Discover the rich tapestry of American choral music with a program of soulful spirituals and contemporary masterpieces in this free concert.

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American Choral Masterworks with the Grant Park Chorus

South Shore Cultural Center

Season Finale – Pictures

Heritage Middle School

The Ohio State Chorale and the Men’s Glee Club present a joint concert at Worthington United Methodist Church, 600 High Street, Worthington OH 43085. MGC will feature two love songs: Imagine Me and You (as recorded by The Turtles) and Take a Chance (as recorded by Abba). Chorale will sing Laudate Dominum by Hungarian composer Levente Gyongyosi and If Music be the Food of Love by Stephen Paulus.

Chorale and Men's Glee Club

Worthington United Methodist Church

Leigh Barrett is a beloved Boston-based actor, singer and director. Although she received her Bachelor's degree in Voice Performance, opera emphasis, from Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory in Ohio, she has found her home in musical theatre. 

Her very first stage was her parent's living room and every guest got treated to a show. There were costume changes, guest stars (her little sister Sue),  a jump rope microphone, and complicated choreography (the very advanced step, touch, and turn around).

From there she joined her church and high school choirs. And although she didn't really know what a "career" in music or acting was, she followed her best friend to Ohio to major in Music Education. Scared off by a middle school choir and shop class (don't ask), she switched her major to Voice Performance (because that’s not scary!). After graduation, she was cast in Little Shop of Horrors and she knew she had found her place. 

April 11 & 12, 2026

Greenwich High School

Singing has long been a way for people to express joy, seek refuge, and call for justice. Join the WashU Chamber Choir and Concert Choir with special guest Lindbergh High School A Cappella Concert Choir to celebrate the act of singing and the power it has to bring people together.

WashU Choirs: Because You Sang

560 Music Center

VOCES8, joined by composer-in-residence, Taylor Scott Davis, and choirs from across the United States, collaborate with Vox Anima London in this unique choral offering featuring well-known and recently-composed repertoire, under the direction of Barnaby Smith.

The concert opens with VOCES8 performing alongside the visiting ensembles and culminates with VOCES8’s solo set of beloved repertoire and a return of all performing forces to the stage for a stunning finale.

Vox Anima London

Cadogan Hall 

Give Me Your Stars explores the profound and diverse beauty of music inspired by the heavens, human connection, and the places we call home. At its heart is Lucy Walker’s eponymous new work, written for VOCES8, which captures the delicate balance between celestial wonder and the deep, personal connections that make us human.

The programme spans centuries of choral music, from the luminous polyphony of Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Regina caeli to timeless jazz standards. Along the way, we encounter the reflective sentiments of Eric Whitacre’s All Seems Beautiful to Me and Ola Gjeilo’s Ubi caritas, folk traditions in Danny Boy and Michael McGlynn’s Dúlamán, and evocative tales of cities and starlight in April in Paris and New York, New York.

Voces8

In the chaos of modern life, we can all benefit from an hour of basking in an oasis of calm. The chorus provides you this opportunity by presenting a concert of reflection under the baton of our new artistic director, Nicholas Quardokus.

Charleston Symphony Chorus – A Concert of Reflection

Grace Church Cathedral

Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs is helping The “King of Instruments” retake its rightful place in classical music. Jacobs and the organ itself are featured throughout this program including Steven Paulus’s Grand Concerto with its “spicy harmonies and shining lyricism." The organ is dramatically featured as an integral part of Saint-Saens’ third symphony, notably the dramatic conclusion. 

Organ Symphony

Toledo Museum of Art

Delight in the traditional Christmas carols and festive folksongs from around the world. Big, bold versions of your favorite holiday music, sung as only the Los Angeles Master Chorale can. Fun for the whole family, children aged six and older are welcome to attend

Festival of Carols

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Byron Smith and Clark Joseph lead the New England Symphonic Ensemble, chorus, and soloists in an evening of Gospel music. Jeanne Wohlgamuth conducts treble choir in works by Stephen Paulus, Kim Andre Arnesen, Paul Basler, and more. Ryan Holder conducts the world premiere of excerpts from Anders Edenroth’s Lionteeth, and Cvetozar Vutev conducts Imant Raminsh’s Missa Brevis.

New England Symphonic Ensemble

Carnegie Hall

Celebrate the end of an era as Ronald Jenkins takes the podium for his last concert as Chorus Director of the Columbus Symphony Chorus. For 41 years, Mr. Jenkins built the all-volunteer chorus to become a mainstay of Columbus Symphony programming. The closing concert of the Masterworks season will feature music from Great Britain, with favorites such as "Nimrod" from Elgar’s Enigma Variations. The program will also honor Memorial Day with Vaughan Williams’s powerful cantata, Dona Nobis Pacem.

Welcome to Spring

Ohio Theatre

Donna M. Di Grazia, David J. Baldwin Professor of Music, leads the celebrated Pomona College Glee Club in a program of music for a spring tour to England and Scotland.

Pomona College Glee Club in Concert

Pomona College

Join the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Chorus, and choirmaster Ronald J. Jenkins for American Choral Classics.

American Choral Classics

Saint Mary Catholic Church

The Edinburgh Festival Chorus joins with our Rising Stars for a programme of American music from the 20th and 21st centuries.

This Shining Night

Usher Hall

Brace yourself for adventure as we explore the New World’s ties to the old. We set sail from Ancient Rome with Beethoven’s brooding Coriolan — a general destroyed by his own pride — before arriving in New Bedford, Massachusetts, heart of America’s whaling industry, with Stephen Paulus’ Sea Portraits. We close with Brahms, who poured the wreckage of his broken heart into one of the stormiest works in the repertoire.

Stephen Paulus

Events

Upcoming events

Aug 13, 2026

This Shining Night · Edinburgh International Festival

Jan 23, 2027

Across the Sea · Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra

Past events

Jul 2, 2026

American Choral Masterworks with the Grant Park Chorus · Grant Park Music Festival

Jun 6, 2026

Season Finale – Pictures · Livingston Symphony Orchestra

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