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Cappella Romana brings to life the vibrant soundscape of medieval Thessaloniki. Hear ancient hymns honoring the city’s patron: the ever-popular St. Demetrios, sung on the weekend of his annual feast day.

Experience ecstatic Byzantine chants for the saint adorning the rite of Hagia Sophia of Constantinople, sung by the women and men of Cappella.

Followed by a residency sponsored by UCLA with a concert and recording session for future release, with the chants sung in acoustic auralizations of medieval churches in Thessaloniki.

Tickets are $33-$53

The world-renowned ensemble Vox Luminis from Belgium makes its Pacific Northwest début! Their singers and period instrument ensemble perform rapturous sacred works by Claudio Monteverdi.

Monteverdi’s collection Selva morale e spirituale (The Virtuous and Spiritual Forest) forms the trunk of this program.

Cappella Romana’s own Mark Powell lived in Namur, Belgium in the 1990s when Lionel Meunier was studying at the city’s celebrated Institut Supérieur de Musique et Pédagogie.

You won’t want to miss Vox Luminis!

Tickets are $33-$53

Get ready to immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of Ukraine this holiday season! A world of tradition and celebration awaits, including music by the renowned Ukrainian composer Dmitro Bortniansky, the Palestrina of the Slavic World.

The esteemed Dr. Marika Kuzma will guide you through charming traditional carols and captivating storytelling.

Dr. Kuzma stands as one of the foremost authorities on Ukrainian choral music, promising an authentic and unforgettable experience.

Tickets are $33-$53

Embark on a journey to 16th-century Portugal with music by Vicente Lusitano (1520–1561), the first published Black composer.

The Marian Consort (UK) is the world’s leading ensemble for the music of Lusitano, led by Alexander Lingas’s good friend Rory McCleery.

Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to witness the brilliance of Lusitano’s work in Black History Month.

Tickets are $33-$53