UPDATE: THE JANUARY 25th SESSON IS POSTPONED. WE WILL ANNOUNCE A NEW DATE SHORTLY.
The Mendelssohn Choir is thrilled to announce that Global Choral Traditions is returning—with an exciting twist! Join us virtually or in-person at City of Asylum to explore the rich traditions of global choral music with local artists. All sessions are free and open to everyone—no singing...
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Junior Mendelssohn Concert: A Path to Hope
The Junior Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh present their annual fall concert, A Path to Hope. Under the baton of Music Director Caron Daley, the JMCP performs music celebrating themes of hope and resilience. Featured compositions include Katerina Gimon’s A Path to Hope, written in 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic; Sing Out My Soul, by Marques L. A. Garrett; and several lively madrigals. Guest artist Charlene...
The Promise of Light
December 10 | 7:30pm
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair - THIS PERFORMANCE IS SOLD OUT
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December 11 | 2:30pm
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair, Sensory Friendly Performance - THIS PERFORMANCE IS SOLD OUT
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Toward the Unknown Region
In the spring, MCP will present Toward the Unknown Region, a concert about boldly emerging from these uncertain times with daring optimism and a sense of renewal. This concert will feature two dynamic works for chorus: Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Toward the Unknown Region and Jonathan Dove's blistering song cycle The Passing of the Year, which contains an extended, challenging, beautiful solo piano part. The concert will also feature music...
A Time For Healing: The MCP’s First Virtual Performance!
The MCP is thrilled to premiere Pulitzer Prize-nominated composer Roger Ames' "A Time for Healing," the first movement of his new work, Symphony for the Pandemic. The lyrics come from Kitty O'Meara's viral poem And The People Stayed Home, expressing our shared desire to make the most of every moment and powerfully tapping into our dreams for a post-pandemic world filled with hope, not fear.
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