Holiday choral favorites continue a 38-year tradition with Christmas with Choral Arts on Tuesday, December 7 at 7:30 pm, featuring a brass ensemble and narrator Rebecca Alban Hoffberger.

Buy tickets for the remaining concerts of the season together at a discounted price!

Our special children’s program Christmas for Kids will make its return outdoors at The Chrysalis of Merriweather Park at Symphony Woods with a brand-new twist, featuring Synetic Theater in collaboration with Young Audiences of Maryland.

Watch our full Rejoice & Sing! concert from November 7, 2021 at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. 

To ensure the safety of our singers, staff, volunteers, and patrons, Baltimore Choral Arts is implementing several safety requirements for our concerts this season. You can learn more and find updates here.

Take a look at our 2021-22 Season Return to the Stage! brochure design. Expect your copy in the mail soon!

Watch as Composer Alysia Lee, Music Director Anthony Blake Clark, and a few of our singers break down the process of creating This is Our House. 

Choral Arts Shorts is our new mini-series highlighting past Baltimore Choral Arts performances. The third short is our performance of J.S. Bach's Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied.

Watch all episodes of our virtual concert series Off-the-Grid here!

Watch this special interview with Associate Conductor Leo Wanenchak!

Watch our interview with singers of the Baltimore Choral Arts Vocal Fellows Program.

Baltimore Choral Arts presents our new virtual series, Tune Up! In this series, Music Director Anthony Blake Clark will guide you through vocal warm-ups, pedagogy, and sight reading to keep your mind and voice active at home.

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.

You can watch all episodes of our virtual interview series here!

"Our nation and our great city have struggled to overcome racial inequity. The past two weeks have been tragically reminiscent of the events of 1968, proving that we have still not achieved the goal of racial justice. 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

Click here to see highlights from our England tour January 10-20, 2020!