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December 2018
Carmina Angelorum – St. Joseph
St Joseph Church is the perfect setting for our Carmina Angelorum (Songs of the Angels) concert that ushers in the final weekend of the holiday season. Prime Voci is joined by harpist Juliet Stratton for Benjamin Britten's incomparable A Ceremony of Carols for a beautiful, and ethereal combination. Pieces by Ola Gjeilo, Eric Whitacre, and Eriks Esenvalds will round out this elegant concert welcoming this holiday season. Buy tickets for Carmina Angelorum: Songs for the Angels
Find out more »March 2019
Allegra/Cantamus Recital
We are delighted to have Allegra and Cantamus presenting a joint recital performance on Saturday, March 23rd at Trinity Episcopal Parish Church. Make this a part of your evening outing that night! 7:00 start and they will be done just before 8:00pm
Find out more »Piccolini/Dolcine Joint Recital
A delightful tradition! This mid-semester recital for Piccolini and Dolcine is a great opportunity for them to show you what they've achieved in the new year, what they are working on, and what to watch for as they work toward our big end of season concert. All are invited to this sweet recital! Please note date change to March 26th due to previous snow cancellations of rehearsals.
Find out more »Vivissimi Performance
Vivissimi will be performing on Saturday the 30th at Volunteer Park SDA Church representing SGC and sharing their work with the congregation. We are fortunate to have such a great space for our weekly rehearsals and this is one way we can thank their community by sending a choir from our community. Call time is 10:45 and we ask you drop your daughter at the door adjacent to the parking lot. Then come for a curb pick up at the…
Find out more »April 2019
Cantamus guest of Magnolia Choral
The Magnolia Chorale spring concert, themed around "Voices Raised", is all about the joy of singing. From the soaring tones of Joy (Hans Bridger Heruth), to new twists in The Gift to be Simple and How Can I Keep from Singing, to the nostalgic melodies of The Sound of Music and Feelin' Groovy, we're creating a joyous celebration of singing...about singing. What could be better? Mark your calendar for and share the joy of voices raised in song! $10…
Find out more »May 2019
Choral Arts NW, guests Prime Voci
The Big Blue Marble: Music, Nature and the Environment In May, Choral Arts Northwest presents an inspired choral exploration of nature and the environment, featuring poems by Mary Oliver, celebrated muse of earth, sea, and sky. Readings of Oliver's poems pair with musical works including Stanford's The Bluebird, Jake Runestad's The Peace of Wild Things, Erika Lloyd's pop-inspired Cells, Planets, and two world premieres on nature themes by John David Earnest, and by Composer-in-Residence Rick Asher. Filled with choral gems…
Find out more »Choral Arts NW, PV as guests
The Big Blue Marble: Music, Nature and the Environment In May, Choral Arts Northwest presents an inspired choral exploration of nature and the environment, featuring poems by Mary Oliver, celebrated muse of earth, sea, and sky. Readings of Oliver's poems pair with musical works including Stanford's The Bluebird, Jake Runestad's The Peace of Wild Things, Erika Lloyd's pop-inspired Cells, Planets, and two world premieres on nature themes by John David Earnest, and by Composer-in-Residence Rick Asher. Filled with choral gems…
Find out more »June 2019
Unsung Voices: 1,000 Years of Female Composers
Bach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms… Western art music has always been dominated by men. But women have also made significant contributions despite the societal barriers stacked against them. In “Unsung Voices: 1,000 Years of Female Composers,” the Seattle Girls Choir’s Prime Voci will explore some of these overlooked gems, including works by Hildegard of Bingen, Francesca Caccini, Clara Schumann, Amy Beach, Rebecca Clarke, and Imogen Holst. Also featured will be pieces by contemporary Pacific Northwest composers Joan Szymko, Karen…
Find out more »Dolcine & Allegra – Performance
We are excited for Dolcine and Allegra each to perform and share their music at Providence Mt. St. Vincent. For call times please see the Members section of the website.
Find out more »October 2019
“Origins” PV & Cantamus Collaboration w/ OSSCS
The Seattle Girls Choir — along with soloists Jessica Robins Milanese, Sarah Mattox, Les Green and Ryan Bede — join OSSCS and conductor William White for trailblazing composer Carol Sams’ epic masterpiece, The Earthmakers, an oratorio that recounts creation stories from a multitude of world cultures. We also feature La création du monde, a jazzy work by Sams’ teacher, Darius Milhaud, as well as the world premiere of local composer Carlos Garcia’s fanfare for chorus and orchestra, Vast Array. Purchase Tickets In…
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