past events

VoNo conductor Lone Larsen and Adolf Fredriks Musikklasser Farsta, classes 8GH and 5GH, conductor Anna Smedendahl Rosén, participate. The internationally acclaimed vocal ensemble VoNo collaborates with Adolf Fredriks Musikklasser in Farsta in a colorful performance with polyphonic choral music, poetry and improvisation. I AM LIKE MANY is about herd mentality, resistance and forbidden love, with choral music by Ann-Sofi Söderqvist and Malin Hülphers, Stuart Beatch, Marie-Claire Saindon, Dominick DiOrio (The Visible World) and Henrik Dahlgren – but also music created in the moment with the help of the audience’s own words and thoughts. More information.

The CREDO Project premieres continue in Graz, Austria, including my final movement: "Et Vitam Venturi" More information here.

The Choir of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia (The Rev. Eric P. Hungerford, Rector) and Dr. Andrew Kotylo, Director of Music and Organist, present the consortium world premiere of Our Wildest Imagining, a new work to honor the Right Reverend V. Gene Robinson, as part of their morning service.

Dominick DiOrio and Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia open their 152nd Season with a performance of Henry Purcell's tragic opera Dido and Aeneas, featuring musicians from the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. The work is paired with DiOrio's major new work in collaboration with poet Kyle Conner, Vigil for Love, featuring pianist Ting Ting Wong.

The CREDO Project premieres continue in Graz, Austria, including my final movement: Et Vitam Venturi More information here.

Patti LaBelle headlines a major outdoor concert honoring the 250th anniversary of the Navy and the Marines. Featuring the US Navy Band Concert Band, Sea Chanters, and Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia. Dominick DiOrio is honored to be the only civilian conductor on the concert, leading the full ensemble in Verdi's Anvil Chorus from Il Trovatore. Mendelssohn Chorus is also honored to sing back-up vocals with musical legend Patti LaBelle. More information.

James Bass leads Seraphic Fire in their opening concert of the year, featuring timeless favorites from across the 23 years of the ensemble's programming. Includes my work, I Am with soprano solo. More information here.

The Choir of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (The Rev. Winnie Varghese, Rector) and Matthew Michael Brown, HonRSCM, Director of Music, present the consortium world premiere of Our Wildest Imagining, a new work to honor the Right Reverend V. Gene Robinson, as part of their morning service.

James Bass leads Seraphic Fire in their opening concert of the year, featuring timeless favorites from across the 23 years of the ensemble's programming. Includes my work, I Am with soprano solo. More information here.

Shannon Gravelle and the Lawrence University Viking Chorale performed by work The Ghost's Story for mixed choir and marimba as part of their Fall Preview concert.