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🔆 The summer programs page lists 16 programs (last change 4/26/24).

iCal 8:00 PM. Seraphim [MA]: Stars and Planets. Gustav Holst: The Planets, transcribed and performed by organist Peter Sykes, assisted by Victoria Wagner; Timothy Takach: Helios (selections); Patricia Van Ness: Stars (premiere, commission, poetry by Sarah Teasdale); works by Dove and Schumann. In collaboration with the Boston Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. For more information, call 617-312-8328 or email info@seraphimsingers.org. Church of the Redeemer, 379 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill MA 02467 (View flier)

iCal 8:00 PM. The Seraphim Singers [MA]: Stars and Planets. Between the movements of Holst's The Planets choral pieces will illuminate a glorious journey through the heavens. Gustav Holst: The Planets, transcribed by Peter Sykes; Timothy Takach: Helios (selections); Jonathan Dove: Seek Him that Maketh the Seven Stars; Patricia Van Ness: Stars (premiere, commission, poetry by Sarah Teasdale); Robert Schumann: An die Sterne; Elliott Gyger: Wie schön leuchtet die Morgenstern. Peter Sykes (assisted by Victoria Wagner) organ. Jennifer Lester, director. With the Youth Choir, First Church in Belmont; in collaboration with the Boston Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. Tickets: $22 advance/$25 at the door; senior $17 in advance/$20 at the door; students: $10; virtual: $15. First-timers: purchase a $25 ticket and receive a gift ticket to a planetarium show at the Museum of Science. For more information, call 617-312-8328 or email darylbichel@aol.com. Church of the Redeemer, 379 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill MA 02467 (View flier)

iCal 3:00 PM. The Seraphim Singers [MA]: Inspired to Joy. We have been through many challenges in recent years, yet Joy resurfaces from consolation growing into hope. Ivo Antognini: Hope is the thing with feathers (poetry by Emily Dickinson); Hubert Parry: There is an old belief; Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Magnificat in F; Trevor Weston: Lauda (premiere, commissioned work, poetry by Angelo Geter); works of J.S. Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Biebl, and Maurice Duruflé. Pre-concert forum with Trevor Weston, and Angelo Geter at 7:30 pm on March 2. The March 3 concert will be broadcast. Stephan Griffin, baritone; Heinrich Christensen, organ; Paul Mattal and Stephanie Wingfield, cello. Tickets: $22 advance/$25 door; seniors $17 advance/$20 door; students $10; virtual: $15+. For more information, call 617-312-8328 or email darylbichel@aol.com. First Church in Cambridge, 11 Garden Street, Cambridge MA 02138 (View flier)

iCal 8:00 PM. The Seraphim Singers [MA]: Inspired to Joy. We have been through many challenges in recent years, yet Joy resurfaces from consolation growing into hope. Ivo Antognini: Hope is the thing with feathers (poetry by Emily Dickinson); Hubert Parry: There is an old belief; Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Magnificat in F; Trevor Weston: Lauda (premiere, commissioned work, poetry by Angelo Geter); works of J.S. Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Biebl, and Maurice Duruflé. Pre-concert forum with Trevor Weston, and Angelo Geter at 7:30 pm on March 2. The March 3 concert will be broadcast. Stephan Griffin, baritone; Heinrich Christensen, organ; Paul Mattal and Stephanie Wingfield, cello. Tickets: $22 advance/$25 door; seniors $17 advance/$20 door; students $10; virtual: $15+. For more information, call 617-312-8328 or email darylbichel@aol.com. Holy Name Church, 1689 Centre Street, West Roxbury MA 02132 (View flier)

iCal 3:00 PM. The Seraphim Singers [MA]: A Seraphim Christmas (and Winter Wear Clothing Drive). A joyous celebration of the Christmas season with choral works by Betinis, Bichel, Biebl, Daquin, Margetson, Mendelssohn, Rutter, Schütz, Talley, Villette, Wangenheim, and Woodman, plus carol sing. Jennifer Lester, music director; Louise Mundinger, organ. Bring new and gently used winter wear donations to benefit those experiencing homelessness. Items for men are preferred (details on website). Season tickets available until December 3: $65, $50 senior, $30 student. Individual tickets: $22 advance/$25 at the door, senior $17 advance/$20 at the door; student $10; virtual $15 plus. Special offer for first time ticket purchasers on website. For more information, call 617-312-8328 or email darylbichel@aol.com. First Church in Cambridge, 11 Garden St, Cambridge MA 02138 (View flier)

iCal 8:00 PM. The Seraphim Singers [MA]: A Seraphim Christmas (and Winter Wear Clothing Drive). A joyous celebration of the Christmas season with choral works by Betinis, Bichel, Biebl, Daquin, Margetson, Mendelssohn, Rutter, Schütz, Talley, Villette, Wangenheim, and Woodman, plus carol sing. Jennifer Lester, music director; Louise Mundinger, organ. Bring new and gently used winter wear donations to benefit those experiencing homelessness. Items for men are preferred (details on website). Season tickets available until December 3: $65, $50 senior, $30 student. Individual tickets: $22 advance/$25 at the door, senior $17 advance/$20 at the door; student $10; virtual $15 plus. Special offer for first time ticket purchasers on website. For more information, call 617-312-8328 or email darylbichel@aol.com. Holy Name Parish, 1689 Centre St, West Roxbury MA 02132 (View flier)

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Archived Online Events

  • Musica Sacra [MA]: In Music is Such Art: Choral Music set to texts of Shakespeare. Brush up your Shakespeare! From the time of his contemporary, Thomas Morley, to the present day, composers have turned to his expressive poetry to further explore his keen observations of the human condition. Modern composers such as Mäntyjärvi, Diemer, Komulainen, Harris, Helldén, Johanson, and Hamilton, as well as 19th century ones such as Macfarren, Pearsall and Amy Beach have all set his texts, be they poetry or songs or famous soliloquies from his plays. [5/11/2024] Cambridge MA
  • Pioneer Valley Symphony Orchestra: Oliver Towne: Streaming Free May 1. The PVS Orchestra’s 30th annual Mary Stuart Rogers Education Concert was performed on April 11th for almost one thousand 3rd & 4th graders in Greenfield, MA. A video of the world premiere of Oliver Towne, a radio play-style composition from Andrés Martín and poet Roger Arvid Anderson, will be available to stream free on our YouTube channel beginning May 1st. [5/1/2024] Visit archive