Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity presents Bach's B Minor Mass

NOVUS NY and Downtown Voices present the New York premiere of Reena Esmail’s Malhaar: A Requiem for Water, paired with Garth Neustadter’s Memory of Water, which will be performed by The Choir of Trinity Wall Street. A malhar is an Indian raga designed to beckon the rain; Esmail’s A Requiem for Water captures musically the beauty and awe of water while contemplating the fear and despair that surround its loss. As water exists beyond all beginnings and ends, Memory of Waterconsiders the consciousness of water and how it carries in its memory both the splendor and devastation of our world. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street; Downtown Voices; NOVUS NY; featuring Sandbox Percussion and Shabnam Abedi, soprano; Stephen Sands and Melissa Attebury, conductors

Members of The Antioch Chamber Ensemble sing for the 1974 50th reunion memorial service

FREE ADMISSION!  Our Bach at Noon series continues this summer at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Allentown on July 9. This concert will feature soloists who are part of the Bach Choir family. Leah Kun (alto) and Stephen Rivera (bass-baritone) are cherished members of The Bach Choir, while Andrew Schucker, a talented soprano, is part of the Bel Canto Youth Chorus. They will be joined by tenor Stephen Sands, all accompanied by Mark Laubach on organ and Loretta O’Sullivan on cello. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the Bach Choir family and enjoy a refreshing afternoon full of beautiful music! Benjamin Britten Rejoice in the Lamb, Op. 30

Tenor soloist for Bach Cantata 125

Compline by Candlelight

Managing director of Harvard's professional choir. HARVARD CHORUSES NEW MUSIC INITIATIVE CONCERT Friday, September 27, 2024 | 5:00 PM EST | Paine Hall, Harvard University

Bach's Magnificat

LIVE MUSIC ✨ DANCING ✨ COCKTAILS ✨ HEAVY HORS D’OEUVRES ✨ We are thrilled to announce our second annual Blairsden gala in the theme of The Gilded Age! The evening’s festivities will feature world class music of the era, and fashions inspired by the theme are encouraged. If you were with us last year at our Great Gatsby gala, you know just how much fun it was, and if you weren’t, well, trust us when we say you won’t want to miss this next one!

Music director. A program combining early music - chant along works of Tallis, Josquin and Victoria, complemented by contemporary works employing chant by Smith, Williams and Tavener - sung by 16 top-tier professional singers led by Stephen Sands, all in the candlelit sanctuary of St. Mary the Virgin. Hear this repertory in the acoustical setting in which it’s meant to be heard.