THE 2026-2027 SEASON IS FAST APPROACHING
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE NOW!Saturday, September 26, 2026 | 3:00pm | Ruth Street Theater
A Mass for Troubled Times
Haydn’s powerful and beloved Lord Nelson Mass headlines our opening concert. Performing with Haydn’s original scoring for orchestra, the full Chorale and four stunning soloists, our opening concert promises to be a fiery performance of musical intensity.
Saturday, December 5, 2026 | 3:00pm | St. Luke’s Episcopal
World of Carols
Colorful culture and language enriches festive Christmas music from all over the globe. We will present a collection of beautiful and familiar carols from many corners of our world, with some special musical guests and treats of cocoa and cookies.
Saturday, May 8, 2027 | 3:00pm | Ruth Street Theater
Chorale Plus Four
Our exciting season finale features the full chorale with music of Brahms and Copland, highlighted by the artistry of two pianists. The accompaniment is written specifically for four hands by the composers, creating a symphony of sound for the choir on one beautiful instrument that is classically timeless.
NEW EVENT!
Friday, December 4, 2026 | 5:00pm and 7:00pm | Capital Canyon Club
Renaissance Christmas Feast and Song
Celebrate the season from the days of old Europe. Hosted by the Hassayampa Capital Canyon Club, this authentic dinner and performance will bring lively holiday carols and songs from as far back as the 14th century. The singers will be in renaissance costume, and we invite you to do the same!
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We are SO PROUD of our four Prescott Chorale singers who performed at Carnegie Hall with Edie Copley!
Quotes from our singers about the experience…
From Jenny Sutch
A farewell from the Big Apple. What a beautiful gift to compliment an ethereal experience. To experience the magic of unity in a land so divided…Living frequency…”What binds us is in our heartbeat”
What an Ethereal Gift, a Living Frequency. To Experience the Magic of Unity in a Land Divided.
‘My Soul Soars, Free, on Wings of Sound'”
From Karen Magdaleno
This was a once in a lifetime experience, and I am so happy that I seized the moment. There were two conductors for our concert, Edith Copley and Joshua Pakli. Carnegie Hall itself was beautiful. The first time I sang I felt like the sound rolled up around my head and around me before going out to the auditorium. It was magical for me. I am very thankful to have had this opportunity.”
From Lisa Wise
Preparing for singing at Carnegie Hall was quite an experience, partly with familiarity with Dennis and Heidi, and then of course partly with two conductors I had not met, but enjoyed learning from. But nothing can compare to the surreal feeling of walking out on an iconic stage-, the gorgeous red velvet seats contrasted with the ivory of every other surface, and the joy of bringing music to an audience. It was incredible.”
From Melanie McCally
Singing on the Carnegie Hall stage with a combined choir was an unforgettable experience that reinforced the power of music to bring people together. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to represent the Prescott Chorale in such a memorable performance.”