W H A T' S   N E X T : 

36th concert season 2018-2019

ALL OUR EVENTS TAKE PLACE AT:
S. CLEMENT'S CHURCH
2013 Appletree Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
unless another venue is specified

NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION

MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2018
4-6:30PM

​Program:
J.S. Bach
Magnificat
G.F. Handel
Coronation Anthems

Coupling two masters of the Baroque era, don't miss Choral Arts Philadelphia as they ring in the new year with Bach's glorious Magnificat and Handel's Coronation Anthems. Experience what Bach and Handel would have heard with this H.I.P.* performance that features the combined forces of Choral Arts Philadelphia and The Philadelphia Bach Collegium under the direction of Artistic Director, Matthew Glandorf.

*H.I.P - Historically Informed Practice
2018-2019 B A C H @ 7   S E R I E S
NARRATIVES IN MUSIC
Always on Wednesdays, 7-8 PM
Admission: Pay-What-You-Wish

JOY & PEACE
FEBRUARY 27, 2019
With the Core Singers of Choral Arts
and The Philadelphia Bach Collegium

J.S. Bach
Cantata BWV 125 Mit Fried und Freud fahr ich dahin

Chelsea Komschlies
Nunc Dimittis
*World Premiere

Join Choral Arts Philadelphia and Artistic Director Matthew Glandorf through the narratives of Joy and Peace as they perform Bach's Mit Fried und Freud fahr ich dahin. Described as “ingratiating allure” by the San Diego Story, Choral Arts is excited to premiere recent Curtis Institute graduate Chelsea Komschlies' Nunc Dimittis. 

FOUNDER'S TRIBUTE
SATURDAY, MAY 25, 2019
7 PM
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia Premiere:
Johannes Brahms
An "English Requiem"
Piano Four-Hands Version
in Memory of our Founding Artistic Director
Seán Deibler, on the 10th Anniversary of his death

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W H A T' S   N E W S :

"THE TIMELESS MESSAGE OF MUSIC"

Conversation with Artistic Director Matthew Glandorf Ahead of the 2018-2019 Season of "NARRATIVES"
 
What is your guiding principal when putting together a season's repertoire and what common theme did you choose for this Sixths season of the Bach@7 series?
 
MG: In general, when planning Bach@7 programs, rather than only resorting to exploring the music of Bach and his contemporaries, I prefer to look to other centuries and find works that share a similar theme. For example, this season we will be visiting the earliest examples of the oratorio that developed in Rome in the 17th century – all the way to the 21st century, with a newly commissioned work that shares the same theme as Bach Cantata BWV 125.  CONTINUE READING.

C H O R A L   A R T S   O N   A I R !
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 @ 4 PM
LIVE conversation with Artistic Director Matthew Glandorf and host David Osenberg.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 @ NOON
Warm up for the new season with some of our best live recordings and select works from "A String Mysterious," a solo album recently released by our own concertmaster Rebecca Harris.

MONDAYS @ NOON:
NOVEMBER 26  |  FEBRUARY 25  | MARCH 4 | APRIL 22
(program details TBA)

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​"​Bach's voice emerged with exceptional clarity"
- The Philadelphia inquirer​

"...a nearly unbearable brilliance"
-THE Philadelphia inquirer

"...One of the city’s best midweek breaks, an ideal event for Philadelphians who like a little depth with their socializing.”
​- broad street review

"a stellar performance"
- Chestnut Hill Local

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