Join us for our annual Empowerment Through Music concert in collaboration with the Cornell University Glee Club!

Join us for our collaboration with RIT

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Join the Chorus for our annual Twilight Concert!

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Join the Cornell Chorus and Glee Club for our annual Cornelliana Night!

Welcome back to The Hill! Come join the multi-generational Cornell University Chorus and Glee Club to celebrate music and a return to Cornell at our Reunions Concert in Bailey Hall. Tickets for the concert can be purchased here. Livestream information for the concert will be posted later. Go Big Red!

Join us in Bailey Hall as we celebrate Commencement weekend for the Class of 2023 graduates with highlights from the Chorus and Glee Club’s repertoire for the year. Tickets for the concert can be purchased here. Livestream information will be posted at a later date. Congratulations Class of 2023!

Join us in Bailey Hall for our Major Works Concert in collaboration with the Cornell University Glee Club and Cornell Symphony Orchestra. The concert will feature Mozart's Requiem, Schubert's Unfinished Symphony D.759, and Arvo Pärt's Da Pacem Domine. Free advance tickets for the concert can be reserved here. Livestream information will be posted closer to the date of the concert.

Join us in Sage Chapel for a collaboration with two choirs from Ithaca College as we celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month. Admission to the concert is free.

How do we empower ourselves and others when we are frustrated with an increasingly bleak reality? How do we continue to believe in love and care when inhuman acts of violence and greed drown out hope? The Cornell Chorus’ 2023 Empowerment through Music event centers around a recently premiered project: “Freedom on the Move, Songs in Flight.” Basing their music on the Cornell-founded “Freedom on the Move” database (the largest crowdsourced database of fugitive slave advertisements in North America), composers and performers including Shawn Okpebholo, Mason Bynes, Tsitsi Ella Jaji, Rhiannon Giddens, and more collaborated to weave narratives from the source material to sound out liberation and re-humanization of people escaping enslavement.

On March 3rd and 4th, Bynes and countertenor Reginald Mobley will be visiting campus to speak about the project, perform selections, and work with students. Mobley will give a solo voice masterclass on Friday, March 3rd in Barnes Hall. On March 4th at 7pm in Barnes Hall the Chorus and Glee Club will perform Bynes' Three Dialogues, Mobley will perform solo selections, and the evening will culminate with a roundtable discussion about the project with Bynes, Mobley, Professor Martha Guth (professor of voice at Ithaca College and co-founder of the project), and Professor Ed Baptist (professor of History at Cornell and co-founder of the Freedom on the Move database).

For more information, visit https://www.sparksandwirycries.org/songs-in-flight.

The second night of Lessons and Carols!

Our annual Lessons and Carols Concert will be on Sunday Dec 5th and Monday Dec 6th!

This will be the first time the Chorus and Glee Club have been able to perform in Sage Chapel for over 2 years!

Twilight is back!

This year, we are able to have our Twilight Concert in Bailey Hall. We will be singing Chorus permanent repertoire, Cornell songs, and a collection of pieces by Melissa Dunphy! Order your tickets at tinyurl.com/twilightconcert

Cornell University Lessons and Carols sung by the Cornell University Chorus and Glee Club, interspersed with audience carols and traditional readings by members of the Cornell community, with conductor Robert Isaacs.

To provide a better audience experience, free tickets will be available online in advance, starting on November 18. Tickets will expire at 7:15pm on Dec. 8, at which point, a standby line will be admitted as capacity allows.

Cornell University Lessons and Carols sung by the Cornell University Chorus and Glee Club, interspersed with audience carols and traditional readings by members of the Cornell community, with conductor Robert Isaacs.

To provide a better audience experience, free tickets will be available online in advance, starting on November 18. Tickets will expire at 7:15pm on Dec. 8, at which point, a standby line will be admitted as capacity allows.