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May 8, 2027 (Saturday)
4:00 PM. Concord Women's Chorus [MA]: Light After Darkness: All Things New. Selections from both the modern and traditional folk music world, with classical works by Brahms and Liszt, and arrangements of folk music such as "Bright Morning Star" and "The Parting Glass". For more information, call 978-369-6341 or email contact@concordwomenschorus.org. Trinity Episcopal Church, 81 Elm Street, Concord MA 01742 ⓘ 🔗
December 5, 2026 (Saturday)
4:00 PM. Concord Women's Chorus [MA]: Sing We Noel: Songs of Peace and Joy. Felix Mendelssohn: Laudate Pueri; Veni Domine; Michele Weir’s jazz versions of O Christmas Tree, Winter Wonderland, Let It Snow!, and I’ll Be Home for Christmas; Dan Forrest: Shalom; and rich arrangements of favorite carols, closing with a rousing carol sing-along. Kenneth Mok, violin. For more information, call 978-394-4318 or email manager@concordwomenschorus.org. Trinity Episcopal Church, 81 Elm Street, Concord MA 01742 Online (View flier) ⓘ 🔗
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Archived Online Events
- Arts Empowering Life: John Rutter: The Man, The Music, The Heart. Arts Speak Lecture - Online Only. A special interview with the beloved British composer and conductor, just in time for his 81st birthday. John will speak of his love for music, and the power of music to literally create harmony, bringing people together—exactly what humans need in times of division and strife. [9/19/2026] Visit archive
- Stile Antico [MA]: Polyphonic Postcards: Music from Europe’s greatest Renaissance cities. A tour across great cities of Renaissance Europe, featuring music by Monteverdi, Palestrina, Tallis, Guerrero, Lassus, and many others—three works from each of Paris, Seville, Munich, Rome, Lisbon, and Venice. The program concludes with Christopher Cerrone’s It looks quite curious, commissioned for this program. [10/16/2026] Cambridge MA Visit archive