The ECP Lux Choir performs its yearly Lessons and Carols service. The Lux Choir is regularly regarded as the best-kept secret in Princeton and is made up of professional choral singers from the surrounding area.

The Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra and Chorus unite for a jubilant production of Joseph Haydn’s 1798 oratorio The Creation. The three-act masterwork chronicles the biblical creation narrative from emptiness to Eden, entwining Haydn’s exultant score with a vivid libretto drawn from Genesis, Psalms, and John Milton’s Paradise Lost—in a riveting journey from chaos to order.

Loosely based on the Greek myth of Demeter and Persephone, Ruinous Gods explores the psychological toll experienced by displaced refugee children. This vital world premiere opera follows a desperate mother’s attempts to revive her 12-year- old daughter who has fallen into a non-responsive sleep triggered by trauma. The child’s journey through an underworld-inspired dreamscape forms the backdrop for a groundbreaking score that weaves Arabic maqam and Western classical music traditions with diverse Middle Eastern influences, jazz, and improvisation. At turns painful, humorous, and hopeful, Ruinous Gods urges crucial conversations about how governments and societies treat migrant families.

In the glorious acoustics of the beautiful candlelit Cathedral of St. Luke and St. Paul, the Spoleto Festival USA Chorus blends the atmospheric music of Arvo Pärt with two iconic composers of early music, Josquin des Prez and Heinrich Schütz. Pärt’s The Deer’s Cry and The Woman with the Albaster Box are juxtaposed with the exquisite Josquin Missa Pange Lingua and movements of Schutz’s iconic St. Matthew Passion.

Loosely based on the Greek myth of Demeter and Persephone, Ruinous Gods explores the psychological toll experienced by displaced refugee children. This vital world premiere opera follows a desperate mother’s attempts to revive her 12-year- old daughter who has fallen into a non-responsive sleep triggered by trauma. The child’s journey through an underworld-inspired dreamscape forms the backdrop for a groundbreaking score that weaves Arabic maqam and Western classical music traditions with diverse Middle Eastern influences, jazz, and improvisation. At turns painful, humorous, and hopeful, Ruinous Gods urges crucial conversations about how governments and societies treat migrant families.

Loosely based on the Greek myth of Demeter and Persephone, Ruinous Gods explores the psychological toll experienced by displaced refugee children. This vital world premiere opera follows a desperate mother’s attempts to revive her 12-year- old daughter who has fallen into a non-responsive sleep triggered by trauma. The child’s journey through an underworld-inspired dreamscape forms the backdrop for a groundbreaking score that weaves Arabic maqam and Western classical music traditions with diverse Middle Eastern influences, jazz, and improvisation. At turns painful, humorous, and hopeful, Ruinous Gods urges crucial conversations about how governments and societies treat migrant families.

Loosely based on the Greek myth of Demeter and Persephone, Ruinous Gods explores the psychological toll experienced by displaced refugee children. This vital world premiere opera follows a desperate mother’s attempts to revive her 12-year- old daughter who has fallen into a non-responsive sleep triggered by trauma. The child’s journey through an underworld-inspired dreamscape forms the backdrop for a groundbreaking score that weaves Arabic maqam and Western classical music traditions with diverse Middle Eastern influences, jazz, and improvisation. At turns painful, humorous, and hopeful, Ruinous Gods urges crucial conversations about how governments and societies treat migrant families.

Nathalie Stutzmann conducts The Philadelphia Orchestra in Mozart’s breathtaking final creation: his Requiem. Drawing from her extensive career as a singer, Stutzmann is uniquely suited to lead this work of grandeur and mystery. The concert also features the popular 1851 revision of Robert Schumann’s Symphony No. 4, a work of grand Romanticism notably weightier than its original orchestration.

Shrouded in mystery, Mozart’s Requiem has sparked stories since the composer’s tragic, troubled death at age 35. Writing in a creative frenzy, pouring out his genius in an attempt to improve his fortunes while fearing his impending death, he put everything he had into this astonishing masterpiece. Blazing with theatricality and weighted with sorrow, it remains beloved by audiences more than two centuries after its first performance. This program also includes Robert Schumann’s brooding and passionate Fourth Symphony.

Shrouded in mystery, Mozart’s Requiem has sparked stories since the composer’s tragic, troubled death at age 35. Writing in a creative frenzy, pouring out his genius in an attempt to improve his fortunes while fearing his impending death, he put everything he had into this astonishing masterpiece. Blazing with theatricality and weighted with sorrow, it remains beloved by audiences more than two centuries after its first performance. This program also includes Robert Schumann’s brooding and passionate Fourth Symphony.

Shrouded in mystery, Mozart’s Requiem has sparked stories since the composer’s tragic, troubled death at age 35. Writing in a creative frenzy, pouring out his genius in an attempt to improve his fortunes while fearing his impending death, he put everything he had into this astonishing masterpiece. Blazing with theatricality and weighted with sorrow, it remains beloved by audiences more than two centuries after its first performance. This program also includes Robert Schumann’s brooding and passionate Fourth Symphony.

Back by popular demand, The LOTUS Project features an interactive concert based on Joby Talbot's "Path of Miracles" - a musical setting of El Camino de Santiago. This concert will feature artwork by Chee Bravo.

Back by popular demand, The LOTUS Project features an interactive concert based on Joby Talbot's "Path of Miracles" - a musical setting of El Camino de Santiago. This concert will feature artwork by Chee Bravo.

Join in the joys of love, with kissing, drinking, and insect songs.

Join in the joys of love, with kissing, drinking, and insect songs.

Get inside the music and behind the scenes of one of today’s most compelling movies. Orchestrating Maestro: Music & Conversation is a celebration of the 2023 Academy Award–nominated movie about the beloved composer and NY Phil Laureate Conductor Leonard Bernstein. Netflix and the NY Phil present selections from the soundtrack of Bradley Cooper’s Maestro performed by Members of the New York Philharmonic, led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.

Join in the joys of love, with kissing, drinking, and insect songs.

The Philadelphia Symphonic Choir and Philadelphia Orchestra perform Brahms’s German Requiem alongside Peña Laguna’s Oraison and Bates’ Violin Concerto No. 2.

The Philadelphia Symphonic Choir and Philadelphia Orchestra perform Brahms’s German Requiem alongside Peña Laguna’s Oraison and Bates’ Violin Concerto No. 2.

The Philadelphia Symphonic Choir and Philadelphia Orchestra perform Brahms’s German Requiem alongside Peña Laguna’s Oraison and Bates’ Violin Concerto No. 2.

The Princeton Singers present songs of the season to warm the heart and ring in the joys of Christmas.

The Princeton Singers present songs of the season to warm the heart and ring in the joys of Christmas.

The Oratorio Society of New Jersey will hold its annual Messiah Sing! on Tuesday, December 5th, 7:30 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church.

The ECP Lux Choir performs its yearly Lessons and Carols service featuring music ranging from Byrd to Poulenc. The Lux Choir is regularly regarded as the best-kept secret in Princeton and is made up of professional choral singers from the surrounding area.

Directed by Bradley Cooper, Maestro tells the story of Leonard Bernstein. Matthew can be seen singing with the chorus as they rehearse an excerpt from Candide.

An exploration of how contemporary composers take their inspiration from chant, carnival songs and spirituals. Works by Josquin des Prez, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes Brahms, Steven Sametz and Sidney Boquiren.