Hallelujah—the holidays are here!
December is here, and with it our trio of annual holiday events!
First up: Our annual open sing of Handel’s Messiah, a NYC tradition five decades strong!
This year’s Sing we are thrilled to welcome to the podium conductor Patrick Gardner, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts, and Conductor of Riverside Choral Society, to lead us in favorite choruses from Handel’s beloved oratorio. Don’t have a score? We’ll lend you one!
Our Advance Box Office is Closed, but there are plenty of tickets available at the door! ($20 general/$15 student)
Tickets are going fast—come to our holiday concert!
Our upcoming holiday concert on Friday, December 20th is now just a few weeks off! We’ve been preparing the music since September and are thrilled to present this gorgeous program, featuring the New York premiere of Margaret Burk’s This Holy Hour for choir and harp, along with works by Leonard Bernstein, Abbie Betinis, Mark Miller, and Zanaida Stewart Robles.
Advance tickets are available online now…and you can learn more here!
…and don’t forget our other popular holiday events, which offer music spanning the centuries—from Handel to “Holly Jolly Christmas!”
Thanks for joining us at our “Spookeasy”!
We had a great time at our recent Halloween “Spookeasy”—thanks to everyone who scared, er, shared the evening with us!
We look forward to seeing you soon…at our trio of holiday events that will be here before you know it!
Announcing our 2024-25 Season!
With the arrival of fall, we are excited to be back together in rehearsal, and to welcome new members and welcome back our “veterans” for another year of singing!
This upcoming season features the return of our annual holiday concert in December featuring the NYC premiere of Margaret Burk‘s This Holy Hour, a new approach to the “Ceremony of Carols” that combines gorgeous settings of traditional carols with settings of new texts that speak to the word we find ourselves in today. Also included in the program are works by Abbie Betinis, Leonard Bernstein, Mark Miller, and Zenaida Robles.