We express awe and adulation by commemorating seasonal events from diverse communities. "Glory!" honors togetherness and universal aspirations for peace, love, and hope.

This special free performance will feature highlights from our “Glory” program.

We express awe and adulation by commemorating seasonal events from diverse communities. "Glory!" honors togetherness and universal aspirations for peace, love, and hope. Featuring works by Hoffman, Siadat, Vivaldi, Hyo-Won Woo, Rutter, and more.

Enjoy a $5 discount by purchasing tickets in advance (prior to day of concert).

We express awe and adulation by commemorating seasonal events from diverse communities. "Glory!" honors togetherness and universal aspirations for peace, love, and hope. Featuring works by Hoffman, Siadat, Vivaldi, Hyo-Won Woo, Rutter, and more.

Enjoy a $5 discount by purchasing tickets in advance (prior to day of concert).

We express awe and adulation by commemorating seasonal events from diverse communities. "Glory!" honors togetherness and universal aspirations for peace, love, and hope. Featuring works by Hoffman, Siadat, Vivaldi, Hyo-Won Woo, Rutter, and more.

Enjoy a $5 discount by purchasing tickets in advance (prior to day of concert).

Make Music Chicago is a free, citywide event held every June 21st that brings together Chicagoans to make and celebrate music, regardless of age, ability or preferred musical style—a perfect way to herald the summer solstice.

Lux Cantorum is proud to join this year’s lineup, returning to Fourth Presbyterian Church’s stunning Buchanan Chapel to reprise May’s “Sacred Classics” concert. Join us to kick off your weekend and your summer, and experience memorable works, including pieces by Bach, Mozart, Hogan, Handel, Haydn, and Janowski.

Based on the French Fête de la Musique, Make Music Chicago was first presented in 2011. Chicago joins over 1,000 cities in more than 120 countries across the globe, making the Fête de la Musique the world’s largest single-day music festival.

Join us this holiday season for our December concert series, Manifest Love: A testament to the power of spiritual love. Bringing solace, hope, and warmth to the season.

Featuring choral works by Saint Saëns, Rutter, Forrest, Dickau and more!

Join us this holiday season for our December concert series, Manifest Love: A testament to the power of spiritual love. Bringing solace, hope, and warmth to the season.

Featuring choral works by Saint Saëns, Rutter, Forrest, Dickau and more!

Join us this holiday season for our December concert series, Manifest Love: A testament to the power of spiritual love. Bringing solace, hope, and warmth to the season.

Featuring choral works by Saint Saëns, Rutter, Forrest, Dickau and more!

We continue the commemoration of our 75th anniversary with a spring program of sacred music from American musical theater and operas. Our concerts will include a commissioned work by Jonathan Miller and compositions spanning almost two hundred years.

THIS CONCERT WILL ALSO BE LIVESTREAMED TO THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO “ATTEND” FROM HOME.

We continue the commemoration of our 75th anniversary with a spring program of sacred music from both musicals and operas. Our concerts will include a commissioned work by Jonathan Miller and compositions spanning almost two hundred years.

We hope you’ll Help us celebrate 75 years of music with a Special reception following this performance.

We continue the commemoration of our 75th anniversary with a spring program of sacred music from both musicals and operas. Our concerts will include a commissioned work by Jonathan Miller and compositions spanning almost two hundred years.

Lux Cantorum honors the bountiful choral contributions that people of color have made to our December holiday experiences. We are being intentional about highlighting an underrepresented segment of seasonal music that will certainly pique your interest and unite generations of listeners.

Lux Cantorum honors the bountiful choral contributions that people of color have made to our December holiday experiences. We are being intentional about highlighting an underrepresented segment of seasonal music that will certainly pique your interest and unite generations of listeners.

Lux Cantorum honors the bountiful choral contributions that people of color have made to our December holiday experiences. We are being intentional about highlighting an underrepresented segment of seasonal music that will certainly pique your interest and unite generations of listeners.

THIS CONCERT WILL ALSO BE LIVESTREAMED TO THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO “ATTEND” FROM HOME.

La Jetée is an operatic adaptation of the classic movie by Chris Marker which has inspired countless artists, including Terry Gilliam in 12 Monkeys. A man is sent back and forth in time by pseudo-scientific experimenters to find a solution to the world's fate after the devastation of a world war. He is haunted by his memories and enthralled with a woman from the past with whom he'd like to have a future. But the past isn't so easy to escape.

in collaboration with Chicago Fringe Opera and Access Contemporary Music

La Jetée is an operatic adaptation of the classic movie by Chris Marker which has inspired countless artists, including Terry Gilliam in 12 Monkeys. A man is sent back and forth in time by pseudo-scientific experimenters to find a solution to the world's fate after the devastation of a world war. He is haunted by his memories and enthralled with a woman from the past with whom he'd like to have a future. But the past isn't so easy to escape.

in collaboration with Chicago Fringe Opera and Access Contemporary Music

Experience two works to feed your soul. Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem is an intimate re-interpretation of the Catholic Mass, affirming eternal rest for the departed and consolation for the living. John Rutter’s Feel the Spirit is a cycle of seven Negro Spirituals with refreshed rhythms and jazz harmonies for soloists and chorus.

Performed with a chamber ensemble accompaniment.

THIS CONCERT WILL ALSO BE LIVESTREAMED TO THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO “ATTEND” FROM HOME—WHETHER THEY’RE IN CHICAGOLAND OR MUCH FARTHER AWAY.

The following will be required of all in-person attendees:

• advance e-ticket purchases; no tickets will be sold at the door

• proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone 5 and older

• masking protocols

The choir and artistic staff are fully vaccinated as well. Attendees will need to show their CDC vaccination card or a photo facsimile; we encourage concertgoers to utilize the free Bindle app for confidential, seamless entry via their smartphones.

Experience two works to feed your soul. Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem is an intimate re-interpretation of the Catholic Mass, affirming eternal rest for the departed and consolation for the living. John Rutter’s Feel the Spirit is a cycle of seven Negro Spirituals with refreshed rhythms and jazz harmonies for soloists and chorus.

Performed with a chamber ensemble accompaniment.

The following will be required of all attendees:

• advance e-ticket purchases; no tickets will be sold at the door

• proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone 5 and older

• masking protocols

The choir and artistic staff are fully vaccinated as well. Attendees will need to show their CDC vaccination card or a photo facsimile; we encourage concertgoers to utilize the free Bindle app for confidential, seamless entry via their smartphones.

Experience two works to feed your soul. Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem is an intimate re-interpretation of the Catholic Mass, affirming eternal rest for the departed and consolation for the living. John Rutter’s Feel the Spirit is a cycle of seven Negro Spirituals with refreshed rhythms and jazz harmonies for soloists and chorus.

Performed with a chamber ensemble accompaniment.

The following will be required of all attendees:

• advance e-ticket purchases; no tickets will be sold at the door

• proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone 5 and older

• masking protocols

The choir and artistic staff are fully vaccinated as well. Attendees will need to show their CDC vaccination card or a photo facsimile; we encourage concertgoers to utilize the free Bindle app for confidential, seamless entry via their smartphones.

An invitation to experience divine presence from many faith traditions, featuring works by J. S. Bach, S. Rachmaninoff, D. Forrest and others

We are thrilled to share the blessing of a return to safe, in-person concert performances. To ensure the safety and comfort of all, the following will be required of all attendees:

• advance e-ticket purchases; no tickets will be sold at the door

• proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone 5 and older

• masking/social distancing protocols

The choir and artistic staff are fully vaccinated and will be masked as well. Attendees will need to show their CDC vaccination card or a photo facsimile; we encourage concertgoers to utilize the free Bindle app for confidential, seamless entry via their smartphones. How does Bindle work?

The concert will be performed without an intermission, and will run slightly over an hour in length.

An invitation to experience divine presence from many faith traditions, featuring works by J. S. Bach, S. Rachmaninoff, D. Forrest and others

We are thrilled to share the blessing of a return to safe, in-person concert performances. To ensure the safety and comfort of all, the following will be required of all attendees:

• advance e-ticket purchases; no tickets will be sold at the door

• proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone 5 and older

• masking/social distancing protocols

The choir and artistic staff are fully vaccinated and will be masked as well. Attendees will need to show their CDC vaccination card or a photo facsimile; we encourage concertgoers to utilize the free Bindle app for confidential, seamless entry via their smartphones. How does Bindle work?

This concert will also be livestreamed to those who would like to “attend” from home—whether they’re in Chicagoland or much farther away.

The concert will be performed without an intermission, and will run slightly over an hour in length.

An invitation to experience divine presence from many faith traditions, featuring works by J. S. Bach, S. Rachmaninoff, D. Forrest and others

We are thrilled to share the blessing of a return to safe, in-person concert performances. To ensure the safety and comfort of all, the following will be required of all attendees:

• advance e-ticket purchases; no tickets will be sold at the door

• proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone 5 and older

• masking/social distancing protocols

The choir and artistic staff are fully vaccinated and will be masked as well. Attendees will need to show their CDC vaccination card or a photo facsimile; we encourage concertgoers to utilize the free Bindle app for confidential, seamless entry via their smartphones. How does Bindle work?

The concert will be performed without an intermission, and will run slightly over an hour in length.

The liturgical mass is traditionally an opportunity to observe God’s majesty and participate in the Divine’s invitation to be both sustained and commissioned to serve. It is an encounter, if you will, with the Source of love and creation. We present you a non-traditional multi-faith version of a mass and then a more traditional but contemporary mass. May your rendezvous be enlightening.

The liturgical mass is traditionally an opportunity to observe God’s majesty and participate in the Divine’s invitation to be both sustained and commissioned to serve. It is an encounter, if you will, with the Source of love and creation. We present you a non-traditional multi-faith version of a mass and then a more traditional but contemporary mass. May your rendezvous be enlightening.

The liturgical mass is traditionally an opportunity to observe God’s majesty and participate in the Divine’s invitation to be both sustained and commissioned to serve. It is an encounter, if you will, with the Source of love and creation. We present you a non-traditional multi-faith version of a mass and then a more traditional but contemporary mass. May your rendezvous be enlightening.