As we celebrate our 89th year, join Handel Choir for a year of more baroque, more Baltimore, and more concerts!
Maryland State Boychoir joins us in a new fall concert to sing both grand and intimate choral works by Boulanger, Janáček, Mendelssohn, and Hailstork.
Our period-instrument orchestra returns for the period-perfect Messiah you love, this year including rarely heard arias & choruses from Part II.
Steinway artist Lura Johnson is the featured soloist in the return of our popular Made in Baltimore event celebrating Baltimore music and musicians. Lura and Handel Choir will perform a newly commissioned work by Baltimore composer.
Chamber ensemble Third Practice provides solos for Baroque gems by Handel, Bach, and Monteverdi and brings a newly commissioned work by Baltimore-born composer Jasmine Barnes that plays off those Baroque compositions.
A Baltimore holiday tradition with full period orchestra.
Saturday, December 9, 2023
7:30 PM EST
Grace United Methodist Church
5407 N Charles St
Baltimore 21210
Sunday, December 10, 2023
3:00 PM EST
Christ Lutheran Church
701 S Charles St
Baltimore 21230
Celebrating Baltimore music and musicians, Steinway artist Lura Johnson and Handel Choir will perform a newly commissioned work by Baltimore composer Daniel Sabzghabaei.
Saturday, March 9, 2024
7:30 PM EST
Grace United Methodist Church
5407 N Charles Street
Baltimore 21210
Chamber ensemble Third Practice provides solos for Baroque gems by Handel, Bach, and Monteverdi and brings a newly commissioned work by Baltimore-born composer Jasmine Barnes that plays off those Baroque compositions.
Saturday, May 11, 2024
7:30 PM EST
Second Presbyterian Church
4200 St. Paul Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
Your gift supports a great Baltimore cultural tradition: more than 80 years of community-based choral and choral-orchestral music. Your contribution is crucial and deeply appreciated.
Handel Choir thanks Preston and Nancy Athey for their sustaining support. Our 2023-2024 season is supported in part by grants from the organizations pictured.