Join Downtown Voices and Stephen Sands, conductor, on March 24, at 8pm, in St. Paul's Chapel for Compline by Candlelight, an ancient rite of prayers to end the day.

Ars Musica Chorale proudly presents An Afternoon at the Opera, featuring some of America’s finest operatic soloists. This concert will include opera choruses and arias from across the centuries by composers such as Puccini, Verdi, Gershwin, and Beethoven. Accompaniment will be provided by pianist Diana Hughes and string quartet. Opera and choral lovers alike will find this concert full of drama, laughs, and beautiful singing.

Join all of Trinity's vocal ensembles on December 17, at 3pm, in Trinity Church for a holiday extravaganza full of Christmas carols and other festive songs, featuring The Choir of Trinity Wall Street, Trinity Youth Chorus, St. Paul’s Chapel Choir, Downtown Voices, NOVUS NY Brass, and the Choirs from the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC). Free.

This annual Ars Musica Chorale tradition features beautiful choral music and seasonal readings, with organ, brass, and percussion accompaniment, to create a spectacular musical experience that is a perfect way to celebrate the holidays. This year’s program will feature music by composers such as Sally Beamish, John Rutter, and Dan Forrest.

Featuring Benjamin Britten’s Rejoice in the Lamb and Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms with organ, percussion, and harp accompaniment.

Also presenting exciting new works by Nico Muhly and John Luther Adams, along with Kenneth Lampl’s Jerusalem.

On December 7, at 7pm, Trinity and TENET Vocal Artists present Unconventional Wisdom in St. Paul's Chapel. This concert celebrates music from 17th century Italian nuns and features women from Downtown Voices with Elena Williamson, conductor, and Jolle Greenleaf, artistic director. Ticketed.

On November 11, at 6pm, in Trinity Church, experience the world premiere of Benedict Sheehan’s oratorio, Akathist, an epic meditation on choosing gratitude, in collaboration with Artefact Ensemble. Featuring The Choir of Trinity Wall Street; Artefact Ensemble; NOVUS NY; Downtown Voices; Trinity Youth Chorus; and Elaine Kelly, conductor. Free.

On November 10, at 7:30pm, in Trinity Church, experience the world premiere of Benedict Sheehan’s oratorio, Akathist, an epic meditation on choosing gratitude, in collaboration with Artefact Ensemble. Featuring The Choir of Trinity Wall Street; Artefact Ensemble; NOVUS NY; Downtown Voices; Trinity Youth Chorus; and Elaine Kelly, conductor. Free.

Ars Musica Chorale presents American Mosaic, a concert of choral music by American composers of the 20th and 21st centuries. The centerpiece of this program is Randall Thompson’s Frostiana, a collection of seven pieces that set the poetry of American poet, Robert Frost. Also featured in this program are choral classics such as Samuel Barber’s Sure on this Shining Night, William Dawson’s Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit, and Richard Smallwood’s Total Praise. In addition, some newer arrangements of folk songs such as Half Acre, Look Up, Look Down, and I Got a Hog and a Pig give new life to the American choral music tradition.

Join Downtown Voices on September 24, at 8pm, in Trinity Church for Compline by Candlelight, an ancient rite of prayers to end the day. Stephen Sands, conductor. Free.

Feautring Arnold Schoenberg’s Friede auf Erden, Op. 13 & Randall Svane’s setting of The Lord’s Prayer  (US Premiere).

Free, no reservations required

Selections from jazz and bluegrass masses by Carol Barnett, Bob Chilcott, Mary Lou Williams and others. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street; Downtown Voices; Trinity Youth Chorus; NOVUS NY

To watch live, go to Trinity’s homepage at the time of the concert. To watch on-demand, visit our music video portal.

Annual spring concert featuring the St. Paul’s Choir with Orchestra.

Steven Mackey RIOT (World Premiere, New Jersey Symphony Co-Commission)

Fittingly, the New Jersey Symphony has tapped leading New Jersey composer and frequent Symphony collaborator Steven Mackey to celebrate the centennial with a new commission featuring original texts by former US Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith.

Bruckner Te Deum

The glorious Te Deum was a high point for composer Anton Bruckner, who called this joyful choral work “the pride of my life.”

Steven Mackey RIOT (World Premiere, New Jersey Symphony Co-Commission)

Fittingly, the New Jersey Symphony has tapped leading New Jersey composer and frequent Symphony collaborator Steven Mackey to celebrate the centennial with a new commission featuring original texts by former US Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith.

Bruckner Te Deum

The glorious Te Deum was a high point for composer Anton Bruckner, who called this joyful choral work “the pride of my life.”

Steven Mackey RIOT (World Premiere, New Jersey Symphony Co-Commission)

Fittingly, the New Jersey Symphony has tapped leading New Jersey composer and frequent Symphony collaborator Steven Mackey to celebrate the centennial with a new commission featuring original texts by former US Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith.

Bruckner Te Deum

The glorious Te Deum was a high point for composer Anton Bruckner, who called this joyful choral work “the pride of my life.”

Featuring compositions by modern composers and world premieres of new works by Rutgers faculty and student composers.

Erin Schwab, soprano, will be performing “Handshake: a Scherzo” by Melissa Dunphy, and will reprise the role of Bessie in a duet excerpt from Angelique Mouyis’s opera, “BESSIE: The Blue-Eyed Xhosa.” Listen to the recording from 2020 below: