An evening in the spirit of humanism. The Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra present three generations of composers in a magnificent evening of organ, choir and soloists. The finale is Mendelssohn’s spectacular Lobgesang.

Songs of Hope and Joy

Göteborgs Konserthus

The Vienna Boys’ Choir returns to Walla Walla with Strauss For Ever, a program celebrating the music of the Strauss family. Known for waltzes and polkas, this music has long been part of the choir’s tradition and gives the singers a chance to show their energy, precision, and charm.

Vienna Boys' Choir

Whitman College

This concert honors a towering figure in gospel music, Richard Smallwood, through the combined power of orchestra and choir. The BPO joins the Buffalo United Community Choir for an evening rooted in faith, artistry, and the kind of music that lifts a room from the inside out. Smallwood is celebrated for bridging traditions, drawing on classical training, church roots, and contemporary sound to create music that resonates across generations. You will hear selections from his remarkable catalog, including Total Praise, a modern-day hymn known across denominations and communities. This is more than a performance. It is a shared experience of voice, spirit, and community, offered with joy and reverence.

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A Gospel Symphony Tribute to Richard Smallwood

Kleinhans Music Hall

Join us for our Homecoming Concert with the Cornell University Glee Club at Bailey Hall.

Homecoming Concert 2026

Cornell University

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The Artelize Podcast Presenting Will Shutes: 'Bring it down out of the clouds to human being level'

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The Artelize Podcast: 'Amplifying What Makes Us Human'. A conversation with Zuly E. Inirio

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The Artelize Podcast and Kasper Holten - Pedefining Opera for the modern world

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The Artelize Podcast - A legacy of innovation in Opera: Celebrating Marc A. Scorca

What do we consider our shelter? Does it have to be a physical place or can it be a state of being, thinking, or communing with others? Does our "home"--natural, physical, or emotional--shelter us? What can threaten that? Join the Cornell Chorus and Glee Club for their annual Homecoming Concert: Shelter in the Storm. The concert will feature an eclectic range of pieces for treble, tenor-bass, and mixed choir ranging from the Renaissance to contemporary works. Composers hail from across the centuries and the world, including Laura Jekabsone, Shruthi Rajasekar, Jeffrey Ames, Josef Rheinberger, Florence Price, Pavel Chesnokov, and more. Tickets are available from cornelltickets.com.

Cornell Chorus and Glee Club Homecoming Concert (CU Music)

Spain’s Siglo de Oro, the Age of Gold, gave rise to some of the greatest sacred choral music of the Renaissance. We devote our latest Choral Pilgrimage to pieces by two outstanding Spanish composers, exploring majestic works by Cristóbal de Morales, famed throughout Europe and in the New World, and the exquisite polyphony of Sebastián de Vivánco, whose intricately crafted counterpoint adorned services at the cathedrals of Ávila and Salamanca during the late 1500s.

Our programme also features spellbinding settings of words by Saint John Henry Newman: Sir James MacMillan’s Nothing in Vain for soloists and double choir and the world premiere of Kerensa Briggs’ Lead, Kindly Light, specially commissioned for the Choral Pilgrimage.

The Choral Pilgrimage 2026: Hexham

Hexham Abbey

Join Canterbury Choral Society and the London Mozart Players for an evening of celebratory masterpieces in the beauty of Canterbury Cathedral Nave.

Canterbury Choral Society: Festivities, Fanfare and Fireworks

Canterbury Cathedral

Experience a compelling evening of music led by Richard Robbins and featuring the Richmond Symphony and Richmond Symphony Chorus. This program brings together Caroline Shaw’s To the Hands, a moving and thought-provoking work for choir and strings; Britten’s vibrant Sinfonietta, Op. 1, brimming with youthful energy and color; and his luminous choral miniature “Concord” from Gloriana. The concert concludes with Copland’s “The Promise of Living” from The Tender Land, a heartfelt and uplifting tribute to shared purpose and hope. Be there for an unforgettable concert that weaves together voices and instruments in a powerful celebration of unity and expression. 

Copland, Britten & Shaw

Randolph-Macon College

St. Christopher's School

Mariotti. Le due Petite Messe

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

ProMusica opens its 48th season with Music Director David Danzmayr leading an evening of elegance and emotion. Mozart’s sparkling Divertimento in D Major opens the program, followed by Max Richter’s hauntingly beautiful On the Nature of Daylight. Four vocal soloists join the Columbus Choral Artists and Capital University Chapel Choir for Mozart’s majestic Mass in C Minor, creating a powerful and unforgettable collaboration and celebration of music.

Mozart’s Great Mass

The Westin Great Southern Columbus

From myth to fire to consolation, this program traces a journey through passion, virtuosity and reflection. Dorothy Howell’s Lamia opens with a darkly lyrical, evocative story of a nymph and her fate at the hands of a jealous god. In her CSO debut, violinist Alexandra Conunova brings fiery energy and soaring lyricism to Khachaturian’s Violin Concerto, one of the 20th century’s great Romantic concertos. Two choral works by Brahms offer final consolation: Nänie laments the inevitability of death through three episodes from Greek mythology, while Schicksalslied ("Song of Destiny") contrasts the eternal bliss of immortals with the restlessness of human existence.

Songs Of Destiny

Cincinnati Music Hall

The Choral Pilgrimage 2026: Edinburgh

Greyfriars Kirk

The Ebony Chorale of the Palm Beaches, in collaboration with The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts and local community choirs—Masterworks Chorus of the Palm Beaches, The Choral Society of the Palm Beaches, The Robert Sharon Chorale, and Espressivo unite for one extraordinary night, raising their voices together in a breathtaking celebration of Unity, Love, and Brotherhood: A Choral Celebration for America 250!

Unity, Love, And Brotherhood A Choral Celebration For America 250!

Alexander W. Dreyfoos Concert Hall

Join us for a day of singing, learning and vocal discovery with The Sixteen’s Choral Workshops for Wellbeing. These relaxed and welcoming workshops are designed for singers who want to enjoy making music together while also learning more about how to care for their voice.

The day begins with an introduction to vocal health before moving into singing. After a guided warm-up, participants spend the morning working on choral repertoire together, led by The Sixteen’s Associate Conductor Eamonn Dougan with members of The Sixteen Charlotte Mobbs (Vocal Habilitation Professional) and Julie Cooper (Nutritional Therapist). Through practical rehearsal and ensemble singing, you’ll explore beautiful repertoire while developing confidence, technique and vocal awareness.

Following a lunch break, the afternoon explores how wellbeing supports great singing. Sessions on nutrition and vocal care offer practical insights into how breathing, posture, diet and overall health can support your voice. The day then returns to singing, with further repertoire work and a final run-through to bring the music together.

Choral Workshop for Wellbeing: Edinburgh

Greyfriars Charteris Centre

Promoter and events producer Raymond Gubbay has spent his career bringing classical music to more people in the UK than perhaps anyone else. He has had a long-standing working relationship with the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge, and so it is fitting that they perform on the 60th anniversary of the first ever concert that Raymond promoted, as well as marking his 80th birthday year.

The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge

Wigmore Hall

Conducted by Elli-Mae McGlone, plus other MMus Choral Conducting students (tbc).

RBC Camerata

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

With crystal-clear voices, world-renowned choir Bulgarian Voices Angelite present an experience beyond the ordinary. Tight harmonies and hypnotic rhythms unite the Bulgarian folk tradition with timeless beauty.

Angelic Voices from Bulgaria

Stenhammarsalen

Our choir explores songs from past and present, develops harmony work, sheet music reading and blending with a group. We have multiple performance opportunities throughout the year.

Songs of Hope and Joy

Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

Vienna Boys' Choir

Walla Walla Symphony

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Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

Homecoming Concert 2026

Cornell University Chorus

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Cornell Chorus and Glee C...

Cornell University Department of Music

The Choral Pilgrimage 202...

The Sixteen

Canterbury Choral Society...

Canterbury Festival

Copland, Britten & Shaw

Richmond Symphony

Mariotti. Le due Petite M...

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

Canterbury Choral Society...

London Mozart Players

Mozart’s Great Mass

ProMusica Chamber Orchestra

Songs Of Destiny

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

The Choral Pilgrimage 202...

The Sixteen

Unity, Love, And Brotherh...

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Per...

Choral Workshop for Wellb...

The Sixteen

The Choir of King’s Colle...

Wigmore Hall

RBC Camerata

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Angelic Voices from Bulga...

Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra

Community Chorus

Sunderland Empire

The young Verdi

Teatro di San Carlo