Concert Calendar

Events for Pioneer Valley Cappella
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Auditions

Auditions are open for Burlington Choral Society and Crescendo Inc. See the auditions page for more information.

November 21, 2026 (Saturday)

iCal 7:30 PM. Pioneer Valley Cappella [MA]: Pathfinding. Ralph Vaughan Williams: Three Elizabethan Part Songs; Bernard Hughes: “Crude” (North American premier, text by Andrew George); Charles Villiers Stanford: Justorum Animae; John Corigliano: Fern Hill; Paul Halley: Untraveled Worlds. Scott Bailey, piano; Scott Halligan, director. For more information, call 413-341-0214 or email pioneervalleycappella@gmail.com. Unitarian Society of Northampton and Florence, 220 Main Street, Northampton MA ⓘ 🔗

November 20, 2026 (Friday)

iCal 7:30 PM. Pioneer Valley Cappella [MA]: Pathfinding. Ralph Vaughan Williams: Three Elizabethan Part Songs; Bernard Hughes: “Crude” (North American premier, text by Andrew George); Charles Villiers Stanford: Justorum Animae; John Corigliano: Fern Hill; Paul Halley: Untraveled Worlds. Scott Bailey, piano; Scott Halligan, director. For more information, call 413-341-0214 or email pioneervalleycappella@gmail.com. Wesley Methodist Church, 98 North Maple Street, Hadley MA ⓘ 🔗

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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