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| | becoming you, becoming me
Sat., Oct. 26 at 7:30 & Sun., Oct. 27 at 3:00
Through the eyes of a child, life is a series of fresh and surprising experiences. Each day brings new fears and new wonders. Led by new Artistic Director Dr. Ryan Deignan, we offer an expansive program reflecting on childhood and identity. We have so much to learn from a child's perspective, from our own childhoods. What do you remember?
Composers: Rheinberger, Whitacre, Goldberg, Shara Nova, Alan/Cracauer, von Kampen, Absil, Hong & Quanfu/arr. Choi, Sariola Soila, Melissa Dunphy, Mia Makaroff, Carnahan/Murphy, Tormis, Smiley, Betinis, Horn/Deignan, Britten, and more. | Buy tickets |
| | Singing for life
HS festival concert
Saturday, Nov. 2 at 7:00
High School singers from around SE Minnesota will perform with Choral Arts and the CANTUS singers in the capstone concert of this year's Choral Festival. | Buy tickets |
| | a mother's joy
Fri., Dec 13 @ 7:30, Sat., Dec 14 @ 7:30
Sun., Dec 15 @ 3:00
We are excited to return to the beautiful Lourdes Chapel at Assisi Heights for the popular Christmas concerts. Christmas staples and holiday favorites will mix with selections exploring themes of new life, motherhood, and caretaking.
Works by Sinéad O'Connor, Artemisia, Holst, Tavener, Rizza, Chilcott, Clarke, Britten, Howells, and Rutter. | Buy tickets |
| | strangers and friends
Sat., March 8 @ 7:30 or Sun., March 9 @ 3:00
"The most important reason to treat people well is not what you'll get in return. It's who you hope to become. Kindness is not about reciprocity or karma; it's about character. Civility doesn't need to be justified with consequences. Respecting others is the right thing to do."
Choral Arts' midwinter concert offers repertoire centering on how we interact with another - a stranger on the street, an acquaintance, a friend.
With works by Pärt, Androzzo/Carter, Runestad, Take 6, Tracy Wong, säje, Lassus, MacMillan, Reena Esmail, Deke Sharon, Lang, Hogan, Caroline Shaw, Brahms, and more. | Buy tickets |
| | let love come
Sat., May 3 @ 7:30 or Sun., May 4 @ 3:00
A reflection on the value of community, shared fellowship, and belonging, which goes beyond the individual and radiates outward from our nuclear families and close relationships. Honoring the past and looking forward to a bright future, we are excited to premiere commissions by Shruthi Rajasekar and Grammy-nominated composer Alex Berko. | Buy tickets |
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| General Admission
$30 Adults
$10 Students
(includes educators)
Assisi Heights
Assigned Seating
Preferred Seats
Adults & Students
$33 - $35
Pew Rows
Adults $30
Students $10
General Admission
Adults $15
Students $10 |
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