2026-2027 Season
FOR JAKE
Friday November 13 & 14, both at 8 PM
Church of St. Francis Xavier, 46 West 16th Street (east of 6th Avenue)
Carson Cooman IN THE MIDST OF WILD BEING
David Hamilton THE MOON IS SILENTLY SINGING
Christos Hatzis EVERLASTING LIGHT
A CANTORI HOLIDAY
Saturday December 12 @ 5PM and Sunday December 13 @ 3PM
Church of the Holy Trinity, 316 East 88th Street
Celebrate the season with Cantori New York's annual holiday concert, featuring a festive collection of beloved seasonal favorites and beautiful choral works that capture the joy, wonder, and warmth of this special time of year. Join us for an afternoon of inspiring music and holiday cheer, and stay after the Saturday performance for a festive reception with members of the ensemble and fellow concertgoers.
INVENTIONS
Friday March 12, 2027 at 8PM and Saturday March 13, 2027 at 6 PM
Church of the Holy Apostles, 296 9th Avenue at 28th Street
Eric Whitacre LEONARDO DREAMS OF HIS FLYING MACHINE
Nicole Lizée BOY DRAWING A LADY WITH TRADEMARKS FOR EYES AND COPYRIGHTED-SCENTED HAIR (NY Premiere)
Frank Martin MASS FOR DOUBLE CHOIR
MALLONEE AND MEYER
Friday May 14 at 8PM and Saturday May 15 at 5PM
Church of the Holy Apostles, 296 9th Avenue at 28th Street
Elliot Carter MUSICIANS WRESTLE EVERYWHERE
Carolyn Mallonee SEA CHANGE: Motets, Mantras, Songs, and Transformation (World Premiere)
Jessica Meyer Commission (World Premiere)
NEW ALBUM RELEASE: FOUND AGAIN (2025)
"Found Again" presents a poignant exploration of human connection, self-growth, and collective pursuit of a better world. At once forward-looking and deeply introspective, this collection features three works espousing the power of transformative renewal.
Each presents a revised version of an earlier work, offering an opportunity for rediscovery, recentering, and new understanding.
The New Amorous World, by Lembit Beecher, reflects on the limitations and possibilities of humankind in a spirited setting of texts by French utopian philosopher Charles Fourier.
Beauty by Beauty, by John Rommereim, contrasts with a gentle, inward-looking setting of texts by three-time U.S. poet laureate Joy Harjo on themes of courage, spiritual transformation, and of human connection to the earth and to one another.
The title track – Found Again, by Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate – presents a second setting of Joy Harjo poems exploring cultural connection, reconciliation, and renewal.
Available for purchase & streaming.
Cantori New York’s complete Discography found here.
