Mark your calendars! 🗓 Our 2022-2023 season is fast approaching, and we have another exciting slate of programs in store — featuring commissions, premieres and rarely performed masterpieces. 🎟 Details and tickets available at

WHEN LILACS LAST IN THE DOORYARD BLOOM'D sets Walt Whitman’s famous poem, an elegiac meditation on death, grief and the eventual renewal of hope. See our interview with composer Adolphus Hailstork here:

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BROUGHT TO LIGHT sets a moving and timely text by poet Ross Baglin contemplating everyday life and human connection in the modern pandemic era. See our interview with composer Stuart Greenbaum here:

Featuring two premieres: BROUGHT TO LIGHT by Stuart Greenbaum (a Cantori commission!) and WHEN LILACS LAST IN THE DOORYARD BLOOM'D by Adolphus Hailstork.

Join us THIS WEEKEND for our powerful season finale, celebrating the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring vitality of New York City two years after the onset of the pandemic. Tickets at

This weekend, we're proud to feature two Cantori composers on our holiday program! I SAW THREE SHIPS, arranged by baritone Brian Morales. And the world premiere of WILD SWEET BELLS by Cantori alumna Caroline Mallonee. Tickets at the link in our bio!

Today is #GivingTuesday! As we plan for our coming live performances, we need you - our devoted patrons - more than ever. Your gift helps underwrite the diverse and adventurous programming that speaks to this critical moment.

SAVE THE DATE: We’re back onstage this holiday season! Our annual program features beloved classics and new favs, including arrangements by our own members. Dec. 11 at 5PM & Dec. 12 at 3PM.St. Luke in the Fields, 487 Hudson Street, NYC. Tickets on our website (link in bio)!

Cantori is thrilled to return to live performances this fall! We’re grateful for the support of our community over the past year and look forward to sharing music with you again in person. Our 2021-22 season is just around the corner. Here’s a quick preview of what’s ahead:

Thrilled to present a sneak peek of our latest recording project: The Elements, by Philip Lasser, a Cantori commission. 🎉 Stay tuned for the full release later this year -- but for now, enjoy this special preview, setting Robert Frost's "Fire and Ice.".

In the immortal words of Iris Murdoch (and a little foreshadowing of our upcoming May program — stay tuned!). ❤️ Wishing a magical #valentinesday to all! 🎶 @ New York, New York

Cantori singers getting into some #arvopärt 😍 We had such a great time at our Saturday retreat over the weekend — a full day of food, friends and fantastic singing. Our upcoming program is really coming along. 🎶😋…

NEW MEMBER ALERT: .Introducing Jacques Pavlenyi, one of our newest basses. Born and raised in Montreal, Jacques has also lived in London and on the West Coast -- but he considers New York to be home. ❤️ Jacques is…

THIS WEEKEND: A Cantori Holiday! Our annual crowd-pleaser offers familiar and lesser-known carols as well as popular standards, some in new arrangements by Cantori’s own members. With audience sing-along. Fun for the whole family! Tickets on sale now:

Saturday and Sunday, join us as we present the New York premiere of Dale Trumbore’s wrenching requiem HOW TO GO ON, plus two rarely performed song cycles: "Seven Choral Songs" by Hermann Goetz and "Five Kurpian Songs" by Henryk Górecki. Tickets:

RT @dessadarling: My very first piece for @NatGeoTravel went live online early this morning. I traveled to Corsica to hear A Filetta, a po….

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Our own Mark Shapiro leads the @WVChorale Summer Sing tonight with settings of "Gloria" by Poulenc and Vivaldi

Catch us tomorrow in the opening night of BACH & BLEACH @LaMaMaETC !!

Members and friends enjoying last year's event. It's always one of the highlights of our year!