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04/27/2025 in Providence RI: Ralph Vaughan Williams: "Old Hundredth Psalm Tune"; "O How Amiable"; Five Mystical Songs; and others, including solo performances. CONTACT: collegiumancora@gmail.com.

05/17/2025 in East Providence RI, 05/18/2025 in East Providence RI: CONTACT: thechorusofep@gmail.com.

05/03/2025 in Milford NH: Tickets: $18 adults, $15 students/seniors, free age 12 and under. CONTACT: milfordchorus@gmail.com.

05/03/2025 in Concord NH, 05/04/2025 in Concord NH: Oliver Caplan: We Exist; Mark Hayes: Kindness; works by Joan Szymko, Nicky Manlove, Ysaye Bardwell, Kevin Siegfried, William Hawley, and The October Project that ask and answer questions about how to live together. Ren Wemhoener, soprano; Philippe L'Esperance, tenor. Free admission for students K-12. CONTACT: info@concordchorale.org, 603-333-5211.

07/10/2025 in Plymouth NH: Antonio Vivaldi: Gloria, RV 589; Edward Elgar: Serenade for Strings in E Minor, Op. 20; Béla Bartók: Divertimento for Strings, Sz. 113 BB. 118. Lisa Cooper, soprano; Janet Poisson, soprano; Will Gunn, director, NHMF/Pemi Festival Chorus. CONTACT: info@nhmf.org, 603-238-9007.

05/01/2025 in Meredith NH, 05/02/2025 in Gilford NH, 05/04/2025 in Plymouth NH: CONTACT: 603-535-2366.

05/18/2025 in Nashua NH: Maurice Durufle: Requiem; other French composers. David Williams, conductor. CONTACT: nashuachoralsociety@gmail.com.

05/10/2025 in Peterborough NH, 05/11/2025 in Peterborough NH: CONTACT: monadnockchorus@gmail.com, 603-513-8818.

06/06/2025 in Manchester NH, 06/08/2025 in Manchester NH: Craig Hella Johnson: Considering Matthew Shepard (an oratorio composed as a response to the murder of Matthew Shepard, a young, gay college student at the University of Wyoming who in October 1998 was kidnapped, severely beaten, tied to a fence and left to die in a lonely field under a blanket of stars). CONTACT: info@mcsnh.org, 603-472-6627.

06/01/2025 in Keene NH: Gabriel Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine; Messe Basse; Requiem. CONTACT: keenechoralesingers@gmail.com.

05/25/2025 in New London NH: An uplifting collection of contemporary and sacred choral works with hopeful themes. With Joe Henderson, piano; Nicole Densmore, flute. Tickets: $20, $15 in advance, $5 for students. CONTACT: kearsargechorale@gmail.com, 603-526-4391.

05/06/2025 in Hanover NH: Tickets: $20 CONTACT: hop.box@dartmouth.edu, 603-646-2422.

05/17/2025 in Dover NH: Sandra M. Thomas, director. Free admission. CONTACT: gschoral@gmail.com.

05/31/2025 in Norwich VT, 06/01/2025 in Lebanon NH: Featuring music of Canada. Ticketless admission, with an optional donation ($15 suggested). CONTACT: info@cantabilewomen.org.

06/05/2025 in Brookline MA: CONTACT: info@koleinu.org, 617-433-7464.

03/30/2025 in Boston MA: G.F. Handel: Judas Maccabeus. Heinrich Christensen, director. With orchestra. Tickets: $25 ($20 advance), students/seniors $20 ($15 advance). CONTACT: hchristensen@kings-chapel.org, 617-227-2155.

04/06/2025 in Wellesley MA: A selection of pieces resonating with Passover’s themes of liberation, faith, and hope, that reminds us of our shared journey from the narrow to the expansive, from darkness to light. With Cantor Shanna Zell and other community singers. Available in person and via live stream. CONTACT: manager@zamir.org, 617-244-6333.

06/10/2025 in Auburndale MA: A unique “surround-sound” concert event: Listeners will be placed inside a circle of singers for music by Gershwin, Rossi, Bernstein, Lewandowski, Schiller, Shemer, and others. Singers in rotating positions and arrangements will treat the audience to a range of polyphonic and, at times, interactive music from many traditions—from meditative to rousing, whimsical to mystical, jazzy to prayerful. CONTACT: manager@zamir.org, 617-244-6333.

05/04/2025 in Boston MA: An interfaith concert that celebrates music from Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions. CONTACT: manager@zamir.org, 617-244-6333.

05/03/2025 in Lebanon NH: Dan Forrest: “The Sun Never Says”; "i thank You God for most this amazing day”; songs including “Choose Something Like a Star”, “How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place”, “Beauty is Life”, “Shenandoah”, "Beautiful City” and “Lunar Lullaby”; and other music for choir, piano, strings and percussion on the beauty of nature and of the spirit, ranging from Classical to Contemporary to African American Spirituals, Folk and Shape Note, with compositions by J.F. Haydn, Brahms, Jake Runestad, Alice Parker, Jacob Narverud, and more. Texts include the poetry of Michelangelo, E. E. Cummings, Robert Frost, Daniel Ladinsky, Kahlil Gibran. Admission by Donation ($15 suggested). CONTACT: belcantochambersingers@gmail.com, 603-448-1889.