× Our season opener brings us together to experience the healing and hope of music. The Chamber Singers present an inspirational program of favorites, uplifting spirituals, and music that celebrates the resiliency of the human spirit. Joseph Martin’s featured composition, "The Awakening," is a journey to healing and joy through the power of music. “Awake, my soul, and sing! The time for praise has come. The silence of the night has passed; a new day has begun. Let Music Live!”

$30 per household.

A link for viewing this online event will be emailed to all ticket holders on October 30, 2020. The link will allow you to view the concert as many times as you wish, through November 22.

× Our annual luncheon supports our education and community outreach programs. This year's Perfect Pitch Honoree is Nate Jacobs, Founder/Artistic Director of Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe. Enjoy performances by Key Chorale’s Chamber Singers, Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe, the 2020/21 Student Scholars and the students of Visible Men Academy.

Phil Baker & Steve Graham, Co-Chairs

To request seating with a friend, or to request a meal that is both vegan and gluten-free, please contact Ellen VanDolah at (941) 921-4845.

A link for viewing this event online will be emailed to all ticket holders on January 24, 2021.

× It seems fitting that the greatest composer of all-time, Johann Sebastian Bach would be selected to bring us back together. The Key Chorale Chamber Singers combine with orchestra for two of the most festive Baroque works: Bach’s "Magnificat" and Vivaldi’s "Gloria." Trumpet, timpani and jubilant choral writing is ever present in Bach’s "Magnificat," his first large-scale work composed for the churches in Leipzig. Vivaldi’s spiritual magnificence and Italian mastery make his "Gloria" his greatest choral masterpiece.

$30 per household.

Will be available immediately following the premiere until February 21. A link for viewing this online event will be emailed to all ticket holders on the premiere date, January 29, 2021.

× Two timeless masterpieces by Classical music’s original trailblazers who changed the course of music. Mozart’s "Coronation Mass" gained its nickname when it was conducted by Antonio Salieri for the coronation of Leopold II as King of Bohemia. Haydn wrote his "Lord Nelson Mass," originally titled a "Mass in Troubled Times," as Napoleon’s army marched toward Vienna. Soprano Mary Wilson returns to thrill you with vocal brilliance and virtuosic fireworks along with soloists Jamal Sarikoki, Matt Morgan and Amy Connours.

Venue: to be determined

All ticket holders will have the option to view this concert online. A link for online viewing will be emailed to all ticket holders on the day of the event, February 13, 2021.

× Student Scholar Soirée and Recital showcasing solos and group numbers from the Key Chorale Student Scholars as they entertain you with songs from Classics to Broadway. Come support and cheer on our musicians of tomorrow while enjoying cocktails and light bites.

Venue: Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Education & Outreach Center, 1012 North Orange Avenue, Sarasota

All ticket holders will have the option to view this concert online. A link for online viewing will be emailed to all ticket holders on the day of the event, March 1, 2021.

× Celebrate the power of choral music through an inspired performance by more than 200 singers of all ages, from high school students to seniors. In its 7th year, this intergenerational choral festival has inspired countless high school students by encouraging music-making at the highest level. Hear the very best repertoire of the season from Booker, Riverview and Sarasota High School choirs performing separately and alongside Key Chorale.

All ticket holders will have the option to view this concert online. A link for online viewing will be emailed to all ticket holders on the day of the event, May 11, 2021.