Upcoming Engagements

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• Lexington, MA
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• Say it With Music
• Celebrating Early 20^th Century American Popular Music
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• Please join us for "Say it with Music", a program of early twentieth century American popular music that has left an indelible mark on today's musical landscape. These timeless melodies will have you humming along nostalgically, as we take a journey down memory lane through the power of music.
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• Co-curated with the talented soprano and ukulele player, Sarah Moyer, "Say it with Music" features songs written by composers who immigrated to the United States at the turn of the 20th century. Enjoy tunes from the Tin Pan Alley genre, penned by legendary songwriters like Irving Berlin and Victor Herbert, and exquisite pieces by classical composers of the time, adding a rich tapestry of musical heritage. You'll also learn about the history of the music publishing industry, sheet music printing, and the significance the ukulele had on popular music.
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• Sarah Moyer, soprano & ukulele
• Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano & violin
• David Thomas Mather, baritone
• Julia Carey, piano
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• Yale Choral Artists
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• New Haven, CT
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• Membra Jesu nostri by Dieterich Buxtehude
• With the Elm City Consort
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• Professional Ensemble
• Jeffrey Douma, conductor

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• West Hartford, CT
• Worcester, MA
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• J.S. Bach, Town Council Election Cantatas
• BWV71, 119, 120
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• CONCORA’s now fifty-year history has always included masterworks from revered Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach Cantatas: Town Council Elections marks the official start of CONCORA’s partnership with THE COMPLETE BACH, an ambitious project that will present all of the music Bach ever wrote in America for the first time. Bach Cantatas: Town Council Elections features three of Bach's cantatas, BWV71, 119, and 120, which were all written in celebration of local elections during Bach’s lifetime.
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• Soloist & Professional Ensemble
• Chris Shepard, conductor
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• West Hartford, CT
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• Handel’s Messiah & Carol Sing
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• CONCORA continues its annual tradition with a performance of George Friderich Handel’s oratorio Messiah. This year we present the Christmas portion and fan-favorite “Hallelujah Chorus” paired with a carol sing guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit. CONCORA singers and soloists perform with chamber orchestra, creating a uniquely intimate and immersive experience.
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• Professional Ensemble
• Chris Shepard, conductor
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• Simsbury, CT
• Hartford, CT
• Boston, MA (Voce performs with Andrea Bocelli)
• Uncasville, MA (Voce performs with Andrea Bocelli)
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• Lumen
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• Neverland
• Hartford, CT
• Chestertown, MD
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• Falmouth, MA
• Newburyport, MA
• Chestnut Hill, MA
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• Take Flight
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• Skylark takes to the skies to celebrate its avian roots in a new program exploring music inspired by creatures that fill the air.
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• Professional Ensemble
• Matthew Guard, conductor
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• Sandwich, MA
• Newburyport, MA
• Cambridge, MA
• Greenwich, CT
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• Rachmaninoff Vespers
• One of our greatest musical joys, our triennial exploration of the greatest masterwork of the a cappella choral repertoire, Rachmaninoff’s monumental ‘All Night Vigil’.
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• Professional Ensemble
• Matthew Guard, conductor
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• Chestnut Hill, MA
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• Emily & Edna
• Art songs of Dickinson and Millay: Poetry in Music
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• Join us for an enchanting evening of art songs featuring the timeless poetry of Emily Dickinson and Edna St. Vincent Millay, two iconic voices of New England. This program highlights celebrated works of Lori Laitman, Jake Heggie, Margaret Bonds, and others, alongside the brilliant works of contemporary composers, chosen from Calliope's Call's prestigious Call for Scores competition. Experience the fusion of evocative poetry and innovative music, as each piece brings to life the words of these literary giants, deeply rooted in the landscapes and spirit of New England.
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• Emily Siar, soprano
• Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano
• Corey Dalton Hart, tenor
• Christina Wright-Ivanova, piano
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• Yale Choral Artists
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• New Haven, CT
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• Cancionero de luto by Armando Bayolo (world premiere)
• With the Victory Players
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• Professional Ensemble
• Jeffrey Douma, conductor

• Yale Choral Artists
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• New Haven, CT
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• Siddhartha (a new oratorio) by Christopher Theofanidis
• With the Yale Philharmonia and Yale Glee Club
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• Professional Ensemble
• Jeffrey Douma, conductor

Recent Engagements

• Yale Choral Artists
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• New Haven, CT
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• Water Rites
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• Malhaar: A Requiem for Water – Reena Esmail
• Walden Pond – Dominick Argento
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• Professional Ensemble
• Jeffrey Douma, conductor

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• Tucson, AZ
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• Gloria & Bernstein
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• BERNSTEIN, A SUPERSTAR SOPRANO AND THE FRENCH CONNECTION
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• Poulenc: Gloria featuring soprano Nicole Cabell
• Bernstein: Chichester Psalms & Selections from Candide
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• Professional Ensemble
• Eric Holtan, conductor
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• Falmouth, MA
• Chestnut Hill, MA
• Newburyport, MA
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• Windswept Seas
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• Set sail with Skylark and GRAMMY®-nominated storyteller Sarah Walker for an exciting adventure on the high seas! Featuring sea shanties, siren songs, and other folk music about life on the water. This thrilling new storytelling concert is sure to make you long for the open ocean.
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• Professional Ensemble
• Matthew Guard, conductor
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• Cincinnati, OH
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• Bach B Minor Mass
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• Professional Ensemble
• Craig Hella Johnson, conductor
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• Let’s Celebrate!
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• My Little Coquí (Maria) by Iván Enrique Rodríguez
• Jo Dooba So Paar (Khadija) by Omar Najmi
• Puja Kali (Kali) by Avik Sarkar
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• “Let’s Celebrate!” is an annual series drawing on diverse cultural traditions to supplement traditional holiday programming with shows reflective of White Snake Projects’ beautiful and diverse community of artists and opera lovers.
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• This iteration of “Let’s Celebrate!” will be embracing the traditions and stories of Puja Kali (a celebration of the Hindu goddess of death and rebirth, Kali), Eid al-Fitr (the breaking of the feast at Ramadan), Puerto Rico’s coqui frogs, as well as exploring how a multicultural family celebrates Thanksgiving.
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• New Moon
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• Calliope’s Call celebrates their 10th anniversary with a debut album, celebrating the work of female American composers, and exploring the themes of love, sexuality, and gender through the lenses of raw emotions and the power of nature. Featuring rarely-heard works by Marion Bauer, Jodi Goble, Sarah Hutchings, and Libby Larsen, this incredible program will be performed by soprano Evangelia Leontis, mezzo soprano Megan Roth, and pianist JJ Penna. Catch us on the road throughout New England, or in the comfort of your own home with the album!
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• Evangelia Leontis, soprano
• Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano
• JJ Penna, piano
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• Keene, NH
• Belmont, MA
• Norwalk, CT
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• Exeter, NH
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• Found in the Storm
• Chamber music by composer, Gregory W. Brown
• Featuring the Apple Hill String Quartet
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• Mary Hubbell, soprano
• Evangelia Leontis, soprano
• Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano
• Christina Wright-Ivanova, piano
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• Ticket and Event Info (coming soon)

• Yale Choral Artists
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• New Haven, CT
• NYC, NY
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• Music for Choir and Percussion, Part II
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• With the Percussion Collective, Robert Van Sice, Music Director
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• Memory of Water – Garth Neustadter
• The Doubter and the Doubt – Alejandro Viñao (world premiere)
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• Professional Ensemble
• Jeffrey Douma, conductor

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• Kansas City, MO
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• Considering Matthew Shepard by Craig Hella Johnson
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• Professional Ensemble
• Ben Spalding, conductor
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• New Milford, CT
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• Schubert Mass No. 6 in E-Flat
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• Megan Roth, alto soloist
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• James Knox Sutterfield, conductor

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• New Bedford, NY
• Falmouth, MA
• Greater Boston, MA
• Newburyport, MA
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• Clear Voices in the Dark
• Performances and Recording
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• Featuring Francis Poulenc’s Figure Humaine and songs of the American Civil War
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• This innovative concert program is a powerful cross-cultural statement about the expressive power of the arts, and specifically the human voice, in times of tragedy. Clear Voices in the Dark features Francis Poulenc's masterpiece Figure Humaine, composed in 1942 in occupied France, interspersed with simple yet powerful songs from the American Civil War era.
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• Matthew Guard, conductor

• Jubilate Chorale
• Sunday, May 7, 3:00pm
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• Brockton, MA
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• Duruflé Requiem
• Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano soloist
• Murray Kidd, conductor

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• Belmont, MA
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• Faces of War
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• Throughout history, the terrors of war have torn nations and peoples apart. However, we often forget the collateral damage of war: the havoc wreaked on families, homes, and innocent bystanders. This thought-provoking program explores the often overlooked effects war has on those who cannot control its outcome.
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• Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano
• David Thomas Mather, baritone
• Claire Burreson, soprano
• Sophie Berman, soprano

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• Falmouth, MA
• Greater Boston, MA
• Newburyport, MA
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• Sauntering Songs
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• A love letter to wanderlust
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• Join us for a world premiere commission created by Nell Shaw Cohen for Skylark, weaving together art songs, choral music, and literature into an expansive cantata on the theme of walking. From Walt Whitman to the present day, Sauntering Songs celebrates diverse characters who search for freedom and fulfillment through subversive journeys on foot.
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• Matthew Guard, conductor

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• Green Valley, AZ
• Tucson, AZ
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• RACHMANINOFF Vespers
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• Vespers, also known as The All-Night Vigil, has been praised as Rachmaninoff’s finest achievement. In an explosion of creativity this glorious work poured out of the composer in less than two weeks. A rich tapestry of chants, complex multiple melodies and harmonies, Rachmaninoff’s a cappella masterpiece is a showcase for the entire choir while making a special featuring of the bass voice. For these concerts True Concord gathers the best of these unique lowest-of-low voices—the basso profondo—creating a sound you will FEEL!
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• Eric Holtan, conductor

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• Worcester, MA
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• Remembrances
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• Berlioz La mort de Cléopâtre
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• Artists from Calliope's Call, New England's premier art song organization, join forces with the musicians of the New England Repertory Orchestra for a program of magnificent songs for voice and orchestra at Clark University. Remembrances revolves around the memories of days gone by, both beautiful and painful, to remind us that we are shaped by our pasts, and learn from them to help mold our futures.

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• Green Valley, AZ
• Tucson, AZ
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• HAYDN The Creation
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• Artfully sculpting the English translation to Haydn’s music, these performances feature a new text underlay by True Concord Assistant Director and bass, Philip Moody.
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• Eric Holtan, conductor

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• New Bedford, NY
• Falmouth, MA
• Greater Boston, MA
• Newburyport, MA
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• La Vie en Rose
• A trip to Paris for Valentine's Weekend
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• Join a chamber group of Skylarks to celebrate romantic music inspired by the French capital in our first collaboration with GRAMMY®-nominated pianist Joy Schreier. From beautiful chansons by Debussy and Ravel, to jazz classics from American songwriter Cole Porter, to French singers Edith Piaf and Charles Trenet, and perhaps even a touch of Broadway, La Vie en Rose promises to be a charming musical bon bon for Valentine’s Day weekend.
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• Matthew Guard, conductor

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