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11/22/2026 in Danbury CT: Including a special feature, "An Eastern European Holiday" with music from Romania, Russia, Slovakia, and Ukraine. CONTACT: info@cmchorale.org, 203-775-2602.

04/17/2027 in Deep River CT: Ludwig van Beethoven: Mass in C, Op. 86; Turkish March from Die Ruinen von Athen, Op. 113; Moses Hogan: "Ride the Chariot"; Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr. McDowell: "Orpheus with His Lute"; Randall Thompson: "The Pasture" from Frostiana; Simon & Garfunkel, arr. Shaw: "Bridge over Troubled Water"; J. S. Bach: Allein zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ, Cantata BWV 33, Mvts 1 & 6; Ola Gjello: "The Lake Isle"; Rolf Løvland and Brendan Graham, arr. Hayes: You Raise Me Up. With orchestra. CONTACT: webmaster@conbrio.org, 860-526-5399.

12/12/2026 in Clinton CT, 12/13/2026 in Clinton CT: Benjamin Britten: A Ceremony of Carols. Op 28; with other seasonal music. Sarah Armstrong, soprano; Dr. Chris Shepard, conductor. With the Con Brio Festival Orchestra. CONTACT: webmaster@conbrio.org, 860-526-5399.

12/06/2026 in Deep River CT: Saint-Saëns: Christmas Oratorio; with other seasonal music. A complimentary reception will follow the concert. CONTACT: Contact@CappellaCantorum.org, 860-526-1038.

12/20/2026 in Old Saybrook CT: G.F. Handel: Messiah Part I (movements 1-21) and the Hallelujah Chorus. Sit in the back and listen, or sit up front and sing along. Singers should arrive early and be seated in voice sections by 1:30 pm for a short warmup/rehearsal. Bring your own Messiah score, or scores will be available on loan for a $10 refundable deposit. Tickets are required for entry, and may be purchased in advance at https://thekate.org or by calling the box office at 860-510-0453. CONTACT: Contact@CappellaCantorum.org, 860-526-1038.

03/21/2027 in Lexington MA: The chamber series concerts features solo vocal performances by our Cantata Singers singers in an intimate setting. This program takes a journey through the past and present of the folk and art song of Great Britain. CONTACT: mrush@cantatasingers.org, 617-868-5885.

05/02/2027 in West Roxbury MA: Joseph Haydn: The Creation. CONTACT: mrush@cantatasingers.org, 617-868-5885.

02/28/2027 in Boston MA: Gabriel Fauré: Requiem. CONTACT: mrush@cantatasingers.org, 617-868-5885.

12/12/2026 in Cambridge MA: J.S. Bach: Magnificat; with seasonal music, including a sing along with our choir! CONTACT: mrush@cantatasingers.org, 617-868-5885.

11/22/2026 in Cambridge MA: Chamber series concerts feature solo vocal performances by Cantata Singers members in an intimate setting. This event explores the past and present of American folk music and art song over the last 250 years. CONTACT: mrush@cantatasingers.org, 617-868-5885.

10/30/2026 in Boston MA: Jonathan Dove: The Passing of the Year; Arianne Abela’s: I Love You Like a Rainbow; Because You Sang; César Franck: Psalm 150. The Festival brings together around 200 singers, including 150 students from Westborough and Arlington High School choirs. After a day of immersive workshops, these young singers will join Cantata Singers on stage—uniting fresh voices with seasoned professionals in a powerful celebration of community and compassion. CONTACT: mrush@cantatasingers.org, 617-868-5885.

12/11/2026 in Chestnut Hill MA, 12/13/2026 in Worcester MA: A twist on the poem "Twas the Night Before Christmas" — elaborate, humorous, and festive. With hot cider, mulled wine, and singalong carols. Reception following the concert! CONTACT: director@nveboston.com, 801-556-1307.

09/23/2026 in Boston MA, 09/24/2026 in Exeter NH: Greg Brown: Strange Land, an immersive multimedia experience setting modern and ancient Psalms for choir, tenor soloist, and chamber ensemble augmented with electronic sounds. Jonas Budris, tenor; Benjamin Perry, conductor. With Juventas New Music Ensemble. Images by Brian Cohen, texts by Todd Hearon. Supported by the inaugural David Hoose Commission Grant from Choral Arts New England. CONTACT: director@nveboston.com, 801-556-1307.

10/25/2026 in Methuen MA, 10/30/2026 in newburyport MA: Movements from Johannes Brahms’ A German Requiem, as well as selections from Felix Mendelssohn, Jonathan Battishill, and Nicholas White, interspersed with poems written by local New England artists that enhance each musical piece. The performance is an offering of choral music and poetry to comfort and inspire us as the twilight of the year approaches. Tickets: $20 at the door, $15 in advance. A portion of the proceeds from both concerts will be donated to The Resettlement Partnership, a local groundswell organization of faith communities, resettlement service providers, and others that supports refugees in northeast Massachusetts. CONTACT: maryjodice1@gmail.com, 617-513-8747.

11/07/2026 in Lexington MA: Giya Kancheli: Styx (Emily Rideout, viola); Richard Strauss: Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks; Claude Debussy: La Mer. Styx portrays the passage to the land of the dead across the River Styx. Tickets: $15–$75. CONTACT: info@lexingtonsymphony.org, 781-523-9009.

12/03/2026 in Somerville MA: Lush vocals and unique arrangements from traditional, classical, and folk roots in the US, British Isles and beyond., accentuated with added instrumentation, including banjos and guitars, Lithuanian Kanklės, and Irish bodhrán. The program features holiday stories, songs, and humor, and includes opportunities to sing along. Tickets are on a sliding scale with no added fees or bar minimum. Info on transit routes and overflow parking is at https://artsatthearmory.org/contact-us/getting-here/ CONTACT: Windborne@Windbornesingers.com.