This program features music in celebration of the marvelous new pipe organ at St. Joseph Parish in Cockeysville. Bach composed Cantata 194 Highest Wish for the Joy Feast for the dedication of a church and new organ at Störmthal, Germany in 1723. Also enjoy movements of Cantata 29 We Give You Thanks, O God, the monumental Passacaglia and Fugue

The New Year’s Day Chamber Concert offers a delightful celebration of Baroque music with works by Bach, Lully, Telemann, and Vivaldi. This event promises an enchanting experience, featuring Bach's intricate counterpoint, Lully's elegant French baroque style, Telemann's innovative compositions, and Vivaldi's vibrant concertos. Each piece reflects the distinct character of its composer, from Bach's profound

Come celebrate the Holidays with us in Baltimore.A Holiday concert featuring Handel's "Messiah" excerpts brings the joy of the Christmas season with its powerful choruses and arias. Bach's "Christmas Oratorio: Cantata I" celebrates the Nativity with festive orchestration and choral magnificence. Mozart's "Et incarnatus est" from the Mass in C minor adds a sublime touch

Come celebrate the Holidays with us in Ellicott City. A Holiday concert featuring Handel's "Messiah" excerpts brings the joy of the Christmas season with its powerful choruses and arias. Bach's "Christmas Oratorio: Cantata I" celebrates the Nativity with festive orchestration and choral magnificence. Mozart's "Et incarnatus est" from the Mass in C minor adds a

  Our program for November concert will surely deliver strong emotional moments: ELGAR: Nimrod Variation (From Enigma Variations) arranged for strings by Leonard BernsteinA poignant, deeply expressive arrangement that enhances Elgar's emotive theme, revealing rich string textures under Bernstein's nuanced direction. TELEMANN: Trumpet Concerto in D major and Flötenkonzert in D major Telemann’s concertos feature

Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 4 in D major, BWV 1069 is a vibrant and majestic work featuring a rich array of dance movements. Its grand opening "Ouverture" and lively "Rejouissance" highlight Bach's masterful orchestration, showcasing festive and intricate Baroque textures. We continue with Albinoni's Oboe Concerto in D minor, Op. 9, No. 2. This concerto,

We open our season in grand style with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3, known as the “Eroica.” This piece- initially dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte- represents a turning point in the composer’s career and in the history of classical music— a shift from the Classical to Romantic style. It is followed by Guilmant’s Symphony No. 1 or Organ

Early bird Promotion until 07/02