The Emmanuel Choir kicks off Baltimore PRIDE month with a performance of Considering Matthew Shepard — welcoming Bishop Gene Robinson.

Join us for an extraordinary spring concert featuring Haydn’s majestic Lord Nelson Mass, Bach’s vibrant Cantata No. 82 performed by internationally acclaimed singer Brandon Cedel and a special highlight—the lyrical “Romance” from Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, performed by acclaimed pianist Kathryn Locke.

Join the Emmanuel Choir for a traditional service of Choral Evensong. An organ recital, performed by Daniel Aune, begins the program.

Join The Emmanuel Choir for the journey through Holy Week to Easter

The Emmanuel Choir performs Gabriel Jackson's compelling and innovative setting of The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ.

As a capstone to my GPD at Peabody, I conduct a concert of English and American music for choir and organ.

Join us for a powerful performance of Handel’s oratorio Judas Maccabeus, a stirring celebration of heroism, faith, and victory.

Favorite choral works of the Renaissance in dialogue with contemporary counterparts.

Experience the vibrant spirit of the Baroque with Bach’s beloved Cantata 140, “Wachet auf!” a timeless wake-up call to joy and faith.

Pride, Protest, and Patriotism: The Emmanuel Choir marks America's 250th.

Begin the new year with ALBINONI Oboe Concerto in D minor performed by the wonderful soloist Katherine Needleman on Oboe.

Join The Emmanuel Choir for beautiful and traditional liturgy on Christmas Eve.

In this beloved annual event, The Emmanuel Choir tells the Christmas story anew in word and music. An organ recital begins the program.

Enjoy excerpts from HANDEL Messiah, BACH Cantata 6 from his  Christmas Oratorio, and Vivaldi’s beloved “Gloria in excelsis Deo“

Enjoy excerpts from HANDEL Messiah, BACH Cantata 6 from his  Christmas Oratorio, and Vivaldi’s beloved “Gloria in excelsis Deo“

Emmanuel Choir continues its annual appearance at this iconic winter festival!

PHCC presents its first of two concerts in the academic year, featuring stirring motets on death and life, and Jonathan Dove’s striking The Passing of the Year for double choir and virtuosic piano. Free, no ticket required

The Rivers are Our Brothers is a reflective piece on personification with nature, written by Majel Connery and recorded in choral arrangement by Chanticleer. As young and exploratory choir, this is the first semi-concert-length piece NCMV will present in full.

The Rivers are Our Brothers is a reflective piece on personification with nature, written by Majel Connery and recorded in choral arrangement by Chanticleer. As young and exploratory choir, this is the first semi-concert-length piece NCMV will present in full.

Sarah Kirkland Snider's Mass for the Endangered and the world-premiere of Graham Gordon Ramsay's Requiem.

Advanced ensemble singers from Peabody’s choral department present Italian Madrigals alongside Peabody student compositions. I participate by assistant coaching one of our quartets and singing in another.

Renowned guest conductor Anton Armstrong leads the festival choir in Margaret Bonds' Credo and other choral works

Zach Brecht and I complete our cycle of joint recitals together with a fall conducting showcase at another Mt. Vernon Church. Free, no ticket required.

Experience the spiritual depth of Bach Cantata 7, celebrating the power of baptism alongside the vibrant charm of Telemann Concerto for Two oboes and violin and Concerto for Two Oboes with Bassoon.

Peabody Camerata, the conservatory’s main treble voice ensemble, presents a concert centered on James Kallembach’s Antigone: The Writings of Sophie Scholl. Select tenors and basses join PC for two SATB motets. Free, no ticket required.

Join The Emmanuel Choir for a traditional service of Choral Evensong featuring the music of Arvo Pärt