Our 2021-2022 Season!
We are thrilled to return this fall for our 37th season and look forward to sharing the joy of music again with you in person.
Choral Arts Ensemble is deeply committed to the health and safety of everyone, not only within our organization but also those who attend our concerts. All Choral Arts Ensemble staff, singers, and volunteers have been vaccinated for COVID-19 and will sing with masks if transmission levels indicate. We will adjust audience health and safety protocols to align with medical and public health advice and will comply with the guidelines set by the CDC, our State and local governments, and the venues in which we perform.
Saturday, Oct, 23, 2021
Zumbro Lutheran Church
We joyfully return to live performance to share music's power to encourage, comfort, enrich, and unite!
Listen to music from a diverse group of composers across time. You'll hear chants, spirituals, and folk songs, all on themes of Faith, Love, Hope, and Life. Plus Listening, a newly commissioned piece by Karen P. Thomas, Artistic Director of the Seattle Pro Musica.
Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021
Sunday, Dec.12, 2021
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Our annual celebration of the season will take place at the base of the Assisi property in the sanctuary at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. The program will feature My Dancing Day, a new piece by Grammy award-winning composer Philip Lawson as the tenth and final installment of the Ketterling Carol series.
Saturday, March 12, 2022
Christ United Methodist Church
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr said that “where we love is home—home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts.” Working to support Mayor Norton’s initiative on homelessness and insufficient low-income housing, CAE will sing of the joys of home and point to every human’s need for it. CAE will premiere I Years had been from home, a new work by Janika Vandervelde.
Saturday, May 7, 2022
Christ United Methodist Church
2020 marked the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, the culmination of the women’s suffrage movement in the United States. We celebrate this great success while recognizing that much of the work of attaining gender equality remains undone. According to a Chinese aphorism, “women hold up half the sky”—we are all blessed when our community and our world work to unleash everyone’s full potential.
