Upcoming Concerts and Special Events

We welcome announcements for all choral events in our community. If you know the dates, even tentative ones, for future concerts, send concert details using THIS FORM to catherine@conmx.net

2026 Winter Music

Upper Valley Baroque

Tickets at www.uppervalleybaroque.org/concerts

  • Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
    • Friday, Jan 23 at 6pm – Grace Church, Rutland, VT
    • Saturday, Jan 24 at 3pm – Chandler Music Center, Randolph Center, VT
    • Sunday, Jan 25 at 3pm – Lebanon Opera House, Lebanon, NH
  • Bach’s Easter Oratorio & Magnificat
    • Friday, Mar 3 at 6pm – Grace Church, Rutland, VT
    • Saturday, Mar 14 at 3pm – Chandler Music Center, Randolph Center, VT
    • Sunday, Mar 15 at 3pm – Lebanon Opera House, Lebanon, NH
  • Chamber Concert: Italian Madrigals
    • Friday, Apr 24 at 7pm – St. Thomas Church, Hanover, NH
    • Saturday, Apr 25 at 2pm – North Chapel, Woodstock, VT

Kearsarge Chorale

  • Sunday, Jan 25 at 3pm – Our Lady of Fatima Church, New London, NH
  • Program includes: Requiem by John Rutter, Into the Light by Jake Runestad, and more
  • Tickets – $15 at Morgan Hill Book Store and Tatewell Gallery, New London, or $20 at the door, students free
  • More Information: www.kearsargechorale.org
  • Snow Date: February 1

Cantabile Winter Concert – Music for Women’s Voices

  • Faith, Hope, and Love
    • Saturday, January 31 at 3pm – Norwich Congregational Church
    • Sunday, February 1 at 3pm – First Congregational Church, Lebanon
    • Admission by donation
    • Go to www.cantabilewomen.org/ for location and additional information

2026 Spring Music

Bach Marathon

Counterpoint Chorus – directed by Nathaniel Lew

  • Saturday, April 18, 1:00 pm – Manchester (VT) Community Library
  • Tuesday, April 21, 6:30 pm – Fletcher Free Library, Burlington, VT
  • Sunday, April 26, 3:00 pm – Barre (VT) Universalist Church
  • Tuesday, April 28, 6:00 pm – Norman Williams Library, Woodstock VT

A series of free concerts reflecting on the Covid-19 pandemic. The eclectic musical program features choral elegies from various faith traditions, including Gustav Holst’s Funeral Hymn, Ludwig van Beethoven’s Elegiac Song, Felix Mendelssohn’s setting of an Ancient Greek invocation, and Pete Seeger’s meditation on the approach of death. In addition, the concert will feature works directly inspired by the pandemic by Argentine composer Ana Leira Carnero, Brian Banks, as well as a specially commissioned piece by Burlington composer Don Jamison and Vermont poet Abigail Carroll. The music will be interspersed with poetry readings chosen by local poets in collaboration with the host institutions.

All events are free. At the Barre performance, a collection will be taken for the Free Breakfast Program.

Please see www.counterpointchorus.org for more information.

Handel Society & Dartmouth College Glee Club

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