Online Streaming Concert

On Sale through June 30, 2022

Key Chorale is back to celebrate togetherness through the powerful legacy of African American spirituals and Gospel music in a feel-good concert experience sure to set your toes tapping, your hands clapping, and your spirit soaring. Joined by the energetic pulse of The Stephen Lynerd Group and the soulful sounds of the Hammond B-3 organ, this opening concert is full of upbeat, joyful music sure to raise the roof.

Tickets $10 per household

VIRTUAL CONCERT MAY BE VIEWED AS MANY TIMES AS YOU WISH THROUGH JUNE 30, 2022.

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In-Person Event

According to ancient legend, the Te Deum was spontaneously composed and sung alternately by St. Ambrose and St. Augustine on the night St. Ambrose baptized St. Augustine in Milan in AD 387. This joyful text is traditionally sung on occasions of public rejoicing and has been set by almost every major composer. This program traces the origins from AD 387 with antiphonal plainchant to works by Handel, Haydn, Dvorak, Bruckner and others.

Tickets $40-$50

In-Person Event

According to ancient legend, the Te Deum was spontaneously composed and sung alternately by St. Ambrose and St. Augustine on the night St. Ambrose baptized St. Augustine in Milan in AD 387. This joyful text is traditionally sung on occasions of public rejoicing and has been set by almost every major composer. This program traces the origins from AD 387 with antiphonal plainchant to works by Handel, Haydn, Dvorak, Bruckner and others.

Tickets $40-$50

In-Person Event

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 our musicians of tomorrow while enjoying cocktails and light bites.

Tickets $25

Online Streaming Concert

According to ancient legend, the Te Deum was spontaneously composed and sung alternately by St. Ambrose and St. Augustine on the night St. Ambrose baptized St. Augustine in Milan in AD 387. This joyful text is traditionally sung on occasions of public rejoicing and has been set by almost every major composer. This program traces the origins from AD 387 with antiphonal plainchant to works by Handel, Haydn, Dvorak, Bruckner and others.

$15 per household

CONCERT MAY BE VIEWED AS MANY TIMES AS YOU WISH FOR 30 DAYS AFTER PURCHASE DATE.

In-Person Event

A genre-bending fusion of Bluegrass and folk meets choral music featuring the tight vocal harmonies and virtuosic playing of The Lubben Brothers, and soloist Madison Spahn.

Tickets $30-$40

In-Person Event

A genre-bending fusion of Bluegrass and folk meets choral music featuring the tight vocal harmonies and virtuosic playing of The Lubben Brothers, and soloist Madison Spahn.

Tickets $30-$40

In-Person Event

A genre-bending fusion of Bluegrass and folk meets choral music featuring the tight vocal harmonies and virtuosic playing of The Lubben Brothers, and soloist Madison Spahn.

Tickets $30-$40

In-Person Event

A concert 450 years in the making, featuring 40 voices of the Chamber Singers and special guest Les Canard Chantants, a solo-voice ensemble specializing in music of the Renaissance. Experience a rare opportunity to hear Thomas Tallis’ Spem in alium (Hope in any other) considered one of the greatest compositions of all time and Alessandro Striggio’s Mass in 40 parts, a masterpiece lost for more than 400 years! These rarely performed works are scored for 40 independent vocal parts, and as many as 60 parts for Striggio’s final Agnus Dei – a feat unequaled to this day. Experience an unforgettable program of polychoral extravagance and unparalleled splendor.

Out of an abundance of caution and the expressed concerns of Key Chorale’s Guest Artists, Les Canards Chantants traveling from the Northeast, we have reluctantly decided to postpone our Choral Splendor in 40 Parts concerts scheduled for January 14-15. These concerts are now scheduled for May 6, 2022 at St. Boniface Episcopal Church and May 7, 2022 at First Presbyterian Church

Current ticket holders will have the opportunity to keep their tickets for the rescheduled performance, exchange for any upcoming performance this season, receive a refund, or turn their ticket into a donation. A member of our team will reach out to all ticket holders to make alternative arrangements.

In-Person Event

A concert 450 years in the making, featuring 40 voices of the Chamber Singers and special guest Les Canard Chantants, a solo-voice ensemble specializing in music of the Renaissance. Experience a rare opportunity to hear Thomas Tallis’ Spem in alium (Hope in any other) considered one of the greatest compositions of all time and Alessandro Striggio’s Mass in 40 parts, a masterpiece lost for more than 400 years! These rarely performed works are scored for 40 independent vocal parts, and as many as 60 parts for Striggio’s final Agnus Dei – a feat unequaled to this day. Experience an unforgettable program of polychoral extravagance and unparalleled splendor.

Out of an abundance of caution and the expressed concerns of Key Chorale’s Guest Artists, Les Canards Chantants traveling from the Northeast, we have reluctantly decided to postpone our Choral Splendor in 40 Parts concerts scheduled for January 14-15. These concerts are now scheduled for May 6, 2022 at St. Boniface Episcopal Church and May 7, 2022 at First Presbyterian Church

Patrons will have the opportunity to keep their tickets for the rescheduled performance, exchange for any upcoming performance this season, receive a refund, or turn their ticket into a donation. A member of our team will reach out to all current ticket holders to make alternative arrangements.

In-Person Event

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 8th 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 Pine View, Venice and North Port High School choirs performing separately and alongside Key Chorale.

Tickets $10

Key Chorale’s newly released album features two world premiere recordings commissioned from composer Ola Gjeilo.

Invocations, produced by Key Chorale in 2010, features a wide variety of lush contemporary choral music.

Show your support for Key Chorale’s dynamic collaboration with the Circus Arts Conservatory with your very own Cirque des Voix Men's T-shirt!

Show your support for Key Chorale’s dynamic collaboration with the Circus Arts Conservatory with your very own Cirque des Voix Women's T-shirt!