This year, we invited YOU, our friends and choral fans, to vote on your favorites from the past 24 seasons.  And the results are in!  Jeff may be waving the baton, but YOU programmed the music (Hmmm...Palestrina or Paulus, Bernstein or Gershwin?).  Don’t miss finding out which of the 1,100 plus works from the Chorale’s repertoire made it into Audience Choice - Encore!

This year, we invited YOU, our friends and choral fans, to vote on your favorites  from the past 24 seasons. And the results are in! Jeff may be waving the baton, but YOU programmed the music (Hmmm...Palestrina or Paulus, Bernstein or Gershwin?). Don’t miss finding out which of the 1,100 plus works from the Chorale’s repertoire made it into Audience Choice - Encore!

Celebrate the Season!  This year the Chorale will lift your spirits with thrilling brass and organ accompaniment in Cecilia McDowall’s Christus Natus Est and Randol Bass’ Gloria, transform you with the beauty of Eric Whitacre’s Lux Aurumque, and warm you with the familiar melodies of traditional carols.  Don’t forget your part!  The annual carol sing-along is not to be missed.

Celebrate the Season! This year the Chorale will lift your spirits with thrilling brass and organ accompaniment in Cecilia McDowall’s Christus Natus Est and Randol Bass’ Gloria, transform you with the beauty of Eric Whitacre’s Lux Aurumque, and warm you with the familiar melodies of traditional carols. Don’t forget your part! The annual carol sing-along is not to be missed.

Join us as we share two holiday concerts for patients and visitors at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, and Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix. This will be the tenth consecutive year the Chorale has been invited to perform as part of special programming sponsored by the Mayo Clinic Center for Humanities in Medicine. We will sing much of the repertoire from our winter concert.

Join us as we share two holiday concerts for patients and visitors at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, and Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix. This will be the tenth consecutive year the Chorale has been invited to perform as part of special programming sponsored by the Mayo Clinic Center for Humanities in Medicine. We will sing much of the repertoire from our winter concert.

Mosaic, the art of assembling colored pieces of glass or stone to create an image or design, has been used to depict stories of faith and the spirit for centuries. The Chorale will give life to its own mosaic with some of the jewels of the past 500 years of sacred song set in place by the rich and powerful music of Mendelssohn, Duruflé, Ešenvalds, Wilberg and more.

Mosaic, the art of assembling colored pieces of glass or stone to create an image or design, has been used to depict stories of faith and the spirit for centuries. The Chorale will give life to its own mosaic with some of the jewels of the past 500 years of sacred song set in place by the rich and powerful music of Mendelssohn, Duruflé, Ešenvalds, Wilberg and more.

The Chorale ends its celebration of 25 years in song with a tribute to songs of the heart - “If music be the food of love, Sing On.” From a water-nymph’s plea to the moon in Dvořák’s Song to the Moon to the simple conviction of hope in Dolly Parton’s Light of a Clear Blue Morning, Sing On is a fitting finale to this anniversary season’s celebration of the love and friendships that we share through song.