Mark your calendars now, more details will be available soon!

We join Auburn Symphony Orchestra and conductor Wesley Schulz to perform two masterworks: Mozart’s Requiem and Osvaldo Golijov’s hypnotic Oceana. Oceana sets the poetry of Pablo Neruda to music that melds J.S. Bach with South American Rhythms. With chorus, chamber orchestra, guitars, harp, and a Brazilian jazz vocalist, Golijov invokes the ocean with stunning effect. Mozart’s Requiem is a timeless journey from darkness toward light and resolution. Together, these works will take you on a profound exploration of the unknown.

We join Auburn Symphony Orchestra and conductor Wesley Schulz to perform two masterworks: Mozart’s Requiem and Osvaldo Golijov’s hypnotic Oceana. Oceana sets the poetry of Pablo Neruda to music that melds J.S. Bach with South American Rhythms. With chorus, chamber orchestra, guitars, harp, and a Brazilian jazz vocalist, Golijov invokes the ocean with stunning effect. Mozart’s Requiem is a timeless journey from darkness toward light and resolution. Together, these works will take you on a profound exploration of the unknown.

Journey to a land of enchantment for an evening of music and merriment! This year’s annual auction and party takes place at the National Nordic Museum.

Hear an encore of The Traveler’s Song when Seattle Pro Musica performs at the Third Annual Katherine L. White Invitational Choral Festival at the Vashon Center for the Arts.

SPM performs on Saturday evening, tickets are available at vashoncenterforthearts.org

Seattle Pro Musica continues its New American Composers Series with special guest Nilo Alcala. Nilo showcases lively stories and melodies from the Philippines, and SPM is excited to present the world premiere of his energetic new work The Traveler's Song. SPM will also be joined in concert by local youth choirs for a rousing finale of Papanok A Lakitan, one of Nilo's most engaging pieces. Along with featured works by Paul Mealor, Laura Jēkabsone, and First Nations composer Andrew Balfour, The Traveler's Song will take audiences on a sprawling journey of choral sounds from around the world.

Seattle Pro Musica continues its New American Composers Series with special guest Nilo Alcala. Nilo showcases lively stories and melodies from the Philippines, and SPM is excited to present the world premiere of his energetic new work The Traveler's Song. SPM will also be joined in concert by local youth choirs for a rousing finale of Papanok A Lakitan, one of Nilo's most engaging pieces. Along with featured works by Paul Mealor, Laura Jēkabsone, and First Nations composer Andrew Balfour, The Traveler's Song will take audiences on a sprawling journey of choral sounds from around the world.

On Sunday February 22nd at 4:00pm, Queen Anne Lutheran presents SPM small ensembles Vox and Orpheon as part of their fine arts series.

$20 suggested donation, or pay-as-you-can.

The otherworldly beauty of the aurora borealis is the spark for our holiday concert. From medieval chant and traditional carols to dazzling works by Arvo Pärt, Ola Gjeilo, and Veljo Tormis, you’ll journey through a thousand years of ethereal Baltic and Nordic choral music. In our centerpiece, Northern Lights by Ēriks Ešenvalds, voices, chimes, and tuned water goblets combine to evoke the spectacle of the aurora.

The otherworldly beauty of the aurora borealis is the spark for our holiday concert. From medieval chant and traditional carols to dazzling works by Arvo Pärt, Ola Gjeilo, and Veljo Tormis, you’ll journey through a thousand years of ethereal Baltic and Nordic choral music. In our centerpiece, Northern Lights by Ēriks Ešenvalds, voices, chimes, and tuned water goblets combine to evoke the spectacle of the aurora.

The otherworldly beauty of the aurora borealis is the spark for our holiday concert. From medieval chant and traditional carols to dazzling works by Arvo Pärt, Ola Gjeilo, and Veljo Tormis, you’ll journey through a thousand years of ethereal Baltic and Nordic choral music. In our centerpiece, Northern Lights by Ēriks Ešenvalds, voices, chimes, and tuned water goblets combine to evoke the spectacle of the aurora.

The otherworldly beauty of the aurora borealis is the spark for our holiday concert. From medieval chant and traditional carols to dazzling works by Arvo Pärt, Ola Gjeilo, and Veljo Tormis, you’ll journey through a thousand years of ethereal Baltic and Nordic choral music. In our centerpiece, Northern Lights by Ēriks Ešenvalds, voices, chimes, and tuned water goblets combine to evoke the spectacle of the aurora.

Please join us for our annual appearance as part of the St. John | San Juan Concert Series in Olympia. 

The otherworldly beauty of the aurora borealis is the spark for our holiday concert. From medieval chant and traditional carols to dazzling works by Arvo Pärt, Ola Gjeilo, and Veljo Tormis, you’ll journey through a thousand years of ethereal Baltic and Nordic choral music. In our centerpiece, Northern Lights by Ēriks Ešenvalds, voices, chimes, and tuned water goblets combine to evoke the spectacle of the aurora.

Sunday, November 23, 2025 - 3pm

Tickets: donate as able; suggested donation $20; free for 55+

St. John | San Juan Episcopal Church - 114 20th Ave SE, Olympia (map and directions)

For more information about the St. John's Concert Series, visit their website.

Saturday, November 22, 2025 - 10:30am in Ostberg Hall
Preview performance at Julefest: A Nordic Holiday Celebration, Ballard
Bring the whole family and step into a winter wonderland for an authentic Nordic holiday experience with live music, unique treats, and community spirit! Wander through rows of stalls filled with handcrafted gifts, traditional foods, and cozy Scandinavian apparel. This isn't just another holiday market—Julefest is one of Seattle's favorite traditions. It's where the city comes together to celebrate the season, and it’s the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit. SPM performs a preview set from Northern Lights at 10:30 on Saturday!

Saturday's event runs from 10am-5pm; SPM performs at 10:30am

• Adult: $12.50 ($16 onsite)

• Youth: $5.00 (children under 12 enter for free)

• Members: Free

more details are available via Nordic Museum

Journey with us into enchanted forests and down bustling city streets where wishes come true, demons lurk in barbershops, and defying gravity is just the beginning of the magic.

Join us for musical theater magic at The Triple Door - with tasty fare from the Wild Ginger kitchen - for our annual cabaret!

Journey with us into enchanted forests and down bustling city streets where wishes come true, demons lurk in barbershops, and defying gravity is just the beginning of the magic.

Join us for musical theater magic at The Triple Door - with tasty fare from the Wild Ginger kitchen - for our annual cabaret!

On Tuesday, September 2nd from 4-9pm, we'll kick off our season at Reuben's Brews with Gratituesday! The Reuben's Ballard Taproom is generously hosting us for this non-profit support event, where they'll donate $1 from the sale of each pint to SPM. Come mingle with members, get the inside scoop on our upcoming season from Karen P. Thomas, and hear (and sing!) some fabulous music with us. 

Interested in singing with Seattle Pro Musica? We’d love to hear you!

We will hold auditions for all voice parts this August; to sign up for an audition slot please fill out this form.

Additional details about auditions and what to expect can be found here. Please reach out to admin@seattlepromusica.org with any questions regarding your audition.

Interested in singing with Seattle Pro Musica? We’d love to hear you!

We will hold auditions for all voice parts this August; to sign up for an audition slot please fill out this form.

Additional details about auditions and what to expect can be found here. Please reach out to admin@seattlepromusica.org with any questions regarding your audition.

Interested in singing with Seattle Pro Musica? We’d love to hear you!

We will hold auditions for all voice parts this August; to sign up for an audition slot please fill out this form.

Additional details about auditions and what to expect can be found here. Please reach out to admin@seattlepromusica.org with any questions regarding your audition.

St. James Cathedral provides the stunning acoustic backdrop for a concert that combines the glorious sounds of voices and cello. Classical music star Nathan Chan is Assistant Principal Cello of the Seattle Symphony, and he joins us for the electrifying world premiere of Karen P. Thomas’s The world is charged.

We will also feature works by Roxanna Panufnik (All shall be well), Caroline Shaw (Its motion keeps), Franz Biebl (Ave Maria), Benjamin Britten (Hymn to Saint Cecilia), and Herbert Howells (Requiem).

Finer than the finest day at the races, Seattle Pro Musica’s annual auction and gala promises to be a thoroughly loverly affair! You are cordially invited to don your most spectacular hat and place your bets on extraordinary auction treasures while savoring sophisticated hors d'œuvres and your beverage of choice. Our musical performances will have you floating on air—you might even find yourself exclaiming "I could have danced all night!" as the evening draws to a close. With the moonlit waters of Puget Sound as our backdrop, you'll move in elegant time to our Ascot Gavotte, supporting the arts in our fair city.

Special guest Mari Valverde comes to Seattle for our New American Composers Series and the world premiere of Up/Rising Into, her powerful love song for trans youth. Student singers from local schools will join us for Mari’s When thunder comes, a tribute to the work of social justice leaders. Come hear Mari’s music, meet Mari herself, and be inspired by music that honors the fight for the rights of all peoples.

We will also feature works by Rosephanye Powell, Dale Trumbore, Clara Schumann, Carlos Cordero, James Mulholland, Casey Rule, and more.

Special guest Mari Valverde comes to Seattle for our New American Composers Series and the world premiere of Up/Rising Into, her powerful love song for trans youth. Student singers from local schools will join us for Mari’s When thunder comes, a tribute to the work of social justice leaders. Come hear Mari’s music, meet Mari herself, and be inspired by music that honors the fight for the rights of all peoples.

We will also feature works by Rosephanye Powell, Dale Trumbore, Clara Schumann, Carlos Cordero, James Mulholland, Casey Rule, and more.

New this year! Pairings is a combination of music and storytelling that’s just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Enjoy an intimate experience of love stories and songs, with optional wine and nonalcoholic beverage pairings!

Tickets available now - limited seating!

Join us for the premiere of our FREE on-demand concert broadcast of Nowell.

Celebrate the holidays with enthralling choral music from the British Isles. You’ll hear traditional favorites, future classics from some of Britain’s rising female composers, and Roderick Williams’s gentle jazz-inspired setting of Now winter nights.

We will also feature works by Kerensa Briggs, Rebecca Dale, Joanna Marsh, Lucy Walker, Gabriel Jackson, Philip Stopford, and more.

Celebrate the holidays with enthralling choral music from the British Isles. You’ll hear traditional favorites, future classics from some of Britain’s rising female composers, and Roderick Williams’s gentle jazz-inspired setting of Now winter nights.

We will also feature works by Kerensa Briggs, Rebecca Dale, Joanna Marsh, Lucy Walker, Gabriel Jackson, Philip Stopford, and more.

Celebrate the holidays with enthralling choral music from the British Isles. You’ll hear traditional favorites, future classics from some of Britain’s rising female composers, and Roderick Williams’s gentle jazz-inspired setting of Now winter nights.

We will also feature works by Kerensa Briggs, Rebecca Dale, Joanna Marsh, Lucy Walker, Gabriel Jackson, Philip Stopford, and more.

Celebrate the holidays with enthralling choral music from the British Isles. You’ll hear traditional favorites, future classics from some of Britain’s rising female composers, and Roderick Williams’s gentle jazz-inspired setting of Now winter nights.

We will also feature works by Kerensa Briggs, Rebecca Dale, Joanna Marsh, Lucy Walker, Gabriel Jackson, Philip Stopford, and more.

Celebrate the holidays with enthralling choral music from the British Isles. You’ll hear traditional favorites, future classics from some of Britain’s rising female composers, and Roderick Williams’s gentle jazz-inspired setting of Now winter nights.

We will also feature works by Kerensa Briggs, Rebecca Dale, Joanna Marsh, Lucy Walker, Gabriel Jackson, Philip Stopford, and more.