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Auditions are open for Allegra Commonwealth Singers, Cantemus Chamber Chorus, Cantilena Voices, Convivium Musicum, Coro Allegro, Crescendo Inc, Eudaimonia Voices, Halalisa Singers, JourneySongs, Old North Festival Chorus and Old North Church , The Seraphim Singers, Sheepscot Chorus, St. Cecilia Chamber Choir and West Bay Chorale. See the auditions page for more information.
May 17, 2025 (Saturday)
7:00 PM. Gaudeamus/Chorus Angelicus [CT]: Music for the Soul: Renewal. Andrew Thomson’s Requiem; Jeffrey Boratko: DNA; Paul Halley: Freedom Trilogy; Bob Chilcott: Jazz Mass. Joint concert by the children’s choir Chorus Angelicus, its adult counterpart Gaudeamus, and the Manchester CT State Community College Chorale. Dr. Gabriel Löfvall, conductor; Theresa Thomason, Jeffrey Boratko, and Andrew Thomson, guest artists. Tickets: #30, $10 students, free for children. For more information, call 860-496-8841 or email info@ChorusAngelicus.com. St. Patrick - St. Anthony Church, 285 Church Street, West Hartford CT 06117 (View flier) ⓘⓘ 🔗
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- Camberville Somerchoir [MA]: Timeless Motets. Motets by J.S. Bach, including Jesu, meine Freude; Ich lasse dich nicht; Komm, Jesu, komm; and Lobet den Herrn; with modern motets by Willy Burkhard and Wolfram Buchenberg, and a world première of three poems set by Lauren Hsu; and more. Max Holman, organ; Andrew Koutroubas, cello; Lorraine Fitzmaurice and Holly Druckman, conductors. Tickets: Suggested donation $25, but any amount is welcome. Concerts will be livestreamed. [8/28 & 8/29/2026] Somerville MA Visit archive
- The Tallis Scholars [MA]: Mother & Child: English music for the Virgin Mary. Music from the English repertoire about the Virgin Mary, including Thomas Tallis’s Missa Puer natus, Benjamin Britten’s A Hymn to the Virgin, and a newly commissioned piece by Matthew Martin. [12/5/2025] Cambridge MA