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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

Special offer!
Get tickets for all 3 concerts for $105,
only $35 (not $40) per ticket! 

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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

Maria Whitcomb, sopranoLaura Beth Couch, mezzo sopranoAndrew Sheranian, organist  

 

A Commonwealth Composer concert

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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

Maria Whitcomb, sopranoLaura Beth Couch, mezzo soprano Matthew McGinnis, tenor William Farrell, bass

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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

Maria Whitcomb, soprano Laura Beth Couch, mezzo soprano

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Special offer!
Get tickets for all 3 concerts for $105,
only $35 (not $40) per ticket! 

Save and buy Season Tickets now!

Commonwealth Chorale is pleased to participate in the Card to Culture program that expands access to cultural programs for low-income households. Holders of EBT and WIC cards are admditted free to concerts managed by Commonwealth Chorale. Just present your EBT/WIC card at the box office to receive up to four free tickets. See the full list of participating organizations offering Card to Culture program discounts on the EBT and WIC websites.