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Information about the upcoming 2022-23 concert season can be found below.
Thank you to our donors, who generously help to cover the cost of our concerts!
Should you wish to help support our future events, you can click here to donate now!
Thank you to our donors, who generously help to cover the cost of our concerts!
Should you wish to help support our future events, you can click here to donate now!
Upcoming Events
Lexington Singers Joins the University of Kentucky Choirs and Symphony Orchestra -- Mahler Symphony #2 “Resurrection”Friday, April 21st, 2023 - 7:30pm -- Singletary Center for the Arts
Tickets: $10 Adults/ $4 Students (all tickets subject to additional processing fees) Click here for more info and to purchase tickets. |
Gustav Mahler
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Lexington Singers Children's Choirs Spring ConcertSaturday, May 13th, 2023 - 3:00pm -- Tates Creek Presbyterian Church
Join all four children's choirs for their spring feature concert. This concert will mark the end of the 20th season of LSCC.
Admission is FREE--no ticket required. |
Lexington Singers PopsSaturday, May 20th, 2023 at 7:30pm -- Lexington Opera House
Details forthcoming |
Credit: Sally Horowitz Photography
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Lexington Ringers Spring Concert
Monday, May 22nd, time/location TBD
Details forthcoming
Details forthcoming
Previous Events
Lexington Singers Children's Choirs Fall ConcertSaturday, November 5th, 2022 - 4:00pm -- Tates Creek Presbyterian Church
Join us for the first concert of the season featuring all four children's choirs! Admission is FREE--no ticket required.
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Lexington Singers Fall Concert - "A New Creation"Sunday, November 13th, 2022 at 3:00pm -- Calvary Baptist Church
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René Clausen
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The Lexington Singers kick off the 2022-23 season with a return to the wonderful sanctuary of Calvary Baptist Church and a reprise of a work that they originally performed in the year 2000: contemporary American composer Rene Clausen's masterful cantata "A New Creation." This beautiful piece for chorus, orchestra, and soloists uses biblical texts that express thankfulness and gratitude--sentiments that resonate with all of us as we hopefully enter a post-pandemic season.
Joining the Singers on this concert is our own handbell choir, the Lexington Ringers, conducted by Jeff Marsh. This group is made up of talented and dedicated musicians, many of whom also sing in the Lexington Singers.
The Lexington Singers kick off the 2022-23 season with a return to the wonderful sanctuary of Calvary Baptist Church and a reprise of a work that they originally performed in the year 2000: contemporary American composer Rene Clausen's masterful cantata "A New Creation." This beautiful piece for chorus, orchestra, and soloists uses biblical texts that express thankfulness and gratitude--sentiments that resonate with all of us as we hopefully enter a post-pandemic season.
Joining the Singers on this concert is our own handbell choir, the Lexington Ringers, conducted by Jeff Marsh. This group is made up of talented and dedicated musicians, many of whom also sing in the Lexington Singers.
Lexington Singers with the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra - "A Cathedral Christmas"
Saturday, December 17th, 2022 at 8:00pm -- Cathedral of Christ the King
LexPhil and The Lexington Singers return to the beautiful Cathedral of Christ the King for this Lexington holiday tradition in a program of sacred orchestral and choral works.
This concert is SOLD OUT! Please click on the button to the left to join the waitlist.
This concert is SOLD OUT! Please click on the button to the left to join the waitlist.
Lexington Ringers Christmas Concert - Sleigh Rides, Handbells & Silent NightsMonday, December 19th, 2022 at 7:00pm -- Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
Join the Lexington Ringers for a fun evening of Christmas music!
This concert is free! |
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Lexington Singers Spring Concert - Rejoice!Sunday, March 5th, 2023 at 4:00pm -- First United Methodist Church
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Join The Lexington Singers, The LSCC Intermediate Choir and The Lexington Ringers as we share songs of rejoicing. This concert is FREE, but donations will be accepted to support the First United Methodist Church Downtown Backpack Ministry.
The centerpiece of this concert is the iconic 20th century cantata "Rejoice in the Lamb" by revered British composer Benjamin Britten (1913-1976). Britten sets the words of 18th-century poet Christopher Smart, who famously wrote his poem while in an insane asylum. Smart's text celebrates the worship of God by all living things, each in its own way. The result is an unusually creative and clever masterpiece, musically challenging yet rewarding and thought-provoking.
The centerpiece of this concert is the iconic 20th century cantata "Rejoice in the Lamb" by revered British composer Benjamin Britten (1913-1976). Britten sets the words of 18th-century poet Christopher Smart, who famously wrote his poem while in an insane asylum. Smart's text celebrates the worship of God by all living things, each in its own way. The result is an unusually creative and clever masterpiece, musically challenging yet rewarding and thought-provoking.