Concerts

Come and hear us prepare for our Masterworks series featuring Handel’s Dixit Dominus and Sarah Kirkland Snider’s Mass for the Endangered.

No tickets, no reservations needed – just come as you are, whenever you want, and stay as long as you like! Our free Open Rehearsals are a great opportunity to experience the Chorale for free — and check out the music for our next concerts.

Open Rehearsal begins at 6:30 PM
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Downtown Phoenix
100 W Roosevelt St Phoenix, AZ 85003

Preview of @Candystations artwork for Mass for the Endangered, audio by Gallicantus on Nonesuch Records/New Amsterdam

ADULT $45
SENIOR/MILITARY $39  (65+/With Military ID)
YOUTH $23 (Ages 6 to 16)
STUDENT RUSH TICKETS $5 at the door (17 years of age and older with a valid student ID)

For the first time, the Chorale presents a multi-sensory experience in the Great Hall at Phoenix Art Museum, with chamber orchestra and animated art projections by @Candystations/Deborah Johnson. The music is a stunning juxtaposition of baroque and contemporary that explores power and what we do with it, in Handel’s virtuosic Dixit Dominus and Sarah Kirkland Snider’s contemporary classical masterpiece Mass for the Endangered.

This series includes a 3rd traditional concert format presentation at Camelback Bible Church without artwork.

Our final open rehearsal of the 2022-23 season features our preparation for our spring series, Soundtrack: 500 Years of Musical Companionship.

No tickets, no reservations needed – just come as you are, whenever you want, and stay as long as you like! Our free Open Rehearsals are a great opportunity to experience the Chorale for free — and check out the music for our next concerts.

Open Rehearsal begins at 6:30 PM
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Downtown Phoenix
100 W Roosevelt St Phoenix, AZ 85003

ADULT $42
SENIOR/MILITARY $37  (65+/With Military ID)
YOUTH $20 (Ages 6 to 16)
STUDENT RUSH TICKETS $5 at the door (17 years of age and older with a valid student ID)

The Chorale traces a history through 500 years of song, exploring how composers throughout the ages have used music to help explain everyday life, love, and loss.