Imagine | Mercury Chamber Orchestra
Lutenist Thomas Dunford and contralto Avery Amereau perform music by Handel and Vivaldi alongside contemporary songs, including George Harrison’s “Something” and John Lennon’s “Imagine.”
Lutenist Thomas Dunford and contralto Avery Amereau perform music by Handel and Vivaldi alongside contemporary songs, including George Harrison’s “Something” and John Lennon’s “Imagine.”
Lutenist Thomas Dunford and contralto Avery Amereau perform music by Handel and Vivaldi alongside contemporary songs, including George Harrison’s “Something” and John Lennon’s “Imagine.”
The Houston premiere of award-winning composer David Lang’s poor hymnal brings the Grammy Award-winning chamber choir, The Crossing, to Houston’s world-renowned space for art, contemplation and social justice.
The Houston premiere of award-winning composer David Lang’s poor hymnal brings the Grammy Award-winning chamber choir, The Crossing, to Houston’s world-renowned space for art, contemplation and social justice.
The Houston premiere of award-winning composer David Lang’s poor hymnal brings the Grammy Award-winning chamber choir, The Crossing, to Houston’s world-renowned space for art, contemplation and social justice.
HGO’s annual concert celebrating the artistry and legacy of Black artists in opera and song, with soprano Angel Blue headlining the 2027 program.
British vocal ensemble VOCES8 performs a program combining classical choral repertoire with popular selections.
An all-Hispanic program featuring the premiere of Gilda Lyons’s Soy la Diosa, alongside a Baroque Spanish-language cantata and dances from Peruvian and Guatemalan sources.
Jazz vocalist Samara Joy performs with the Houston Symphony.
The always-adventurous superstar vocalist returns with her newest program, a unique blend of folk song, merging early music and jazz with influences from Baroque music, vaudeville, and European and American […]
Seventeenth-century Venetian sacred music featuring selections from Monteverdi’s Selva morale e spiritualealongside works by Alessandro Grandi and Giovanni Rovetta.
Mendelssohn’s psalm settings for eight-part double choir, combining Renaissance-style counterpoint, Lutheran sacred tradition and Romantic choral writing.