Featuring members of the Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Orchestra
In partnership with Violins of Hope Pittsburgh
Our program this year is about hope, reaching out toward the infinite, and finding our place in the world both near and far from home. Texts are taken from such diverse sources as Edgar Allen Poe, Henry Wadsworth...
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Coming Home
Please join us at this FREE concert to meet MCP’s new Music Director Daniel Singer!
Home. It’s a state of mind, a physical place, a yearning inside each of us to find a place we can call home. This musical journey will explore this shared human condition—from our physical home on earth to a spiritual home beyond...
The Mendelssohn Choir Appoints Daniel Singer as Music Director
The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh is delighted to announce that Daniel Singer has joined the organization as the new Robert Page Music Director, succeeding Matthew Mehaffey after his seven-season tenure. Daniel brings a wealth of experience, creativity, and passion for choral music to this role.
Get to Know Daniel
Daniel has been conducting with the Cleveland Orchestra since 2012, where he serves as...
For the Human: Brahms’ Requiem
The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh opens the 2023-2024 season with a performance of Brahms' soulful, yet hopeful Ein Deutsches Requiem (A German Requiem), with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. It is Brahms' longest composition, and while it uses sacred text, it is not a requiem in the traditional Latin sense, rather focusing on hope and comfort. The concert begins with an a cappella performance of Latvian composer...
Handel’s Messiah
Join the Mendelssohn Choir and Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra as they perform Handel's beloved masterpiece, Messiah....
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