The Key Chorale Chamber Singers reimagine the music of pop’s great storytellers Simon and Garfunkel, Gordon Lightfoot, James Taylor, and others through the artistic genius of the Lubben Brothers Band. Triplet brothers Michael, Tom, and Joshua bring their acoustic folk roots to the concert celebrating rich vocal harmonies, timeless melodies, and unforgettable stories.

The Key Chorale Chamber Singers reimagine the music of pop’s great storytellers Simon and Garfunkel, Gordon Lightfoot, James Taylor, and others through the artistic genius of the Lubben Brothers Band. Triplet brothers Michael, Tom, and Joshua bring their acoustic folk roots to a concert celebrating rich vocal harmonies, timeless melodies, and unforgettable stories.

Key Chorale Chamber Singers and Church of the Redeemer present a unique 2-day festival celebrating music of the Baroque - and Beer! Opening night includes an authentic Biergarten Experience with German food, beers from Calusa Brewing, and dancing to the Oompah Band. Enjoy three amazing concerts featuring a star-studded cast of performers and chamber orchestra with a Proust and pre-concert reception before Saturday night's concert.

Enjoy German food, beers from Calusa Brewing, and an authentic Oompah Band!

Act 1 - Known as the ‘Red Priest’ for his curly red hair and fiery music, Vivaldi composed more than 500 concertos, none more famous then The Four Seasons. We will feature Sarasota Orchestra concertmaster Daniel Jordan in Autumn; vibrant and colorful as the leaves of the season. Grammy-nominated soprano Yulia Van Doren will display her dazzling coloratura in one of Vivaldi’s most virtuosic compositions ever and will combine with mezzo soprano Thea Lobo for his popular Gloria. Act 2 - Music fit for royalty, composed by the King of Baroque, George F. Handel. Festive sounds of trumpets and timpani permeate the occasion with works written for the coronation of King George II and the rarely heard Te Deum commemorating the British victory and the King’s safe return from the Battle of Dettingen.

Last season you heard Sam Nelson’s red-blooded Bach. This year, we bring you Psychedelic Bach. Sam Nelson will present an all-Bach organ program with colorful visualizations not to be missed. Complete with a gourmet Bach’s Lunch.

Join us for a program of ravishing and exciting French Baroque chamber music we’re calling La Fièvre du Samedi Soir (Saturday Night Fever). You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll want to stand up and dance, and you might be surprised to hear the description of a medical procedure with musical accompaniment! Theorbo (a lute with bass strings that is over 6’ long) and viola da gamba are just a few of the unique period instruments that you will hear, along with harpsichord and a quartet of vocalists. Saturday night ticket buyers - Join us for a Prost an Pre-Concert Reception at 6:30 pm

Verdi’s Requiem is a darkly dramatic 90-minute emotional roller coaster ride. NPR called it “one of the most sublime and terrifying works in the repertoire.” Few works in classical music offer the excitement of opera, the thrill of the symphony, the power of the chorus and sublime virtuosic solos. Experience a truly epic performance, with Maestro Caulkins leading four world-class opera soloists and over 150 musicians on stage.

Student Scholar Soirée showcasing Key Chorale’s Student Scholars in recital. Come support and cheer our musicians of tomorrow as they present Classical and Musical Theater selections demonstrating the culmination of their studies with their voice teachers and masterclasses with guest artists. Enjoy great music with cocktails and light bites.

Bring your appetite and your thirst for delicious wine or martinis while celebrating Key Chorale’s 40th Birthday! Chefs & Clefs will present a variety of local chefs pairing food and beverage to suit all palates. The attire is casual, but the food is well-dressed. Join us!

More than 200 voices combine for our annual intergenerational choral festival in partnership with Sarasota County Schools. Enjoy performances by the Venice, North Port, and Pine View High School choirs and as part of an amazing festival choir.

Like a thunderbolt, the finale to Beethoven’s immortal Ninth Symphony was unleashed into the world. 200 years later it has become an anthem for unity and joy. Beethoven’s uplifting Choral Fantasy, featuring soloist Glenn Priest, and his rarely performed Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage round out a season finale showcasing music by classical music’s most well-known rebel.