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2026-27 Commonwealth Chorale Season Tickets

Save $5 per concert and ensure your place on our journey for the 2026-2027 season, Voices That Move Us:

  • Sunday, November 22, 2026 @ 4 PM: Commemorate and Remember
    at Second Church in West Newton, Massachusetts
     
  • Sunday, March 7, 2027 @ 4 PM: Venetian Light, Dresden Fervor
    at First Baptist Church, Newton, Massachusetts
     
  • Sunday, May 23, 2027 @ 7 PM: Defiant Voices, Resilient Hope
    at Cary Hall, Lexington, Massachusetts

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Sunday, November 22, 2026 @ 4 PMA contemplative woman emerges amid swirling colors, birds, trees, and an ornate organ, blending nature, music, and imagination in a dreamlike collage. Image by Axie Breen.
Second Church in West Newton, Massachusetts

Commemorate and Remember

A radiant afternoon of powerful recollection, evocative reflection, and contemporary choral expression

Maurice Duruflé:  Requiem, Op 9
Tarik O'Regan:  Triptych
Charlotte Koonce:  New work

Maria Whitcomb, soprano
Laura Beth Couch, mezzo-soprano
Andrew Sheranian, organist
With chamber orchestra

A Commonwealth Composer concert

A radiant sunset illuminates Venice’s Grand Canal, transforming historic palaces, shimmering water, and distant domes into a vibrant, dreamlike celebration of light. Image by Axie Breen.Sunday, March 7, 2027 @ 4 PM
First Baptist Church, Newton, Massachusetts

Venetian Light, Dresden Fervor

Joy, wonder, and discovery come together as Vivaldi’s beloved masterpieces meet Zelenka’s thrilling, rarely heard Baroque voice.

Antonio Vivaldi:  Gloria (RV 589)
Antonio Vivaldi:  Magnificat (RV 610)
Jan Dismas Zelenka:  Dixit Dominus (ZMV 66)

Maria Whitcomb, soprano
Laura Couch, mezzo-soprano
Matthew McGinnis, tenor
William Farrell, bass
With chamber orchestra

Colorfully dressed dancers whirl hand-in-hand, their flowing skirts creating vibrant movement against a dramatic blue, abstract background. Image by Axie Breen.Sunday, May 23, 2027 @ 7 PM
Cary Hall, Lexington, Massachusetts

Defiant Voices, Resilient Hope

Where struggle becomes song, discover music of defiance,  resilience, and hope from three extraordinary voices across generations.

Felix Mendelssohn:  Die Erste Walpurgisnacht
Alexander Borodin:  Polovtsian Dances
Florence Price:  Song of Hope
Florence Price: Ethiopia’s Shadow in America [orchestral work]

Maria Whitcomb, soprano
Laura Couch, mezzo-soprano
Other voices, TBD
New Philharmonia Orchestra