2024-2025 Concert Season
glad tidings
Experience the wonder of the holidays and help us close out our 40th year of celebration. Usher in the spirit of Christmas by joining us in singing two glorious carols. We will be including composers such as Alice Parker and Robert Shaw, John Rutter, Robert Lau, and Elaine Hagenberg.
The Harrisburg Singers will welcome guest artists Kirsten Del Gaudio, violin, and Alison Koch, cello, for this concert series.
As always you will have many familiar pieces to enjoy, both sacred and secular. The holidays are about tradition, about cherished times with family and friends, and about starting the season with The Harrisburg Singers. Join us!
Friday, December 6, 2024
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Hershey
8:00 PM, Pre-Concert at 7:40 PM
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Saturday, December 7, 2024
Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Mechanicsburg
7:30 PM, Pre-Concert 7:10 PM
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Sunday, December 8, 2024
Trinity Lutheran Church, Camp Hill
3:00 PM, Pre-Concert 2:40 PM
Music to Feed the Soul
For 40 years, through our unique interpretive style, we have immersed our audience in our signature sound, One Voice, tethering our listeners to the music and enabling them to experience the wonder the composer intended. Over the years we have been fortunate, through the American Composers’ Choral Festival, to have worked with many well-known composers of sacred music from around the country, such as Mack Wilberg, Mark Hayes, Craig Courtney, Robert Lau, and K. Lee Scott. Our spring concert will feature familiar works by all of these talented musicians, some of which were written for and premiered by The Harrisburg Singers at the Festival, and will include inspirational selections such as My Shepherd Will Supply My Need, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, Come Home, and His Eye is on the Sparrow, among others.
We will also perform Schubert’s Mass in G, accompanied by string quartet. Schubert wrote the Mass in G, a short but beautifully melodic piece with soprano, tenor and bass soloists in only six days, but the work was not published until 18 years after his death. The overall character of the piece is devotional and contemplative, and it is loved by audiences around the world. Come join us for a concert of music to feed the soul.
Friday, May 2, 2025
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Hershey
8:00 PM, Pre-Concert 7:40 PM
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Saturday, May 3, 2025
Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Mechanicsburg
7:30 PM, Pre-Concert 7:10 PM
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Sunday, May 4, 2025
Trinity Lutheran Church, Camp Hill
3:00 PM, Pre-Concert 2:40 PM