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Seattle Pro Musica invites you to an evening of musical delights that you'll wish could last forever. This year's annual cabaret features cherished songs from musical theater and beyond, all exploring the elusive notion of time.
Seating and dinner service begins at 7:30pm {All Ages}
Run time: approx. 90 minutes
Full Triple Door/Wild Ginger menu available!
Seattle Pro Musica invites you to an evening of musical delights that you'll wish could last forever. This year's annual cabaret features cherished songs from musical theater and beyond, all exploring the elusive notion of time.
Seating and dinner service begins at 4:30pm {All Ages}
Run time: approx. 90 minutes
Full Triple Door/Wild Ginger menu available!
Join us online for our free stream! Registration required, donations gratefully accepted.
Ring in the winter holidays with the joyous sounds of Celtic choral music! Your spirits will rise as we fill our gorgeous concert halls with lush harmonies from Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. Rousing carols, soothing lullabies, soaring spaces, and a candlelight procession. What better way to celebrate the season?
Featuring works by Judith Weir, James MacMillan, Tarik O’Regan, Paul Mealor, and more, with texts in Welsh, Gaelic, and English.
A Celtic Winter is completely sold out - so we're opening our dress rehearsal! Join us on Friday, December 15th at 8pm.
This open dress rehearsal will be slightly more casual than our Saturday performance, but will include the full program. !f you're looking for a warm, friendly, less-formal way to enjoy Seattle Pro Musica's beautiful seasonal music, this is it!
Please note our open dress rehearsal starts at 8pm on Friday, December 15, and will not feature the Northwest Boychoir Apprentices.
“SPM pulled out all the stops, glorying in the powerful emotions, contrasts, and colorful sound worlds of a full-blown symphonic-choral score. It’s not often we get to hear them perform on this scale — and the results were nothing short of thrilling.
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The Way Home honors America’s cultural heritage in a way that seeks to foster a mutual respect for the values of all persons and groups—including immigrants and refugees—as well as enrich our humanity by broadening our understanding of ourselves. Music from trailblazing young composers such as Saunder Choi, Melissa Dunphy, Caroline Shaw, and Derrick Skye explore the peril and helplessness faced by many refugees, while songs from the beginning of the millennium connect similar experiences across human history.
Access to our streaming events includes premiere event and on-demand concert broadcast access for 30 days following the premiere.
“SPM pulled out all the stops, glorying in the powerful emotions, contrasts, and colorful sound worlds of a full-blown symphonic-choral score. It’s not often we get to hear them perform on this scale — and the results were nothing short of thrilling.
”
The Way Home honors America’s cultural heritage in a way that seeks to foster a mutual respect for the values of all persons and groups—including immigrants and refugees—as well as enrich our humanity by broadening our understanding of ourselves. Music from trailblazing young composers such as Saunder Choi, Melissa Dunphy, Caroline Shaw, and Derrick Skye explore the peril and helplessness faced by many refugees, while songs from the beginning of the millennium connect similar experiences across human history.
“SPM pulled out all the stops, glorying in the powerful emotions, contrasts, and colorful sound worlds of a full-blown symphonic-choral score. It’s not often we get to hear them perform on this scale — and the results were nothing short of thrilling.
”
The Way Home honors America’s cultural heritage in a way that seeks to foster a mutual respect for the values of all persons and groups—including immigrants and refugees—as well as enrich our humanity by broadening our understanding of ourselves. Music from trailblazing young composers such as Saunder Choi, Melissa Dunphy, Caroline Shaw, and Derrick Skye explore the peril and helplessness faced by many refugees, while songs from the beginning of the millennium connect similar experiences across human history.
Please join Seattle Pro Musica for our annual appearance as part of the St. John's Concert Series in Olympia - this year, featuring selections from our The Way Home: Music of Refuge repertoire.
Sunday, March 20, 2022 - 3pm or 7:30pm
Streaming Events and On-Demand Broadcast*
Access to our streaming events includes premiere event and on-demand concert broadcast access for 30 days following the premiere.
Rescheduled from the 2019–2020 season, Shall not be denied marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment with a celebration of the music written by American women during the past century. Ranging from mid-century pieces by Alice Parker and Undine S. Moore to works written in the past decade by young composers such as Caroline Shaw and Reena Esmail, Shall not be denied explores the variety of women’s voices in the realm of choral music.
Join us for a performance that honors those who fought for women’s right to vote, even as the struggle continues to ensure this right for all American women.
*Online events (streaming or on-demand) will not include Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal or Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord within the broadcasts, due to licensing restrictions; however, these performances will be made available via our YouTube channel for free following the concerts and links will be sent directly to all ticketholders.
from Sunday, March 20 through Wednesday, April 20,
On-Demand Broadcast*
Access to our streaming events includes premiere event and on-demand concert broadcast access for 30 days following the premiere. Access expires April 20, 2022, 9pm.
Rescheduled from the 2019–2020 season, Shall not be denied marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment with a celebration of the music written by American women during the past century. Ranging from mid-century pieces by Alice Parker and Undine S. Moore to works written in the past decade by young composers such as Caroline Shaw and Reena Esmail, Shall not be denied explores the variety of women’s voices in the realm of choral music.
Join us for a performance that honors those who fought for women’s right to vote, even as the struggle continues to ensure this right for all American women.
*Online events (streaming or on-demand) will not include Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal or Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord within the broadcasts, due to licensing restrictions; however, these performances will be made available via our YouTube channel for free following the concerts and links will be sent directly to all ticketholders.
Sunday, March 20, 2022 - 3pm or 7:30pm
Streaming Events and On-Demand Broadcast*
Access to our streaming events includes premiere event and on-demand concert broadcast access for 30 days following the premiere.
Rescheduled from the 2019–2020 season, Shall not be denied marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment with a celebration of the music written by American women during the past century. Ranging from mid-century pieces by Alice Parker and Undine S. Moore to works written in the past decade by young composers such as Caroline Shaw and Reena Esmail, Shall not be denied explores the variety of women’s voices in the realm of choral music.
Join us for a performance that honors those who fought for women’s right to vote, even as the struggle continues to ensure this right for all American women.
*Online events (streaming or on-demand) will not include Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal or Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord within the broadcasts, due to licensing restrictions; however, these performances will be made available via our YouTube channel for free following the concerts and links will be sent directly to all ticketholders.
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“Seattle Pro Musica shows off its massive singing chops… and the execution confirms the group’s status, under music director Karen P. Thomas, at the cutting edge of choral performance in the West.”
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Rescheduled from the 2019–2020 season, Shall not be denied marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment with a celebration of the music written by American women during the past century. Ranging from mid-century pieces by Alice Parker and Undine S. Moore to works written in the past decade by young composers such as Caroline Shaw and Reena Esmail, Shall not be denied explores the variety of women’s voices in the realm of choral music.
Join us for a performance that honors those who fought for women’s right to vote, even as the struggle continues to ensure this right for all American women.
“
“Seattle Pro Musica shows off its massive singing chops… and the execution confirms the group’s status, under music director Karen P. Thomas, at the cutting edge of choral performance in the West.”
”
Rescheduled from the 2019–2020 season, Shall not be denied marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment with a celebration of the music written by American women during the past century. Ranging from mid-century pieces by Alice Parker and Undine S. Moore to works written in the past decade by young composers such as Caroline Shaw and Reena Esmail, Shall not be denied explores the variety of women’s voices in the realm of choral music.
Join us for a performance that honors those who fought for women’s right to vote, even as the struggle continues to ensure this right for all American women.
“Best of all, the quality showed why this choir is so well regarded…The entire program was a moving experience and a fitting beginning for the Christmas season. ”
This year’s holiday program brings the spirit of the season to life and rejoices in our ability to gather once again to lift our voices in song. You’ll hear music from a diverse range of composers that explores our connections to tradition, to our communities, and to the Earth itself. And in the spirit of celebrating choral music, Love Came Down also highlights music by one of the most influential choral composers of the European Renaissance, Josquin des Prez, the 500th anniversary of whose death we mark in 2021.
Join us in person or virtually for Love Came Down.
“Best of all, the quality showed why this choir is so well regarded…The entire program was a moving experience and a fitting beginning for the Christmas season. ”
This year’s holiday program brings the spirit of the season to life and rejoices in our ability to gather once again to lift our voices in song. You’ll hear music from a diverse range of composers that explores our connections to tradition, to our communities, and to the Earth itself. And in the spirit of celebrating choral music, Love Came Down also highlights music by one of the most influential choral composers of the European Renaissance, Josquin des Prez, the 500th anniversary of whose death we mark in 2021.
Join us in person or virtually for Love Came Down.
“Best of all, the quality showed why this choir is so well regarded…The entire program was a moving experience and a fitting beginning for the Christmas season. ”
This year’s holiday program brings the spirit of the season to life and rejoices in our ability to gather once again to lift our voices in song. You’ll hear music from a diverse range of composers that explores our connections to tradition, to our communities, and to the Earth itself. And in the spirit of celebrating choral music, Love Came Down also highlights music by one of the most influential choral composers of the European Renaissance, Josquin des Prez, the 500th anniversary of whose death we mark in 2021.
Join us in person or virtually for Love Came Down.
“Best of all, the quality showed why this choir is so well regarded…The entire program was a moving experience and a fitting beginning for the Christmas season. ”
This year’s holiday program brings the spirit of the season to life and rejoices in our ability to gather once again to lift our voices in song. You’ll hear music from a diverse range of composers that explores our connections to tradition, to our communities, and to the Earth itself. And in the spirit of celebrating choral music, Love Came Down also highlights music by one of the most influential choral composers of the European Renaissance, Josquin des Prez, the 500th anniversary of whose death we mark in 2021.
Join us in person or virtually for Love Came Down.
This December holiday program brings the spirit of the season to life and rejoices in our ability to gather once again to lift our voices in song.
This December holiday program brings the spirit of the season to life and rejoices in our ability to gather once again to lift our voices in song.
Members of SPM kick off the season in style by joining with over 1,600 schools and theaters worldwide in a global event celebrating local theater, sponsored by Music Theatre International. You’ll enjoy drinks, spectacle, and a revue of classic tunes from shows such as Les Misérables, Into the Woods, Mamma Mia!, and many more. Come raise a toast—either in person or virtually—for an unforgettable evening of Broadway hits!
Two shows! 4pm and 7:30pm
Streaming option available!
Members of SPM kick off the season in style by joining with over 1,600 schools and theaters worldwide in a global event celebrating local theater, sponsored by Music Theatre International. You’ll enjoy drinks, spectacle, and a revue of classic tunes from shows such as Les Misérables, Into the Woods, Mamma Mia!, and many more. Come raise a toast—either in person or virtually—for an unforgettable evening of Broadway hits!
Two shows! 4pm and 7:30pm
Streaming option available!
Members of SPM kick off the season in style by joining with over 1,600 schools and theaters worldwide in a global event celebrating local theater, sponsored by Music Theatre International. You’ll enjoy drinks, spectacle, and a revue of classic tunes from shows such as Les Misérables, Into the Woods, Mamma Mia!, and many more. Come raise a toast—either in person or virtually—for an unforgettable evening of Broadway hits!
Two shows! 4pm and 7:30pm
Streaming option available!
Join us for an encore broadcast of our virtual holiday concert!
Come hear us share Notes for an uncertain future, a program of music written by composers who, like Beethoven, would experience deafness in their later years.
Join us for a virtual concert of holiday music made distantly by our singers.
Join us for a virtual concert of holiday music made distantly by our singers.
Hear a preview of our free virtual holiday concert on KING FM!
““SPM pulled out all the stops, glorying in the powerful emotions, contrasts, and colorful sound worlds of a full-blown symphonic-choral score. It’s not often we get to hear them perform on this scale — and the results were nothing short of thrilling.”
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British composer Ethel Smyth’s Mass in D for choir, orchestra, and soloists is a monumental achievement. Written in the mid-19th century, it was dismissed by critics who deemed female composers unequal to their male counterparts. Seattle Pro Musica hails this stunning and seldom-heard piece as more than equal.
We pair this groundbreaking work with Mozart’s beloved “Great” Mass in C minor for one performance only in the magnificent acoustic of St. James Cathedral.
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“Seattle Pro Musica shows off its massive singing chops… and the execution confirms the group’s status, under music director Karen P. Thomas, at the cutting edge of choral performance in the West.”
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Our spring concert features stirring and innovative choral music from a powerful roster of contemporary composers including Rosephanye Powell, Reena Esmail, Meredith Monk, and Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Shaw.
Join us for a performance that honors those who fought for women’s right to vote, even as the struggle continues to ensure this right for all American women.
“Best of all, the quality showed why this choir is so well regarded…The entire program was a moving experience and a fitting beginning for the Christmas season. ”
For centuries, humans have reveled and sought comfort in festivals of light during the darkest time of year. Join us for afternoon and evening concerts of warm, joyous choral music from winter traditions around the world. Along with cherished solstice, Christmas, and Hanukkah music, we’ll share choral works from other festivals of light.
Our December concerts often sell out in advance and elicit glowing reviews.
