Why This Season Matters
Every concert this season is part of a journey through the human spirit, capturing its resilience, creativity, and power to connect. Research shows that singing together boosts endorphins, reduces stress, and fosters a deep sense of belonging. Music is not just an art form, it is a powerful catalyst for community wellness and emotional renewal.
Our season explores the spirit in its many forms, with each concert connecting to it in a unique and vibrant way. From historical celebrations and the comforting depth of spirituals to energetic Irish traditions and the raw creativity of modern day composers, this musical journey invites everyone to participate. You could almost say that the MOS acronym also stands for Music of the Spirit.
We can’t wait to share this journey with you!
Holly Mulcahy, Executive Director
Each Concert, A Unique Spark of Spirit
The Resilient Spirit
The Shared Spirit
The Reflective Spirit
The Cultural Spirit
The Living Spirit
Here’s What’s In Store
Of Thee We Sing: A Celebration of 250 Years: The Summer Singers present a concert of selections recognizing and celebrating the 250th birthday of America. Featured works: The Testament of Freedom by Randall Thompson (Movement 1 & 4) and Song of Democracy by Howard Hanson.
A concert of spirituals with the centerpiece being Feel the Spirit, a 35-minute collection of spirituals arranged by John Rutter, for chorus, piano, and mezzo-soprano soloist. Internationally recognized vocalist Indra Thomas will be the featured soloist.
A family-friendly holiday celebration featuring traditional carols, contemporary favorites, and audience sing-alongs. Our featured guest ensemble will be the Roswell High School Chamber Choir, under the direction of Dr. Stanton Usher.
An Atlanta tradition that draws hundreds of participants to sing what is recognized as the ‘Christmas’ Messiah (Part 1 and ‘Hallelujah’ from Part 2). The experience includes professional vocal soloists and a chamber orchestra.
Kaleidoscope presents a concert focused on the themes of winter, reflection, and transformation. Among the pieces to be performed will be Mid-Winter Songs by Morten Lauridsen, Northern Lights by Ola Gjeilo, Jubilate Deo by Peter Anglea, Winter by Z. Randall Stroope, and Unclouded Day by Shawn Kirchner.
This concert is an invitation to experience the rich spirit and vibrant traditions of Ireland through music and movement. The Michael O’Neal Singers join forces with the dynamic artists of Atlanta Irish Dance for an afternoon of stirring melodies, rhythmic energy, and heartfelt storytelling. From beloved folk tunes to lush choral works, this celebration captures …
This program features music of the 21st century, and presents a wide variety of genres, including traditional choral, musical theatre, and gospel. Composers/works could include, but not be limited to: Kim André Arnesen – Flight Song; Rollo Dilworth – I Sing Because I’m Happy; Dan Forrest – Good Night, Dear Heart; Elaine Hagenberg – The …
