upcoming events

Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia sings with The Philadelphia Orchestra and conductor Justin Freer to perform Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban live with film. Tickets and more information.

Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia sings with The Philadelphia Orchestra and conductor Justin Freer to perform Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban live with film. Tickets and more information.

Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia opens its 153rd season, Out of Many, One, with a program that lives inside the extremes — the sacred agony and ecstatic release that sit at the heart of our human experiences. Featuring the Schubert Mass in G, MacMillan's Seven Last Words from the Cross, and my own Weaver of Eternities, featuring poet Jackie Goldfinger, saxophonist Valentin Kovalev, and the Chabmer Orchestra of Philadelphia. More details and tickets here.

NOTUS performs a concert of works that inspire passions and invention. Featuring a world premiere of Aaron Travers' Whitman Studies, the concert will also include works by Dale Trumbore, Shavon Lloyd, Ily Matthew Maniano, and new IU professor of composition Texu Kim, plus the NOTUS Student Composition Contest winners.

Paul John Robinson leads the Sanctum Chorus of First Presbyterian Church Lexington in a performance of my work, Our Wildest Imagining as part of their Sunday afternoon concert. Also featuring Bruckner's Te Deum in the brass and organ arrangement.

The most wonderful time of the year comes to life with dazzling holiday traditions! Featuring Symphony of the Mountains (performing A Home is Found at Christmas), the Academy of Strings, Mountain Empire Children's Choral Academy, Mountain Mission School Choir, and Voices of the Mountains joining in celebration! Tickets and more information.

The most wonderful time of the year comes to life with dazzling holiday traditions! Featuring Symphony of the Mountains (performing A Home is Found at Christmas), the Academy of Strings, Mountain Empire Children's Choral Academy, Mountain Mission School Choir, and Voices of the Mountains joining in celebration! Tickets and more information.

Dr. Eric Stark and the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir give the world premiere of We, At Last, my new choral-orchestral work commissioned in honor of Eric's 25th anniversary with the ensemble. Featuring poetry of Nadja Halilbegovich. More information and tickets here.

The Christmas story has always held both the isolation of a cold night far from home, and the hope that breaks through it. Showcasing the world premiere of Harold Burgmayer's In Thy Dark Streets Shineth, a meditation on the light that finds its way into even the darkest corners of our lives. It joins other new and recent works by composers Sarah Quartel, Saunder Choi, Ben Ponniah, Rex Isenberg, and others, alongside beloved choral chestnuts that trace the emotional range of the winter season. Featuring Timberdale Brass, organist Andy Kotylo, and pianist Ting Ting Wong. Two performances, 2pm and 5pm. More details and tickets here.

Anthony Parnther leads The Philadelphia Orchestra and Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia in timeless holiday classics. The Glorious Sound of Christmas is an annual Philadelphia tradition beloved by listeners of all ages and the perfect way to begin all holiday celebrations. With shimmering orchestral colors, soaring choral moments, and heart-warming surprises, this concert captures the magic, joy, and wonder of Christmas. Tickets and more information.