“Hop ‘Til You Drop!” features the vocal, dance, and dramatic talents of the 30-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, October 29th.

Annual Concert with our famous Japanese Bake Sale

Heinrich Isaac was a prolific and talented member of the most celebrated generation of Renaissance composers active at the turn of the 16th century. Sine Nomine and Dr. Anne Lyman offer this concert as a celebration of this great composer on the 500th anniversary of his death. The program includes some of his best-known works, in particular the famous German song 'Innsbruck ich muss dich lassen,' its parody mass 'Missa Carminum,' 'Optime pastor' plus works by other Flemish composers of the time.

Please join Vocalise for our inaugural concert, presenting works by living composers. "Out of the Drawer" will feature music by local composers Don Skirvin and Reg Unterseher, as well as Philip Wharton, Rita Ueda, Stef Conner, and Joshua Fishbein.

reSound, a Northwest Chamber Ensemble presents Reformed & Reforming, celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation.

This free concert will also feature Skyros String Quartet, Kyle Erickson, Trumpeter, and special musical guests Steve Thoreson, tenor, and Andrew Marshall, sound healer. This exciting event will feature the world premiere of "From Death to New Life: A Requiem Mass for the Church," by Michael Austin Miller and Stephen Marshall-Ward.

An exploration of sacred music from the Eastern and Western Christian tradition. The program features Anglican and Catholic motets by Renaissance greats—Byrd, Palestrina, and Gibbons; complemented by the Eastern style of Tavener, Stravinksy, and Pärt. Despite the fact that the motets were written over the span of 500 years, each one of these masterpieces communicates a mystic and profound spiritual mood.

We celebrate Finland with Sibelius’ Finlandia and Karelia Suite,Rautavaara’s Lintukoto (Isle of Bliss), Saariaho's Leino Songs, a Finnish polka and waltz ending with Sibelius’ patriotic cantata Oma maa (My Native Land) for choir and orchestra. Philharmonia Northwest, directed by Julia Tai, will be joined by soprano Maria Männistö and singers from the Finnish Choral Society and local Nordic and Baltic choirs.

Sowerby Comes Autumn Time
Haydn Hunting Chorus from The Seasons
Dvořák Te Deum
Dvořák Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, (“From the New World”)

On Saturday, November 11th , approximately two hundred talented young musicians will take their places on the magnificent stage at Benaroya Hall. The youth choirs of Seattle Children’s Chorus ( Arioso, Camerata, Coro Vivo, and the Alumni) have been invited to join the Cascade Youth Symphony for a stunning collaborative performance to honor our country’s veterans. This moving performance will include some of our country’s great patriotic literature written for orchestra and choir.

Kirkland Chamber Singers present a concert of music by Northwest choral icon Morten Lauridsen (in honor of his 75th year), featuring the charming Les Chansons des Roses and his sublime Lux Aeterna, plus a screening of the documentary film Shining Night - a Portrait of Composer Morten Lauridsen.

Join the Sno-King Community Chorale with special guests The Brothers Four on November 11, 2017 at Edmonds Center for the Arts. Concerts are at 3pm and 7pm. Tickets can be found at http://sno-kingchorale.org/wp/concert-and-tickets/.

Use discount code SEATTLESINGS online at checkout or when purchasing tickets from the box office to receive 25% off any priced ticket.

Join us for the first concert of the season, featuring a professional period orchestra and a pre-concert lecture and reception at 2:30.
WACHET AUF!
Bach Cantata 140: Wachet auf!
Bach, Jesu, Mein Freude
Schutz, Jauchzet dem Herrn
Schutz, Singet dem Herrn
Mendelssohn, Richte mitt Gott

Renowned Finnish choral director Timo Nuoranne returns to direct a program of sacred works from Finland, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, including works from Cappella Romana’s celebrated recording (“Arctic Light”) and music from both Eastern and Western traditions.

Benjamin Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols, OP. 28" includes nine carols arranged for SATB and harp. Carols include: Procession, Wolcum Yole!, There is no Rose, That yonge child, Balulalow, As dew in Aprille, This little Babe, Interlude, In Freezing Winter Night, Spring Carol, Deo Gracias, Recession, and Spring Carol.

A timeline of choral works from the time of Gutenberg to the present, celebrating the freedoms guaranteed to us in the First Amendment. We champion courageous journalists. Featuring the Jovino Santos Neto Jazz Quintet. Choral works range from early music by Josquin des Prez to "My Spirit is Uncaged" with the poetry of Walt Whitman, newly composed spoken word compositions by Frederick N. West, and universal songs of resistance to oppression.

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Join the Byrd Ensemble for a festive Christmas program featuring traditional carol arrangements by the finest English composers. The main course is Benjamin Britten's famous Ceremony of Carols and Gustav Holst's Four Old English Carols, both with harp. Accompanying these pieces are traditional Christmas carols you and your family will enjoy!

This 16-member ensemble presents Christmas music associated with angels and shepherds. Many old and familiar carols plus a few surprises.

Bring the family, and join the Redmond Chorale in the second of a series of musicological holiday concerts as we explore seasonal repertoire of and from the Baroque Era, 1600-1750.

This exceptional choir has accepted an invitation to sing in Carnegie Hall in the Spring.
Our Christmas program will include Vivaldi, Lauridsen, Handel and Rutter as well as traditional hymns. We love to include our audiences to join us to finish each concert singing Christmas carols.

Northwest Girlchoir opens the holiday season with a performance of spirited music to stir the soul. We’ll celebrate all of the motion and emotion of the season—from spinning dreydls, dancing snow, and cascading “glorias” to tender lullabies and calls for peace.
 
Featuring: Amabile, Vivace, Amore, Ensemble

A Christmas concert full of joy, with favorite carols in rousing arrangements (plus a couple of sing-alongs!). Also, William Averitt's "Away to the Skies" incorporates nineteenth-century Shaker tunes written for Christmas. Arthur Honegger's "Christmas Cantata" transitions from darkness to the brightest of Christmas lights, with a flurry of carols tossed about joyously. Come hear a children's chorus, full orchestra, and baritone Andrew Krikiawa for a truly choral Christmas celebration.

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Plan a staycation with Choir of the Sound as we celebrate the holidays - Pacific Northwest style! We'll feature local composers, songs that evoke our beautiful and soggy region, and of course, your favorite local choir!

In the final concert of our 24th season, The Esoterics will cast our choral gaze upward, to consider the forces that propel us to greater heights of consciousness. This December, we will welcome the transforming embrace of the celestial feminine in the songs of EXCELSIS, including 'To touch the sky' and 'If I were a swan' by Kevin Puts, and 'Spheres of influence' by Paul John Rudoi, and featuring two world premiere commissions: "Khandroma' by Andrea Clearfield and 'Flung open' by Kala Pierson.

Welcome to “Gifts We Bring,” two concerts where young voices offer up their most heartfelt tribute, singing beloved holiday tunes about giving: from traditional carols and spirituals to modern choral works. Gifts—both tangible and intrinsic—are a traditional part of many holidays at this time of year and we enjoy sharing a variety of songs from around the world today: Peru, Zimbabwe, France, Italy, the Czech Republic and beyond. Join us for our first formal performance of the 2017-2018 season!

Join Northwest Chorale, directed by Lynn Hall, as they perform Handel’s Messiah in concert this holiday season. This full performance of the entire work will feature guest soloists and orchestra.

Come experience this tremendously popular oratorio which has become an essential holiday tradition.

Admission is complimentary, and a free will offering will be taken to benefit Northwest Harvest.

Featured Works:
Fantasia on Christmas Carols
A suite of Christmas Spirituals
Featuring Guest soloist Ryan Bede
Enjoy our season of audience favorites this year

Featuring J.S. Bach's Christmas Oratorio (Cantata 2 & 3) and holiday songs from a variety of traditions and styles.

Karl Jenkins' Armed Man Mass for Peace is a majestic and moving masterwork at the center of this program. Our Chamber Singers will lead the audience in carols at the start of the event. In light of Magnolia Chorale's ongoing outreach, two school choirs will also be featured in this seasonal concert.

The Mill Creek Chorale, a 85-member adult community choir based in Mill Creek, WA (Snohomish County), present its fourth annual Holiday concert. A Mill Creek Chorale Christmas, will feature sacred and secular choral music that is sure to inspire us all in the spirit of the Holiday Season!

Songs Include:
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
O Little Town of Bethlehem
See Amid the Winter's Snow
A Christmas Song
Winter Wonderland
A Musicological Journey Though the 12 Days of Xmas

To celebrate the Christmas season, we focus on the composers who have taken their inspiration from stories of Mary and the birth of her son. We sample three very different settings of the Magnificat by W.A. Mozart, Richard Nance and Christine Donkin. Some favorites from our choral library are blended with new music by composers from Spain, Poland, Norway, Canada, Missouri, and Kennewick, Washington. Guest oboist Ursula Sahagian returns to join us for this beautiful program.

We invite you to our annual holiday concert with time-honored Scandinavian favorites, old and new. It's a great way to get you in the holiday spirit! Also, you don't want to miss our famous Scandinavian Dessert Reception, including all your favorite goodies!

Featuring the premier of “We Come Rejoicing,” written for Cantabile by composer Michael Austin Miller, this diverse concert presents a wide range of choral music from the exquisite polyphony of Gabrieli’s “Jubilate Deo” to contemporary classics with lush resonance like Whitacre’s “Alleluia!” and Lauridsen’s “O Nata Lux.”   Also represented are delightful carols by John Rutter and rousing gospel music by Jeffrey Ames, plus contemplative chant and the celestial sounds of celtic harp.

The purest lens for viewing life is through the eyes of a child. Each year we re-experience many of our most deeply cherished memories and rituals and, better still, allow ourselves to see and feel them once again as children. Join our 40-voice choir and 4-piece band as we remember Christmases past, celebrate this Christmas, and look forward with hope to Christmases to come.

"Look to the Stars" is part of the 2017-2018 season, "No Limits," featuring holiday selections by Dan Forrest, John Williams, Benjamin Britten, Eleanor Daley, et. al., audience sing-a-longs of traditional carols. Tickets are available at https://www.rainieryouthchoirs.org/tickets.html .

A joyous afternoon of seasonal songs

Mixed chorus of 50 members perform traditional carol tunes, new music with traditional texts, old and new carols, and five special carols arranged by Mannheim Steamroller's Jackson Berkey.

This exceptional choir has accepted an invitation to sing in Carnegie Hall in the Spring.
Our Christmas program will include Vivaldi, Lauridsen, Handel and Rutter as well as traditional hymns. We love to include our audiences to join us to finish each concert singing Christmas carols.

Holiday choral gems by Palestrina, Gabrieli, Verdi, Rossini, Argento, Menotti, and others, plus popular Italian carols of the season.

Pre-concert talk with Director Freddie Coleman at 7:00 p.m.
Family carol sing-along with Flentrop Organ at 7:30 p.m.

Seasonal works on our program will include:
O magnum mysterium by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Ave Maria by Giuseppe Verdi
Petite Messe Solennelle (excerpts) by Gioacchino Rossini

Our poignant adaptation of Charles Dickens’ beloved classic A Christmas Carol, for chorus and readers theater, is back by popular demand! Encounter the true spirit of Christmas in this timeless tale of redemption and joy; with David Ketter as the Narrator, and John Deveney as Scrooge.

Each year, Artistic Director Robert Bode develops a holiday program that is intended to be as much a contemplation of the season as it is a concert: a musical respite from what is usually a very harried time of year. With classical guitarist Bob McCaffery-Lent, Robert weaves a seamless musical meditation that provides the opportunity to close our eyes and embrace with our ears the quiet peace of Christmas.

The entire NWAA family is delighted to present their annual holiday extravaganza, ChristmasSounds in Burien! Featuring nearly 200 singers, ages 8 to 80, it is one of Burien’s most unique holiday shows. All seven NWAA ensembles will share a single stage, combining beloved traditional carols with fun and festive favorites to get you in a merry mood. Join us as we continue this magical and fun-filled holiday tradition, from our family to yours!

You may get a sentimental feeling as Northwest Girlchoir presents our annual, family-friendly holiday concert, featuring over 250 singers. With vibrant classics, lively international carols, and toe-tapping favorites, we’ll bring you songs that move and inspire—and even get you singing along!
 
Featuring: Prep Choir, Fresca, Amabile, Vivace, Amore, Ensemble

Snow days, cozying by a fire, hot chocolate, singing carols, celebrating with friends and family, what's not to love? Come hear us sing songs and share stories about this delightful time of year!

Looking for a family-friendly holiday concert? The Chorale offers a shorter version of its full-length holiday concert suitable for audiences of all ages who may prefer an hour -long concert. The Encora Ensemble of the Olympic Girls’ Choir will add their voices to the festivities.

The Northwest Boychoir proudly presents its 39th annual A Festival of Lessons & Carols concert series featuring eight regional performances in December. These holiday concerts showcase the 90-member combined chorus of the Northwest Boychoir and Vocalpoint! Seattle.

Patterned after the Christmas Eve observance at King’s College in Cambridge, England, A Festival of Lessons & Carols has become a holiday tradition for thousands of families in the Puget Sound region. This classical performance consi

Join Northwest Chorale, directed by Lynn Hall, as they perform Handel’s Messiah in concert this holiday season. This full performance of the entire work will feature guest soloists and orchestra.

Come experience this tremendously popular oratorio which has become an essential holiday tradition.

Admission is complimentary, and a free will offering will be taken to benefit Northwest Harvest.

Not your usual holiday concert, we're doing a lot of music you can hear all year long. But we do also have our famous holiday sing-along and lots of good figgy-pudding cheer.

A performance of the wonderful holiday favorites, songs that will remind you of special holiday memories. With special guests the Chase Lake Elementary, Chase Lake Singers under the direction of Mark Press.
So, what are your favorite holiday memories?

The Seattle area continues to be a dynamic hub for immigrants from many countries and cultures. One of the tremendous benefits to all of us is the marvelous diversity of holidays and celebrations we share. The five choirs of Seattle Children’s Chorus will awaken the joy of this season through the choral sharing of Advent music from around the globe.

An enjoyable concert of Holiday music, with a generous dose of Barbershop harmony. Other groups performing at the two shows with the SeaChordsmen and quartets from the chorus will include the Seattle Shores, Sound Harmony, Song of Seattle, and student ensembles from Ballard High School. And don't be surprised if an audience sing-along breaks out. The show is an annual SeaChordsmen tradition that is an audience favorite. Come join us!

Ring in the holiday season with Seattle Girls Choir!
Join Prime Voci and Cantamus as they sing classics celebrating winter and the holiday season, and sing along with some of your favorite carols. A great concert for the whole family!

Proceeds from this concert go to Tree House in support of children and their foster families. So join us to enjoy the spirit of holiday music and support the great work done at Tree House.

To celebrate the Christmas season, we focus on the composers who have taken their inspiration from stories of Mary and the birth of her son. We sample three very different settings of the Magnificat by W.A. Mozart, Richard Nance and Christine Donkin. Some favorites from our choral library are blended with new music by composers from Spain, Poland, Norway, Canada, Missouri, and Kennewick, Washington. Guest oboist Ursula Sahagian returns to join us for this beautiful program.

An evening of beautiful Scandinavian Christmas music with Seattle's finest Scandinavian heritage choirs.

The Medieval Women's Choir begins their 27th season with NOWELL SING WE, a winter concert that continues our long tradition of illuminating the season with a uniquely musical medieval celebration. With roots in antiquity and beyond, winter celebrations have a long history in European culture. Early Christians chose a date close to the Roman festival of Saturnalia to celebrate the birth of Christ, and by medieval times Christmas had generated a huge outpouring of music in every European land.

In this time of turmoil and destruction, join the Lake Washington Singers as we explore poignant selections that might add some hope and tranquility for you and yours this holiday season.

Featuring the premier of “We Come Rejoicing,” written for Cantabile by composer Michael Austin Miller, this diverse concert presents a wide range of choral music from the exquisite polyphony of Gabrieli’s “Jubilate Deo” to contemporary classics with lush resonance like Whitacre’s “Alleluia!” and Lauridsen’s “O Nata Lux.”   Also represented are delightful carols by John Rutter and rousing gospel music by Jeffrey Ames, plus contemplative chant and the celestial sounds of celtic harp.

It’s not the holidays in Seattle without the most welcoming celebration of the season - and this year, we’ve infused your favorite carols and beloved classics with the warmth of brass and a pinch of sass! Featuring a soaring gospel arrangement of “Joy to the World,” the cheeky and cheerful “A Super Gay Christmas,” plus a down and dirty Dixie styling of “Let It Snow.”

Holiday Concert featuring our Coro Voce, Forza and Cantabile choirs, Free Admission, Donations accepted for Community Youth Services, Rosie's Place.

Celebrate the holidays with the Bainbridge Chorale on December 9 & 10 as we present Sing We Now of Christmas, a festive mix of seasonal songs, including new arrangements of traditional favorites, as well as stunning contemporary works. Along with the full 80-voice ensemble, we will showcase the men’s, women’s and chamber ensembles, as well as the Cantabile ensemble of the Olympic Girls’ Choir.

The purest lens for viewing life is through the eyes of a child. Each year we re-experience many of our most deeply cherished memories and rituals and, better still, allow ourselves to see and feel them once again as children. Join our 40-voice choir and 4-piece band as we remember Christmases past, celebrate this Christmas, and look forward with hope to Christmases to come.

The joys of Christmas are many and varied, as is the greatest of choral Christmas music. Some works here are favorites every year, such as Carol of the Bells, Biebl’s sonorous Ave Maria, and Thompson’s introspective Alleluia. We’ll also explore the late Renaissance in England, Holland, and Germany. And we’ll feature our own resident composers Bern Herbolsheimer, Jeremy Kings, and Joy Porter, plus a new work by Vashon Island-based Charles Lovekin. Join this evening of joy and wonder!

The Kitsap Community Chorale presents a Winter Concert featuring Craig Courtney's Musicological Journey, Mendelssohn and other songs of the season.

The “winter rose” – also called the “Christmas rose” or “snow rose” – is known for blooming during the darkest days of winter in the mountains of Central Europe. Seattle Pro Musica's holiday concert celebrates the light and hope symbolized by the winter rose with such favorites as Lo, how a rose e’er blooming by Praetorius and A spotless rose by Herbert Howells.

Fill your holiday celebrations with beautiful music from around the world for winter and the yuletide season. Our joyous program includes the luminous Stars (accompanied by tuned water glasses) by Latvian composer Eriks Ešenvalds, River Snow by Chinese composer Ying Zhang, A Glimpse of Snow and Evergreen by Washington composer Vijay Singh, delightful arrangements of traditional carols by choral titans Robert Shaw and Alice Parker, Dale Warland, and Gregg Smith, and much more.

Join Rainier Chorale for a collection of beautiful arrangements of traditional carols and holiday songs. Featured will be works by Dan Forrest and John Rutter, and many more. Plus, an audience favorite — you’ll get a chance to raise your own voice with the Chorale in our annual Christmas carol sing-along. Come and share the season with family and friends, in the wonderful acoustics of the sanctuary of Kent United Methodist Church, 11010 SE 248th Street, in Kent.

Join the Columbia Choirs annual celebration of song and cheer with our 5 performing children's choirs (Melodia, Harmonia, Ragazzi, Lyrica, and Bel Canto) and Cantabile Vocal Ensemble. Together our choirs will present a variety of songs honoring the holidays and showcasing their work and progress this fall season.

Handel’s Messiah — Rediscover the hope for the future as celebrated by a genius from the past. Handel's Messiah exclaims with joyful exuberance the season's miraculous promise.

St. James Cathedral Resident Ensemble Opus 7 rings in the joyous seasons of Advent and Christmas with a stunning program of European and American favorites. The concert features Francis Poulenc’s dramatic Quatre Motets pour le temps de Noël, Hugo Distler’s Lo How a Rose e’re blooming, and O Heiland, reiß die Himmel auf by Johannes Brahms. NW composers include John Muehleisen, Bern Herbolsheimer and Giselle Wyers; as well as music by Pärt, Pierre Villette, and Javier Busto.

John Michael Boyer directs Cappella Romana in a Byzantine chant ensemble featuring guest soloist Rassem El Massih (the Lebanon-born Protopsaltis of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese), with Byzantine chants for Christmastide in Greek, Arabic, and English.

Prime Voci, Seattle Girls Choir’s premiere ensemble, presents Carmina Angelorum: Songs of the Angels, featuring music celebrating winter and the holiday season.

Central to the concert is our annual performance of Benjamin Britten’s choral masterpiece A Ceremony of Carols, featuring Juliett Stratton on harp. Also on the program is R. Murray Schafer’s meditative Snowforms, and several pieces inspired by the aurora borealis. Rounding out the evening are several perennial holiday favorites.

We celebrate the gift of music with holiday favorites NWRS has performed over the past 16 seasons. Highlights include music with brass ensemble, harp, oboe, percussion and a finale for choir, instruments and audience. Repertoire includes "O Magnum Mysterium" (Morten Lauridsen), "Three Nativity Carols" (Stephen Paulus), "Gloria" (Randol Alan Bass), and "He Is Born" (Donna Gartman Schultz). Retiring artistic director Paul Schultz presents a lecture on the program one hour prior to each concert.

City Cantabile Choir's signature holiday concert is much beloved in our community and this year we will celebrate Celtic traditions with International recording artist Connie Dover. This will be the first time Connie Dover has appeared in Seattle. She is featured on numerous recordings and is celebrated for her beautiful, lyric voice. Also appearing in the group will be Tom Creegan on uilleann pipes, Randall Bayes on fiddle and Irish step dancers.

Our poignant adaptation of Charles Dickens’ beloved classic A Christmas Carol, for chorus and readers theater, is back by popular demand! Encounter the true spirit of Christmas in this timeless tale of redemption and joy; with David Ketter as the Narrator, and John Deveney as Scrooge.

Christmas concert with choir singing, kantele players, solo performance, Star Boys and a Finnish Christmas dinner with casseroles and ham, pullaa (cardamon bread) and coffee. Reservations: email to Finnishchoral@aol.com

Proceeds benefit the Make a Wish Foundation of Washington and Alaska
Featuring various performing groups such as
Everett Chorale, The Everett Highschool Jazz Band, America's Got Talent Semi-Finalists, World Class Tap dancing, National Ballroom Dance Champions and many more special guests!

Join Seattle Jewish Chorale as we celebrate the season in song on the 6th night of Hanukkah. Featuring works by Franz Schubert, Joshua Jacobson, and the world premiere of Dak Il Tas by Ira Rogers. Directed by Jacob Finkle, accompanied by Harumi Makiyama.

Snow days, cozying by a fire, hot chocolate, singing carols, celebrating with friends and family, what's not to love? Come hear us sing songs and share stories about this delightful time of year!

The Northwest Boychoir proudly presents its 39th annual A Festival of Lessons & Carols concert series featuring eight regional performances in December. These holiday concerts showcase the 90-member combined chorus of the Northwest Boychoir and Vocalpoint! Seattle.

Patterned after the Christmas Eve observance at King’s College in Cambridge, England, A Festival of Lessons & Carols has become a holiday tradition for thousands of families in the Puget Sound region. This classical performance consi

A wonderful celebration of the holiday season with all five choir levels of Seattle Girls Choir to perform. You'll hear everything from spirited carols to breathtaking classical arrangements of holiday music. Join us for the afternoon and make this a tradition for you and your family too!

Join the Concord Chamber Choir, Con Brio Women's Choir, Cantabile Vocal Ensemble, and guests Emerald City Voices in an afternoon celebrating the spirit of the holidays and the sounds of winter.

Handel Messiah, HWV 56

No other work has become more closely associated with OSSCS than Georg Frideric Handel’s most celebrated oratorio, Messiah. For four decades, audiences have delighted in our complete and uncut performances. This season we offer two performances: one in Seattle and a second in Everett, conducted by music director Clinton Smith

We will continue our Christmas journey through Christmas and winter-themed music from many different lands and traditions, accompanied in style by returning guest percussionist Patrick Roulet. The colorful Misa Criolla, by renowned Argentenian composer Ariel Ramírez, will be a highlight of our travel through world-wide styles. Finally, we'll return home to songs that are close to our own hearts and hearths.

Seattle Academy's jazz choir 'The Onions' and two top local quartets join Northwest Sound in bringing you Home for the Holidays! Come and enjoy holiday favorites as well as unusual holiday songs arranged for their distinctive style of a Capella singing!

Pacific Sound Chorus, an award-winning women’s barbershop ensemble, presents a heart-warming story of Christmas magic paired with a cappella singing. Featured Guest: Straighter Road, 2015 National Champions at Harmony Sweepstakes

Advance tickets are available online or directly from a chorus member.

The Encora and Cantabile ensembles of the Olympic Girls’ Choir present a variety of seasonal songs, ranging from classics like White Christmas to Once Upon a December from the Disney movie Anastasia, to the inspirational Sisi ni moja (We Are One).

It’s not the holidays in Seattle without the most welcoming celebration of the season - and this year, we’ve infused your favorite carols and beloved classics with the warmth of brass and a pinch of sass! Featuring a soaring gospel arrangement of “Joy to the World,” the cheeky and cheerful “A Super Gay Christmas,” plus a down and dirty Dixie styling of “Let It Snow.”

Come hear the Swedish Singers of Seattle (including the Svea Male Chorus and the Swedish Women's Chorus of Seattle) at our annual concert at the Norse Home! We'll enjoy light refreshments after our performance and would love to have you join us!

The purest lens for viewing life is through the eyes of a child. Each year we re-experience many of our most deeply cherished memories and rituals and, better still, allow ourselves to see and feel them once again as children. Join our 40-voice choir and 4-piece band as we remember Christmases past, celebrate this Christmas, and look forward with hope to Christmases to come.

The “winter rose” – also called the “Christmas rose” or “snow rose” – is known for blooming during the darkest days of winter in the mountains of Central Europe. Seattle Pro Musica's holiday concert celebrates the light and hope symbolized by the winter rose with such favorites as Lo, how a rose e’er blooming by Praetorius and A spotless rose by Herbert Howells.

Fill your holiday celebrations with beautiful music from around the world for winter and the yuletide season. Our joyous program includes the luminous Stars (accompanied by tuned water glasses) by Latvian composer Eriks Ešenvalds, River Snow by Chinese composer Ying Zhang, A Glimpse of Snow and Evergreen by Washington composer Vijay Singh, delightful arrangements of traditional carols by choral titans Robert Shaw and Alice Parker, Dale Warland, and Gregg Smith, and much more.

The Northwest Boychoir proudly presents its 39th annual A Festival of Lessons & Carols concert series featuring eight regional performances in December. These holiday concerts showcase the 90-member combined chorus of the Northwest Boychoir and Vocalpoint! Seattle.

Patterned after the Christmas Eve observance at King’s College in Cambridge, England, A Festival of Lessons & Carols has become a holiday tradition for thousands of families in the Puget Sound region. This classical performance consi

Northwest Boychoir presents A FESTIVAL OF LESSONS & CAROLS: A Northwest Holiday Tradition – December 9-22, 2017 at multiple area locations. These holiday concerts showcase the 90-member combined chorus of the Northwest Boychoir and Vocalpoint! Seattle.

It’s not the holidays in Seattle without the most welcoming celebration of the season - and this year, we’ve infused your favorite carols and beloved classics with the warmth of brass and a pinch of sass! Featuring a soaring gospel arrangement of “Joy to the World,” the cheeky and cheerful “A Super Gay Christmas,” plus a down and dirty Dixie styling of “Let It Snow.”

Snohomish County's premier women's choir Sonus Boreal presents Twas the Night Before Christmas. A Christmas concert with beautiful holiday music, refreshments, a silent auction, and a painting raffle.

Music director and founder Alexander Lingas leads Cappella Romana in a program of early and contemporary music from the Greek Orthodox tradition for the 12 Days of Christmas. Originally performed in the Twelfth Night Festival at Trinity Church Wall Street, New York.

Join us for a wonderful evening of music with drinks and light appetizers as we perform pieces from our new album, some old favorites, and brand new pieces for our upcoming tour!

The Mägi Ensemble has released our second album "Musica Baltica" and is gearing up to go on tour to perform this collection across the Baltic states this upcoming summer. This CD includes songs from all three countries - Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia - ranging from folk songs to classical to pop.

Seattle women’s choir Ancora, directed by Interim Artistic Director Freddie Coleman, accompanied by Justin Hansen, and joined by guest artists Resonance Handbell Quartet, unveils “Sacred Night,” a seasonal winter program featuring a Gregorian-inspired “Magnificat” and “Nunc Dimittis” by Frank La Rocca, the Bach-inspired “Mass No. 6” by Romanian-born Hungarian György Orbán, and the mystical “Northern Lights” written for treble voices, handbells, and tuned glasses by Latvian Ēriks Ešenvalds.

Elgar Sospiri, Op. 70
Bax November Woods
OSSCS Concerto Competition Winner
Vaughan Williams Five Tudor Portraits

Following his Cappella Romana début leading the men of Cappella Romana in chants from Santiago de Compostela, Marcel Pérès from Paris directs the earliest known Mass setting by a single composer, Guillaume de Machaut (1300-1377).

There is no shortage ​of masterpieces about death and the afterlife. ​From the Spanish Renaissance with Juan Esquivel, to the early 20th century with English master Herbert Howells, to the contemporary era with local composer Peter Hallock, this program showcases the most hauntingly beautiful motets of the ages.

DĒLECTŌ will feature three works, including two world-premiere commissions.

Love, a short work by Rodney Sharman setting a verse by 17-century poet George Sandys.

This is how you love, a commission from Timothy Takach and Jocelyn Hagen, setting poems and excerpted transcripts from couples counseling.

The river of love, Eric Banks' commission - a wedding gift from Robert Alexander to his wife Ali - setting couplets by the 14th-century Sufi poet Amir Khusro.

Let Justice Roll Down — A Multi-Media Musical Journey to Selma and Back features Duo-Organists Wanda Griffiths & Stephen Marshall-Ward with reSound, a Northwest Chamber Ensemble, Dave Beck, cello, Kyle Erickson, trumpet, Ian Alvarez, percussion, and Plymouth Youth Forum Members.

This event will feature an exciting world-premiere of "Kyrie," a new 20-minute work by Stephen Marshall-Ward and Michael Austin Miller, featuring selected texts from the Plymouth Youth Forum members.

Please join Seattle Pro Musica for our annual appearance as part of the St. John's Concert Series in Olympia.

Join Kirkland Choral Society for a festive evening of wine, chocolate, and love songs from a variety of styles; hear works by Brahms, Bizet, Bernstein, and the Beatles, for solo voice, small ensemble, and 100-voice choir.

Brahms tapped into a lucrative vein when composing a set of Liebeslieder Waltzer (“Lovesong Waltzes”) in 1868. They were so popular that Brahms’s publisher requested a second set. These audience favorites have since been adopted by choruses worldwide, but the Emerald Ensemble will present them as originally intended, for four solo voices and piano four-hands. Our four soloists will also sing a bouquet of art-songs on the subject of love. This is a Valentine’s Day event to cherish forever.

Opus 7 presents an inventive and powerful concert of choral music for the Lenten season, which includes Benjamin Britten’s great masterpiece, Cantata Misericordium for choir; soloists Eric Neuville, tenor and Charles Robert Stephens, baritone; harp; percussion; piano; and string orchestra. Also featured are settings of the “O vos omnes” text, alternating with works by Rheinberger, Parry, Barber, Casals, and Elgar.

Featured Works include:
-Missa Brevis (Short Mass) by American choral composer, Mark Templeton (b 1974)
Movements: Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, Psalm 23, A Prayer of St. Benedict, The Chorister's Prayer
-Missa 'Cantate' by British composer/arranger, Bob Chilcotte (b 1955)
Movements: Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, and Agnus Dei
-Alleluia by American composer, Eric Whitacre (b 1970).

Knight Sounds directed by Wendy McPhetres is our guest choir with us on Sunday in Bremerton.

Seattle’s Tudor Choir appears for the first time since 2015, directed by founder Doug Fullington. The Western Wind Mass by John Taverner is featured alongside a world premiere of a work based on it by rising star composer Nico Muhly.

Cappella Romana presents THE TUDOR CHOIR

Vivaldi's "Magnificat," Charptentier's "Te Deum," Bach's "Jesu, Meine Freude," Handel's "Zadok, The Priest," plus a few shorter pieces to round out the program.

Join the Seattle Bach Choir for a performance Bach's epic Mass in B Minor, complete with baroque orchestra accompaniment. It's the Seattle Bach Choir doing what we do best (singing lots of Bach), and it promises to be quite the occasion!

Concert begins at 3:00, tickets will be available online and at the door.

Thalia Symphony Orchestra joins Choir of the Sound for an uplifting exploration of various Psalm settings, featuring Bernstein's Chichester Psalms and Vaughn Williams's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis.

Featuring composers from Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann to Eric William Barnum, Joan Szymko and Kim André Arnesen, this Mirinesse concert program praises music and the ways in which music connects us as a community, soothes us in our sorrow, inspires us to act, and transports us to a higher plain.

Once a year, the Seattle Children’s Chorus carves out a delightful concert opportunity for the youngest musicians in our program. In this particular performance, Poco a Poco, Brio, and Intermezzo will take the stage to share playful, imaginative and reflective songs about water. Children seem to be made for water fun: wading and splashing through puddles, long tub times, umbrellas and rain showers, making bubbles in sinks, summer fun with sprinklers, and the list could go on. Children’s choral

Our Youth Choirs, Arioso, Camerata, and Coro Vivo will bring to our audience a stunning and beautiful collection of American Choral pieces that use the image of water as a central theme. This concert will consist of folk music pieces, such as “Shenandoah” that celebrate great North American rivers. Also included will be songs of the sea and play songs like “Bring Me Little Water, Sylvie.” We will feature gospel pieces, spirituals, and new compositions by American composers. As we are drawn to

Tacoma Refugee Choir invites you to join in its second ever Community Sing-Along. This high-energy interactive concert features performances by Tacoma Refugee Choir in collaboration with celebrated local artists, including Wanz, Caleb Jermaine and Stephanie Anne Johnson. Come prepared to sing along to old favorites, discover new ones and join in a community-wide musical celebration of solidarity and hope.

Please visit www.refugeechoir.org or communitysingalong.com for more information.

This spring, CANW reprises this concert-length oratorio in a revised version for choir with vocal soloists and chamber orchestra composed by CANW’s 2016-17 Composer-in-Residence, John Muehleisen.

A Kipling Passion commemorates the centennial of World War I in a historical account of Lieutenant John Kipling’s 1918 death, and its impact on his famous parents, Rudyard and Carrie Kipling. Muehleisen uses the passion form to explore how we might find healing in the face of unspeakable tragedy.

Join Concord Chamber Choir, Cantabile Vocal Ensemble, and Bel Canto Children's Choir in an afternoon concert celebrating classic choral compositions from throughout history. Experience the music of J.S. Bach, Brahms, Byrd, di Lasso, Mendelssohn, Schubert and Victoria, and a few modern era composers, as the voices of the Columbia Choirs singers ring in the acoustically-rich Bellevue First Congregational Church.

Shakespeare’s famous observation from The Tempest provides the backdrop for this imaginative musical exploration of dreams and visions and things fantastickal; featuring Eric Whitacre’s Sleep and Ola Gjeilo’s stunning Dark Night of the Soul.

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Featuring composers from Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann to Eric William Barnum, Joan Szymko and Kim André Arnesen, this Mirinesse concert program praises music and the ways in which music connects us as a community, soothes us in our sorrow, inspires us to act, and transports us to a higher plain.

Today, it is hard to imagine how life in ages past was governed by weather and the seasons. Any Seattlite who has ever braved the lingering chill in a warm coat in can understand the exuberance with which medieval Europeans looked forward to the balmy afternoons, the symphony of birdsong, the explosion of flowers, and the stirrings of young love. All these things were extolled in song, and we invite you to join the choir in casting off the gloom of winter through a celebration of spring.

Join us for a celebration of the literal and figurative waters running through our lives: captivating settings of Psalm 42:1 (As the deer longs for water) by Palestrina and Mendelssohn, the hypnotic currents of Samuel Barber’s To Be Sung on the Water and Gwyneth Walker’s Deep River, rollicking waves of Aaron Copland’s The Boatmen’s Song, tango-inspired Noche de Lluvia (Night of Rain) by Sid Robinovitch, Alice Parker’s Take Me to the Water and many others!

Rev. Dr. Ivan Moody, British composer, conductor, and Orthodox priest, returns to direct his largest composition, a setting of the 6th-century Kontakion to the Mother of God. The Akáthistos Hymn blends medieval Byzantine chant with richly-textured Russian style choruses in this stunning vocal work, composed expressly for Cappella Romana. In English with the traditional Greek refrains.

A special presentation by our emerging choral artists, they’ll dance into your hearts with folk songs, circle dances, and singing games that get you out of your seat and moving to the beat!
 
Featuring: Prep Choir, Fresca, Amabile

Motets based on chant. Chant has been the cornerstone of Western music since the 9th century. It has provided an evolutionary foundation from the Gregorian era to the Renaissance, Baroque, and even contemporary music. While some composers like Renaissance composer Thomas Tallis's Loquebantur variis linguis use chant literally to construct their music, others have used chant as an inspiration, like in American composer Eric Whitacre's Sainte-Chapelle.

Dance and song have always gone together—in some cultures, they are inseparable! Join Northwest Girlchoir’s advanced choirs as we perform a variety of music with dance as inspiration, from international folk songs and settings of poems by Shakespeare and Carroll to singer-songwriter favorites.

Featuring: Vivace, Amore, Ensemble

Join the Sno-King Community Chorale on March 17, 2018 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lynnood as we present Mozart's Krönungsmesse (German for Coronation Mass) (Mass No. 15 in C major, K. 317; sometimes Mass No. 16). Composed in 1779, the mass is one of the most popular of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's 17 extant settings of the Ordinary of the Mass.
Featured soloists will be Jennifer Bromagen (Soprano), Jacob William Herbert (Baritone), Sarah Mattox (Alto), and Stephen Rumph (Tenor).

Welcome to “Once Upon a Time,” a concert featuring our most advanced girl and boy choristers from our Training, Concert, and Premier Choirs. "Once Upon a Time" exhibits songs about all sorts of tales, stories and lullabies from around the world. This concert also introduces a special first for BYC - the World Premiere performance of “Dreams Upon a Brow," a newly commissioned choral composition by our Artist-in-Residence, Dr. Andrew Seifert, with text by BYC parent and poet, Tulika Dugar.

Welcome to Once Upon a Time, a concert featuring our youngest girl and boy choristers from Prelude, Primary, and Intermediate Choirs singing all sorts of tales, stories, and lullabies from around the world. This concert and family folkdance is always an audience favorite. We start with a delightful formal concert and give you the opportunity to join us in sing-alongs. Then be prepared to kick up your heels and join the choristers in folk dancing led by Caller Amy and her fantastic string band.

Every life includes periods of passion and pathos, growth and stagnation. In this concert, we sing about woes of our world, and then sing to reclaim our joy during the week of the Spring equinox. Featured composers include Claudio Monteverdi, Pablo Casals, Alberto Ginastera, Heinrich Schütz, and contemporary Americans Charles Anthony Silvestri, Brandon Hurley, Daniel Elder and J. Aaron McDermid.

As the stark outlines of winter give way to spring’s rebirth, enjoy an afternoon of rich melody and reflection. Whatcom Chorale presents Frostiana, Randall Thompson’s insightful settings of timeless poetry by Robert Frost, plus selections from Joseph Haydn’s compelling oratorio, Die Jahreszeiten: Winter, and Pietro Mascagni’s Anthem for Spring.

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Featuring composers from Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann to Eric William Barnum, Joan Szymko and Kim André Arnesen, this Mirinesse concert program praises music and the ways in which music connects us as a community, soothes us in our sorrow, inspires us to act, and transports us to a higher plain.

All Present is a song circle for people with memory loss and their supporters. The OK Chorale, a community choir, teams up with them for a joint concert and audience singalong of Irish songs.

Pre-concert lecture at 7:00 pm presented by Prof. Guntis Smidchens, Chair of Baltic Studies at U of W.

A concert to commemorate one hundred years since the Declaration of Independence of the three Baltic states—home of the “Singing Revolution.” Hear the finest contemporary choral music today from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania.

Participating choirs to include:
Seattle Choral Company, Magi Baltic Ensemble, Redmond Chorale, Ancora, Illumni Men's Chorale, Seattle Girl's Choir, & Columbia Choirs.

Now in its sixth year, the French Fest at Seattle Center is a part of the Seattle Center’s FESTÁL cultural event series and attracts 5,000 visitors. Drop by the Alliance Française booth to say BONJOUR and stay to hear our choir perform from 1:15-1:45pm.
The event is free and open to the public.

In his day, Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837) was highly respected as a composer and pianist. He has the distinction of being the only full time music student of Mozart. Most remembered for his piano compositions, his sacred music is also well regarded. This is the first of five orchestral Masses composed by Hummel during his time at the Esterhazy court, and continues the tradition of the masses of Mozart and Haydn. Join us for this marvelous work, plus selections by other master composers.

New developments in musical notation in the early 14th century allowed composers to write music they never could write before. They wasted no time in embracing the complexity and variety that was suddenly available to them, literally referring to their music as an ars nova, or "new art.” Composers in France and Italy were most active in promoting this musical avant-garde, yet their works are strikingly different in style: In Italy, exuberant melodies and virtuosic display were highly prized.

The Phinney Neighborhood Chorus invites you to a sharing of song and poetry in remembrance of those loved and lost. After the program we will share tea, cookies and memories. If you would like to recommend or contribute a song or poem for the program please contact Maggie at phinneysings@gmail.com

Every life includes periods of passion and pathos, growth and stagnation. In this concert, we sing about woes of our world, and then sing to reclaim our joy during the week of the Spring equinox. Featured composers include Claudio Monteverdi, Pablo Casals, Alberto Ginastera, Heinrich Schütz, and contemporary Americans Charles Anthony Silvestri, Brandon Hurley, Daniel Elder and J. Aaron McDermid.

To celebrate its 10th Anniversary, Sine Nomine will perform some of its members' favorite pieces. Every song is a Renaissance gem: from Binchois to Byrd, 15th to 17th centuries, from England, Italy, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and France. We feature Gombert's 'Lugebat David Absalon', Byrd's 'Tribue Domine', and offer more by Byrd, Binchois, Encina, Gesualdo, Guerrero, Josquin, Palestrina, Praetorius and Tallis. See www for program details. Preconcert lecture by Gary Cannon at 4pm.

Featuring the music of all five choirs in Olympia Youth Chorus, Dolce, Bel Canto, Coro Voce, Forza and Cantabile.
Tickets are available at the Washington Center Box Office, 360-753-8586, or washingtoncenter.org

The Chamber Chorale from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas celebrates over 30 years of concert tours this year with performances and singing exchanges in the Pacific Northwest, March 22-27, 2018. The 21-voice advanced ensemble performs an exciting program of a cappella and accompanied repertoire by J. S. Bach, W. A. Mozart, William Billings, Johannes Brahms, Samuel Barber, Stephen Chatman, Elizabeth Alexander, Joan Szymko, and Ivo Antognini.

KCS and Philharmonia Northwest present Verdi's monumental Requiem at Benaroya Hall, with soloists Kim Giordano, Melissa Plagemann, Tim Janecke, and Clayton Brainerd; Dr. Glenn R. Gregg, conducting.

In this last minute addition to our 2017-2018 season, ChoralSounds Northwest And VocalSounds Northwest are honored to host renowned vocal ensemble Stanford University Chamber Chorale, conducted by Dr. Stephen M. Sano. Stay tuned for more details. We greatly look forward to collaborating with this incredible vocal group for this special event!

Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1 Mvts. II and III
Kamran Ince: Gloria (Everywhere)
Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade

The Finnish Composer Oskar Merikanto's (1868 - 1924), style reminds of Finnish folk songs. He had a unique ability to compose vividly emotional music and has become one of the most beloved Finnish composers. Program: Choir, conducted by Heather MacLaughlin-Garbes, solo singing by soprano Maria Männistö acc. Aaron Otheim, the Evergreen Kantele, Kalevala Trio and Katrilli folkdancers. Guest speaker Hanna-Ilona Härmävaara of UW Finnish Studies.
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We are happy to premiere music by local composers selected from our recent call for compositions. The music on the program bears a relationship to early music either in construction, sound, or theme. A CD recording of the program will be for sale at the concert.

Featuring special guest, Randy Rainbow

Standing up and singing out! The combined forces of SWC and SMC's voices share the stage for a special unity concert that confronts the rising tide of intolerance in our country. Featuring a tour de force musical theatre piece from the creators of Ragtime about the history of civil rights in America, Not In Our Town is filled with inspiring stories of equality, songs of celebration, and a Whitney Houston dance party to bring down McCaw Hall.

It is said that music began with movement. This concert explores the various ways in which dance has been embraced by choral music. Brahms’ Liebeslieder, or “Love-Song,” waltzes are perennial favorites. Dance was all the rage during Bach’s time, and the most dancelike of his motets is surely Der Geist hilft. Tangos of Piazzolla have also been arranged for chorus. For a bit of Americana, we’ll round it all out with Copland’s country-dance Stomp your foot and Ives’s Circus Band.

The first half of the program will be a commemoration of the Civil Rights Movement, and of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a special collage of spirituals and Dr. King's writings/speeches. The second half of the program, will be enlivened with songs of the late 1960s. We hope the audience be moved by the more serious part of our commemorative concert, and will love hearing some of the songs of the era as well.... protest songs and popular songs of the the era.

The choir will be singing John Rutter's "Requiem" which they will also be performing at Carnegie Hall in 2018. This will be Artistic Director Lee Mathews last season. Come out and support him as the choir performs favorites that they have sung with him these past 25 years.

CONFIDO will present three secular masses and an additional piece:

Missa Charles Darwin, setting excerpts from Darwin's works alongside classic Latin mass texts, by Greg Brown

Missa Tiburtina and Petite messe solitaire, by British composer Giles Swayne

Island in space, an setting of dona nobis pacem alongside an astronaut's description of the earth, by Kirke Mechem

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The Seattle Ladies Choir is made up of over 60 self-identified women with varying musical experience, from shower singers to professional musicians. Members vote each season on a repertoire of contemporary music in a wide range including rock, folk, and pop. Hear them sing in perfect harmony at the Season 14 Concerts, including choral versions of songs by Tina Turner, Andra Day, George Michael and more!

This season, SilverSounds Northwest celebrates the concept of time, including favorites like Monday, Monday, Nine to Five, and As Time Goes By. This fun-filled, theatrical show always promises the audience the time of their lives, proving you are never too old to rock and roll!

An eclectic assortment of songs related to various forms of physical travel, discovery of new lands, and reflecting our emotional and spiritual journeys. Brumfield's ethereal "No Time," Gilbert and Sullivan's "Gondoliers", Hella Johnson's "Requiem," the King's Singers' "I'm a Train". Stephen Foster's "Hard Times Come Again No More", and combined finales from "Moana".

Journey with the Chorale from Darkness to Light on April 21 & 22, a program reflecting the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth as winter ends, followed by spring’s renewal of light and life. We excited to announce that the featured work will be the West coast premiere of James Kevin Gray’s Jazz Mass.

The Sno-King Community Chorale presents a special benefit performance featuring Sara Gazarek and Josh Nelson. Josh and Sara have collaborated on several compositions together. Their recordings have been in the top 10 on Billboard’s Top Jazz Album charts. Other recordings include Anticipation released in 2004, Let It Go under the Native Language Music label, and I Hear a Rhapsody released in 2009.

Giselle Wyers's newly commissioned And All Shall Be Well features texts that highlight different aspects of how an individual can leave a lasting impact on the world, set in her characeristically warm, melodious, resonant style. The musical legacy of the Shakers is heard in arrangements by Kevin Seigfried, aside spirituals arranged by Moses Hogan and William Dawson. Plus we celebrate Vashon's own musical legacy with a local composers and the Tin Pan Alley song Vashon Island Moon.

The Mägi Ensemble celebrates the Baltic Centennial with an afternoon concert of both traditional Baltic folk songs as well as new and innovative pieces by Baltic composers. Compositions by Vytautas Miškinis, Pärt Uusberg, Ester Mägi, Ēriks Ešenvalds and others.

This concert is also a preview of repertoire for the Mägi Ensemble's upcoming performance at the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies Conference at Stanford University in June as well as their Baltic Tour in June-July.

Please join us for an evening of a cappella music and refreshments. Pacific Sound Chorus and member quartets will perform songs they have prepared for the upcoming women’s regional Barbershop singing contest in Spokane, WA.