Join us for a spectacular season as we celebrate four decades of exceptional choral music. We invite you to be a part of this milestone celebration as we reflect on our history and look toward an inspiring future. Each concert in our season is thoughtfully crafted, featuring cherished classics and exciting premieres. Experience the joy and passion of our singers as they bring to life a repertoire specially curated for this remarkable season.
Washington Men's Camerata traverses the changing tides of time through folk songs, lieder, madrigals, and more. Experience the blossoming melodies of spring and warm harmonies of summer––the reflective tones of autumn and crystalline notes of winter. The chorus takes listeners through a tapestry of emotions with the music of Vaughan Williams, Schubert, Hindemith, Morley, and Mendelssohn; plus contemporary composers like Augusta Read Thomas, Stephen Paulus, and Morten Lauridsen. Read our press release for more information.
Washington Men’s Camerata is proud to be part of an arts cohort that supports the needs of its community! That’s why we’ve made our concerts free to all students and, during these difficult times, to unemployed civil servants. Music is for everyone, and we want to be sure it’s accessible to all, especially those most in need of its soothing benefits and uplifting powers. RSVP free by selecting Student or Community Access tickets.
CALL FOR ARTISTS
The Camerata welcomes submissions of art & poetry on the theme of Season, reflecting the varied stages of nature, love and life. Works will be showcased live in concert, May 31 in DC, and printed in the program with artists' permission. Please submit works to info@camerata.com
Washington Men's Camerata, directed by Scott Tucker, sings two Christmas concerts featuring 50 warm, resonant, tenor and bass voices. From Baroque to modern music, the Camerata performs beloved carols, hymns, spirituals, and festive favorites in perfect harmony. Hear heartwarming classics and exhilarating new arrangements by the likes of Jacob Handl, Fenno Heath, Irving Berlin, Elaine Hagenberg and Naomi LaViolette.
Join a captivating evening of French music and compositions by students of the legendary composer Nadia Boulanger. Delight in the evocative beauty and exquisite craftsmanship of French masters Fauré, Poulenc, d'Indy, Gounod, and Duruflé. Plus, hear the innovative spirit of Boulanger's pupils Darius Milhaud, Charles Strouse, Aaron Copland, David Conte, and Elliott Carter. Featuring the Young Men’s Ensemble of the Children’s Chorus of Washington. GO DEEPER
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