Our new season will be as dynamic as ever, from music inspired by Latin American folk instruments to Norwegian masters, while spotlighting the work of female composers – Gabriela Lena Frank, Florence Price, Agathe Backer-Grøndahl, and Giselle Wyers. Plus we’re doing another children’s concert! Looks like that’s becoming an annual tradition.
Join us – we can’t wait to see you!
Prismatic Colors: October 3 at 2pm
Town Hall
Amber Archibald, viola
Julia Tai, conductor
Norwegian Sounds: November 13 at 2pm
Town Hall
Laura Loge, soprano
Julia Tai, conductor
Vivaldi’s Gloria: December 11
St. Mark’s Cathedral
Rebroadcast Concert available online December 21
with Kirkland Choral Society
Glenn Gregg, conductor
In response to the ongoing Omicron surge, our January 30th concert has been postponed to the 22-23 Season. Stay tuned for more details.
Dancing in the Sun: TBD in 22-23 Season
Town Hall
Demarre McGill, flute
Julia Tai, conductor
Once Upon a Symphony: March 13 at 2pm
Town Hall
Jim Stephenson narrator & composer
Julia Tai, conductor
Eternal Light: April 24
Bastyr Chapel
with Kirkland Choral Society
Glenn Gregg, conductor
Attend in person, or watch the live stream:
We’re very excited to play live for you in person again! At the same time, we take your safety seriously, and so does Town Hall. For that reason:
- Masks and proof of vaccination will be required at all concerts, and distancing is encouraged (luckily the interior of Town Hall is very large, so people can easily space themselves, and Town Hall has installed modern air filters as well).
- All of our regular season concerts at Town Hall will also be live-streamed (while our Kirkland Choral Society collaborations at St. Mark’s Cathedral cannot be). As an extra perk, in-person subscribers will have access to the live streams afterward.