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CONCERTS & TICKETS
Join us for a spectacular year as we celebrate our 37th season.
2009-2010 takes us on a music journey first to Asia and the Pacific with Eastern Lights in December.
Download our season brochure.
Seattle Pro Musica offers multiple opportunities to purchase tickets and save—find the subscription option which is right for you:
- If you attended Eastern Lights upgrade to a subscription and receive a half-price "companion" ticket to bring a friend to one of the performances.
- If you did not attend Eastern Lights, purchase a mini-subscription to the two remaining concerts of the season for a special price and enjoy all of the perks offered to subscriptions, such as seating in the preferred subscription section. Purchase on-line today!
2009-2010: Enjoy music for the winter season from the rich and diverse cultures of Japan, Korea, China, India, Southeast Asia, New Zealand, and Australia at our December performances of Eastern Lights. This one-of-a-kind concert brings you Seattle Pro Musica's trademark innovative programming and performance vitality.
French Masters explores the important tradition of French choral music and its lasting influence on the world. From the 14th century works of Dufay to the present day, we experience the joie de vivre of Gallic choral music with a special focus on Frank Martin's masterpiece the Mass for Double Choir (which you can preview by listening to our CD Music of the Spirit.
The regular season concludes with the Song of Songs Festival, a collaboration between Seattle Pro Musica, the Medieval Women's Choir, and St. James Cathedral. This unique concert covers a millennium of music from around the globe, all on texts from the Song of Songs, and includes two world premieres.
It’s a season you won’t want to miss.
Eastern Lights (December 5, Town Hall and December 12, Bastyr University)
An innovative program for the winter season featuring traditional songs and new choral music from Japan, Korea, China, India, Southeast Asia, New Zealand, and Australia.
French Masters (March 5 & 6, St. James Cathedral)
Enjoy the soaring harmonies of exquisite choral works by French and Flemish composers performed in the magnificent acoustic of St. James Cathedral. Featuring Frank Martin’s exquisite Mass for Double Choir as recorded on Seattle Pro Musica’s Music of the Spirit CD.
Also included are Francis Poulenc’s Lenten Motets, Maurice Duruflé’s Quatre Motets sur des Thèmes Grégoriens, and motets by Renaissance masters Dufay, Josquin, Lassus, and Ockeghem.
Experience the joie de vivre of Gallic choral music!
Song of Songs (May 14 & 15, St. James Cathedral)
Seattle Pro Musica inaugurates the week long Song of Songs Festival at St. James Cathedral. This collaboration between Seattle Pro Musica, St. James Cathedral, and the Medieval Women's Choir will include concerts, workshops, art exhibits, and lectures.
Seattle Pro Musica's concerts highlight the festival with choral settings of texts from all over the world from the Song of Songs, including world premieres by Ivan Moody and Karen P. Thomas.
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Morten Lauridsen and Karen P. Thomas with Seattle Pro Musica at the finale of the American Masterpieces Choral Festival, June 17, 2007
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