Celebrating Dynamic Voices
Baltimore Choral Arts is now in our 57th season, Celebrating Dynamic Voices. Check out our upcoming Events!
Choral Arts 2023 Gala & Auction
This year’s Choral Arts Gala will take place at the iconic Baltimore Museum of Industry in the Inner Harbor on Friday, April 14, 2023. With talented musicians, tantalizing food, and tempting auction items, together we will celebrate Baltimore Choral Arts’ 57 years of music-making.
Proceeds support Choral Arts’ education and outreach programs.
Watch 'Dreamer' on MPT
Maryland Public Television (MPT) will spotlight "Portraits: Douglass & Tubman" as a part of its Artworks series. The episode, titled Dreamer, premieres December 16 at 9 p.m. on MPT-HD, with encore broadcasts on December 19 at 9 p.m. on MPT2, and December 26 at 9 p.m. on MPT-HD.
EuroTour 2022: Berlin, Prague, Vienna
On Octover 24, Baltimore Choral Arts completed their 10 day tour of Berlin, Prague, and Vienna! Watch as Music Director Anthony Blake Clark talks about this special tour with BSO Music Director Laureate and Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra Principal Conductor Marin Alsop.
About Choral Arts 2022 - 2023 Subscription Season!
Listen to Maestro Blake Clark speak about Baltimore Choral Arts 2022 - 2023 Subscription season!
UPDATED COVID-19 Safety Policy
We've updated our COVID-19 policy and safety requirements for the remainder of the season. You can learn more and find updates here. (As of January 31, 2023)
Choral Arts Shorts
Choral Arts Shorts is our new mini-series highlighting past Baltimore Choral Arts performances. Our recent short features "Uf dem anger" from Carmina Burana.
Why We Sing
Watch the latest video of our new series Why We Sing, where we interview singers of Baltimore Choral Arts and share their stories of what singing means to them.
Choral Arts Gala Photos
Check out these photos from our in-person Gala on Friday, April 1 at the Baltimore Museum of Industry! Photo Credit: Side A Photography
In support of Black Lives Matter
"Our nation and our great city have struggled to overcome racial inequity. We can all do something to ensure justice, and for my part, I hope our music can be one contribution. I hope Dr. King’s words in this piece resonate and I implore you to stand in solidarity with silenced and marginalized voices everywhere."
- Anthony Blake Clark, Music Director
Concert Calendar
This group produced a huge, full, gorgeous sound.
Announcements
Planning in an Unpredictable Time
In this maelstrom of rapidly changing social distancing rules and the avalanche of concert cancellations, how is Baltimore Choral Arts [...]
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Sing in the Holidays with Choral Arts
Baltimore Choral Arts returns to the stage this Holiday season sharing the gift of song and entertainment! All are welcome [...]
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Mozart Requiem Reframed Review by Music Critic Tim Smith
Thank you so much to Tim Smith for this wonderful review of our Mozart Requiem Reframed concert on Sunday, May 29, 2022 [...]
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