You'll hear stunning arrangements of “Danny Boy” and “Wild Mountain Thyme.” You’ll move in rhythm to joyful, rollicking jigs and reels, and enjoy stirring selections from Ireland’s famed groups, Celtic Woman and Celtic Thunder. And of course, the evening would not be complete without a good ol’ Irish pub sing-along!

Grateful for Life!
As Seattle Children’s Chorus concludes this 30th Anniversary Year , we will gather at Benaroya to celebrate in song the beautiful accomplishments of an organization that has been blessed by young lives for 30 years. The concert will celebrate life! The wonder of life all around us, the beauty of helping young lives grow, the powerful impact of music to form and shape healthy young lives and the beauty and joy and rhythm of life expressed through choral music! New commissions

We celebrate the multifaceted nature of joy, including the exuberance of William Walton's "The Twelve", the sober devotion of Kevin Siegfried's "Shaker Songs", and the rich variety within Bach's "Jesu, meine Freude". As an added bonus, you'll hear three works by our Composer-in-Residence, the eponymous Joy DeCoursey-Porter.

Music by Josquin Desprez, J. S. Bach, and others.

The final MainStage performance of the year
Featuring choristers from all BYC choirs

The 2018-2019 season was full of exciting changes for Bellevue Youth Choirs. The biggest change of all was merging Bellevue Boychoir and Bellevue Girlchoir fully under the umbrella of Bellevue Youth Choirs. To celebrate this marriage-like merger, the Bellevue Youth Choir choristers have prepared a variety of joyful songs, some of which are *old* from our choral library and some of which are *new* to the BYC choral library, including a brand-new piece written in January of 2019. BYC rounds out the old marriage saying by featuring a few pieces that are *borrowed* from friends of the choir and there is even a song or two with a tint of *blue*.

We hope that you will come celebrate this transformation with Bellevue Youth Choirs on June 1, 2019, 3:00pm at Bellevue Presbyterian Church.

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This concert showcases music from our Spring session.

Northwest Sound, the Pacific Northwest's premier barbershop chorus and top-20 International competitor with the Barbershop Harmony Society, takes you on a journey through the years with music from Irving Berlin and the Mills Brothers to Cindy Lauper and Randy Newman, all done in distinctive, tight, a capella harmonies. We are really excited to have Rooftop Records, a top-10 International quartet headlining the show! Additional guests will be announced closer to the performance date.

Western art music has always been dominated by men. But women have also made significant contributions despite the societal barriers stacked against them. In “Unsung Voices: 1,000 Years of Female Composers,” SGC’s Prime Voci will explore some of these overlooked gems, including works by Hildegard of Bingen, Francesca Caccini, Clara Schumann, Amy Beach, and Imogen Holst. Also featured will be pieces by contemporary Pacific Northwest composers.

Etta. Dolly. Aretha. Barbra. Cher. Whitney. Beyoncé. Gaga. These are just some of the amazing divas that Choir of the Sound will be highlighting in our spring pops show! Please join us as we celebrate the womxn singers, songwriters, and performers that have lifted us up, moved us to tears, and made us dance. Who Run the World?!

Cascade Foothills Chorale celebrates American History with a salute to those who have served or are serving our country. Fun folk music, beautiful patriotic arrangements, and gorgeous anthems of peaceful times!

This concert highlights the diversity of lived experience among "We, The People" who call the United States home. Through music and poetry, we view our beloved land in all of its beauty, idealism, struggles, failings, colors, joy and pain both past and present

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Canto General, composed by famed Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, setting the poetry of Nobel Prize laureate Pablo Neruda, is a powerful choral masterpiece, accompanied by three flutes, classical guitars, double bass, two pianos, and a vast array of exotic percussion instruments. This epic piece features contralto and baritone soloists. Neruda wrote his epic poem in 1939, broadening an earlier work to become a hymn to all of South America.

Last July we had the amazing opportunity to visit and perform in Ireland while on tour, and now we're excited to share her evocative music with you! You'll hear stunning arrangements of “Danny Boy” and “Wild Mountain Thyme.” You’ll move in rhythm to joyful, rollicking jigs and reels, and enjoy stirring selections from Ireland’s famed groups, Celtic Woman and Celtic Thunder. And of course, the evening would not be complete without a good ol’ Irish pub sing-along!

Under the direction of Allan J. Andrews, the Seattle Metropolitan Singers present songs from Seattle to Ireland and the United Kingdom. Now more than 45 members strong, we invite you to come hear songs by Seattle composers and arrangers, in addition to traditional songs from the British Isles. $10 - $20 suggested donation per person. Refreshments to follow.

Chorus sings Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna for choir and orchestra with members of NW Sinfonietta. "Let perpetual light shine on them" says this incredible masterwork by one of the great American choral composers of our time. Adding to this program are Northern Lights by Ola Gjeilo, Light Everlasting by Olaf Christiansen, and Jim Clements’ lush arrangement of Kate Rusby’s Underneath the Stars.

Based on the Victor Hugo novel and songs from the Disney film and broadway play.

It happens that one of the earliest and largest written sources of polyphonic music—music for multiple voices—is wholly dedicated to the Feast of St. James as it was celebrated at his great pilgrimage shrine, the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. The Codex Calixtinus was an international effort, but it has been housed in Santiago since the 12th century. The choir and soloists are pleased to bring this music from the Saint’s cathedral in Spain to his Cathedral in Seattle.

North, South, East, West, wherever I roam HOME will always be best. Please join us at our final concert of the season honoring the blessings of God, family, home and freedom.

Our end-of-season concert features pieces which highlight the writings of acclaimed women authors. We are proud to present the world premier performance of commissioned work by Justin Hansen, entitled "The Myth," inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson and accompanied by string quartet.

Take a journey with Northwest Girlchoir through some of the most beautiful and beloved songs we’ve ever performed, such as “Homeward Bound,” “Untraveled Worlds,” “900 Miles,” and “Wayfarin’ Stranger.” We’ll feature a variety of pieces about travel, journeys (physical, emotional, spiritual), and the experience of having to leave one’s country for another. Our choristers will take these songs with them as they travel the world on tour this summer.

Featuring Fresca, Amabile, Vivace, Amore, and

BlueStreet presents its signature show of the year, “Nice N' Easy”. Join us at The Triple Door, the swankiest and most comfortable nightclub in town! The Triple Door is renowned for its classy cocktails, Pan-Asian Wild Ginger menu, starlit stage, and amazing sound system! This makes for a truly special night out! Come on down to The Triple Door where it's "Nice N' Easy" every time!

A wonderful celebration and culmination of hard work done throughout the season. Join us for a lovely concert featuring all choir levels. We are thrilled to be returning to Town Hall for this concert!

Join Columbia Children's Choirs (Melodia, Harmonia, Ragazzi, Lyrica, Bel Canto) and Cantabile Vocal Ensemble in two afternoon concerts celebrating the culmination of a year of singing in choir. Experience the cheerful faces and ringing voices of the Columbia Choirs singers in the beautiful Bellevue First Congregational Church.

1PM Concert: Melodia, Harmonia, Ragazzi, Bel Canto
4PM Concert: Lyrica, Bel Canto, Cantabile

Powerful and poignant music about the meaning of home with our collected voices raised for those in need of food and shelter. Presented in partnership with local food and housing service organizations.

Say goodbye to the UK Touristers as they depart for their international tour!

All are welcome to attend this free concert.

Presented by singers of the 2019 Tacoma Early Music Workshop (Anne Lyman, Artistic Director), ‘Canticum Canticorum’ offers a cappella music of the High Renaissance, based on excerpts from the book ‘Song of Songs’, or ‘Song of Solomon’ in the Old Testament: by Palestrina, Victoria, Lassus et al.

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Woodstock. The moon landing. Vietnam. Stonewall. In the summer of 1969, current events churned into a psychedelic era of rebellion and change. SMC transports us back to this vibrant year through the chart-topping, culture-defining music that blared through turntables and transistor radios. Joining with a coalition of LGBTQ choruses across the country, we also present a thrilling new musical theater work that tells the stories of the Stonewall riots and the struggle to live life out loud.

No MCE season would be complete without our popular tribute to Independence Day in Issaquah’s historic Pickering Barn, with lots of sing alongs, historical commentary, and all-American music. This year’s theme: America’s First Ladies.

Welcome to the SeaChordsmen's 70th year anniversary of performing barbershop harmony for audiences in Seattle! Come help us celebrate! We will be sharing the stage with both directors of our past and friends of the present. To start, we'll be sharing the stage with "Sound Harmony", our director Elizabeth Davies' own Sweet Adelines Chorus that will be performing music from the last seven decades, all sung in the unique barbershop style. Additionally, we have special quartet headliners: International qualifying quartet Impact, which features our past director Ted Chamberlain, and SAI Regional Champions Quartet Wink, which features our other director Melanie McGuire. It will be a joyful musical event! Come celebrate with us!!

Tickets and more information available at www.nwboychoir.org or (206) 524-3234
The Grammy-nominated Northwest Boychoir conducted by Music Director Joseph Crnko will present its Tour Kick Off Concert in Seattle on July 5 at Plymouth Church, followed by six public concerts in California July 8 – 14 as part of its two-week 2019 California Concert Tour. The highly acclaimed, 34-member Northwest Boychoir will present a program that will include classical choral works, folk songs and Americana.

Dvořák, Brahms, Elgar, Burleigh, and Kodály share an evening with current composers Greg Bartholomew, Stephen Chatman, Steve Danielson, Donald Skirvin, Karen Thomas, and Mari Valverde to explore humanity’s relationship to its surrounding world, considering how to develop this connection responsibly and unitedly.

Grades 3-5 Choir, directed by Amy Ballard, will sing "Route 66" and "Take the 'A' Train"; Grades 6-9 Choir, directed by Brian Hoskins, will sing "Can You Imagine That?" and "Bonse Aba"; Consonare, directed by Hoskins and Leora Schwitters will sing "Aladdin Medley" and "You Will Be Found"; combined groups will sing "Kwela, Kwela" and "This is Me".

Eastside Midday Singers and G# Choir of Googlers present music from the American Parlor. From Broadway, to Art Song, to Ragtime, Bellevue's newest choral ensemble highlights music for intimate spaces with special guest Tatiana Kruse and Lambros Lambrou.

Wellspring Ensemble is excited to be a part of the music scene by establishing itself on the cutting edge of new music in the choral arts. Featuring accompanied and a capella music, the set will be painted with both recognized composers and new composers alike! Sperry, Balmforth, Green, Schreiner, Bunch, Whitacre, Meader, Asher--these composers are sure fill your evening with beauty.