Join in singing Handel’s uplifting melodies with fellow music-lovers and soloists. This joyous CU tradition will set the tone for a festive holiday season. Bring your own music score or borrow one at the door. All singing abilities are welcome — listeners, too!

Choruses We'll Sing

And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed
And he shall purify the sons of Levi
O thou that tellest good tidings of Zion
For unto us a child is born
Glory to God
His yoke is easy
Hallelujah!

Practice Aids

No experience is required! But if you'd like to practice, here are a few links
to help:

• Printed score of the choruses we’ll be singing, Schirmer edition

• Keyboard playing each voice part on Cyberbass

• Sung versions of each voice part (search for “Messiah”, plus your voice part) on Chord Perfect

Soloists:

• Nini Marchese, soprano

• Kathy Kew Lee, alto

• Macauley Allen, tenor

• Nathan Waterson, bass

Freewill donation accepted in advance or at the door

A feeling of celebration, courage, and triumph: that’s what brass is all about! Be inspired as the bright, bold sound of brass blends with the choir in Bruckner’s powerful Ecce Sacerdos Magnus, plus works by current composers Adolphus Hailstork and Lee Kesselman.

Tickets can be purchased below or at the door.

General admission: $10/students, $20/adults

Sip a coffee and savor a sweet while you enjoy music about feasting and fun! J.S. Bach’s witty Coffee Cantata pokes fun at the 18th-century craze for the trendy, dangerous drink. Join us for a relaxed time including beverages, baked goods, and a look at coffee’s rich history.

Soloists:

• Emily Venturella, soprano

• Nate Widelitz, tenor

• Em Mancillas, bass

Tickets can be purchased below or at the door.

General admission: $10/students, $20/adults