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Events for CONCORA (Connecticut Choral Artists)
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November 30, 2025 (Sunday)

iCal 4:00 PM. CONCORA (Connecticut Choral Artists) [CT]: Handel's Messiah & ​Carol Sing. G.F. Handel, Messiah, Christmas portion and “Hallelujah" Chorus. With chamber orchestra and soloists. Followed by a carol sing with the audience. For more information, call 860-293-0567 or email contact@concora.org. Church Of St. Peter Claver, 47 Pleasant Street, West Hartford CT 06107 ⓘ 🔗

October 24, 2025 (Friday)

iCal 8:00 PM. CONCORA (Connecticut Choral Artists) [MA]: CONCORA & Baroklyn. J.S. Bach: Cantata, Es ist das Heil uns kommen her, BWV 9; Chorale-Preludes from Cantatas BWV 99, 22 & 182; Keyboard Concerto in E Major, BWV 1053. Simone Dinnerstein, piano and conductor, with her chamber ensemble Baroklyn. For more information, call 860-293-0567 or email contact@concora.org. Mechanics Hall, 321 Main Street, Worcester MA 01608 ⓘ 🔗

October 23, 2025 (Thursday)

iCal 7:30 PM. CONCORA (Connecticut Choral Artists) [CT]: CONCORA & Baroklyn. J.S. Bach: Cantata, Es ist das Heil uns kommen her, BWV 9; Chorale-Preludes from Cantatas BWV 99, 22 & 182; Keyboard Concerto in E Major, BWV 1053. Simone Dinnerstein, piano and conductor, with her chamber ensemble Baroklyn. For more information, call 860-293-0567 or email contact@concora.org. University of Hartford, 300 Bloomfield Ave, West Hartford CT 06117 ⓘ 🔗

September 13, 2025 (Saturday)

iCal 7:00 PM. Connecticut Choral Artists [CT]: An American Requiem. Edward Tyler: An American Requiem, a work that reflects on the school gun violence epidemic in America. For more information, call 860-293-0567 or email contact@concora.org. St. John's Episcopal Church, 628 Main Street, Stamford CT 06901 ⓘ 🔗

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  • Musica Sacra [MA]: The Requiem Masses of Gabriel Fauré and Eustache du Caurroy. You may know the sublimely beautiful Requiem by the 19th century composer Gabriel Fauré, but did you know that his predecessor by 300 years, Eustache de Caurroy, wrote a Requiem for the death of King Henry IV which was then used at the funerals of French kings for the next 200 years? [10/18/2025] Cambridge MA ⓘ Visit archive