Final Capital University Chapel Choir concert of the year that includes songs sung in Hindi, Sesotho, German, Latin, and English. This concert will also include John Rutter’s Gloria. Featuring the Capital University Chapel Choir Capital University Choral Union Capital University Philomel and multiple Capital University Conservatory of Music faculty members, this concert should not be missed! Join us for this Choral Celebration Concert on Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Mees Hall.

Song cycle by Alan Louis Smith, texts from the Oral History Project at Ellis Island. Performers include Capital University students and voice faculty.

Opera/Musical Theater Production at Capital Conservatory of Music

Opera/Musical Theater Production at Capital Conservatory of Music

On Jan. 25 & 26, ProMusica will start 2025 joined by the Capital University Chapel Choir and three world-class vocalists, as our Music Director David Danzmayr leads our first-ever performance of Mendelssohn’s powerful symphony-cantata, “Lobgesang” (“Hymn of Praise”)—the composer’s most ambitious symphony achievement. Giya Kancheli’s hauntingly beautiful "Midday Prayers" complements this program of both simplicity and glory.

On Jan. 25 & 26, ProMusica will start 2025 joined by the Capital University Chapel Choir and three world-class vocalists, as our Music Director David Danzmayr leads our first-ever performance of Mendelssohn’s powerful symphony-cantata, “Lobgesang” (“Hymn of Praise”)—the composer’s most ambitious symphony achievement. Giya Kancheli’s hauntingly beautiful "Midday Prayers" complements this program of both simplicity and glory.

The Christmas Festival concert experience continues a storied legacy that began with the founding of the Capital University Chapel Choir in 1928. Set in the intimate and beautiful Mees Hall, the concert is an immersive experience that unifies choral music with a central, spiritual theme, interwoven with storytelling readings of poetry, prose, and scripture. Every corner of the concert hall, from the aisles to the balcony, is alive with music, creating an atmosphere that embraces the audience in song.

The Christmas Festival concert experience continues a storied legacy that began with the founding of the Capital University Chapel Choir in 1928. Set in the intimate and beautiful Mees Hall, the concert is an immersive experience that unifies choral music with a central, spiritual theme, interwoven with storytelling readings of poetry, prose, and scripture. Every corner of the concert hall, from the aisles to the balcony, is alive with music, creating an atmosphere that embraces the audience in song.

The Christmas Festival concert experience continues a storied legacy that began with the founding of the Capital University Chapel Choir in 1928. Set in the intimate and beautiful Mees Hall, the concert is an immersive experience that unifies choral music with a central, spiritual theme, interwoven with storytelling readings of poetry, prose, and scripture. Every corner of the concert hall, from the aisles to the balcony, is alive with music, creating an atmosphere that embraces the audience in song.

The Christmas Festival concert experience continues a storied legacy that began with the founding of the Capital University Chapel Choir in 1928. Set in the intimate and beautiful Mees Hall, the concert is an immersive experience that unifies choral music with a central, spiritual theme, interwoven with storytelling readings of poetry, prose, and scripture. Every corner of the concert hall, from the aisles to the balcony, is alive with music, creating an atmosphere that embraces the audience in song.