Upcoming Performances
Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen, BWV 51 (J. S. Bach)
Performance of the Cantata as a facet of the 2026 “Bachtoberfest” with Princeton Pro Musica (Ryan Brandau, conductor)
Messiah: Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Join the Fifth Avenue Chamber Choir and Orchestra for Handel’s Messiah, one of New York’s most cherished holiday traditions. Performed on historic instruments in the magnificent sanctuary of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, this vibrant interpretation places choir and orchestra at the heart of Handel’s masterpiece, with solo movements sung by members of the choir.
Messiah: Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Join the Fifth Avenue Chamber Choir and Orchestra for Handel’s Messiah, one of New York’s most cherished holiday traditions. Performed on historic instruments in the magnificent sanctuary of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, this vibrant interpretation places choir and orchestra at the heart of Handel’s masterpiece, with solo movements sung by members of the choir.
Amor Artis: Christmas Concert
Annual Christmas concert as soprano section leader and soloist. Repertoire TBD. Conducted by Ryan Brandau, Artistic Director.
Philadelphia Orchestra: Christmas Oratorio (J. S. Bach)
Bach’s monumental Christmas Oratorio, a collection of six spectacular cantatas written for the six feasts between Christmas and the Epiphany, heard complete for the first time by The Philadelphia Orchestra. Led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
Philadelphia Orchestra: Christmas Oratorio (J. S. Bach)
Bach’s monumental Christmas Oratorio, a collection of six spectacular cantatas written for the six feasts between Christmas and the Epiphany, heard complete for the first time by The Philadelphia Orchestra. Led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
NYE All-Bach Concert
With the Amor Artis Chamber Choir and baroque orchestra as soprano section leader and soloist. Repertoire and details TBD. Conducted by Ryan Brandau.
Vocal Arts Ensemble (VAE) Cincinnati
Details forthcoming. Learn more about the ensemble.
Vocal Arts Ensemble (VAE) Cincinnati
Details forthcoming. Learn more about the ensemble.
Philadelphia Orchestra: Symphony No. 9, Beethoven
Beethoven’s 9th Symphony and Joe Hisaishi’s Orbis, a choral work composed as a companion piece to Beethoven’s 9th.
Res Facta Vocal Ensemble: Josquin and the Franco-Flemish School
In the golden acoustic of the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, Res Facta Vocal Ensemble brings to life the music of Josquin des Prez and the Franco-Flemish masters — the composers, in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, who shaped the Golden Era of western choral music.
The program features motets, mass movements, chansons, and frottolas by Josquin alongside works by de Rore, Senfl, Manchicourt, Créquillon, and Clemens non Papa — composers who spread the Franco-Flemish style across Europe, from the courts of Burgundy to the chapels of Rome, Vienna, and beyond.
Madeline Healey, Aine Hakamatsuka, Marisa Curcio, Elisse Albian ~ sopranos
Timothy Parsons, Kate Maroney, Sylvia Leith, Kristen Dubenion-Smith ~ altos
Andrew Fuchs, Steven Caldicott Wilson, Jacob Perry, Sam Denler ~ tenors
Jonathan Woody, Enrico Lagasca, Edmund Milly, Paul Max Tipton ~ basses
The Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral
Mott Street, between Houston and Prince Streets, Manhattan
Tickets:
$50 Premium Seating
$35 General Admission
Amherst Early Music Festival — Choral Workshop (Faculty)
Performing works by G. F. Handel and M. A. Charpentier. Soprano soloist and on faculty for Amherst Early Music Workshop.