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Celebrating the richness and diversity of the Latin American diaspora, this program brings together contemporary choral works that speak to identity, belonging, and shared humanity.
Celebrating the richness and diversity of the Latin American diaspora, this program brings together contemporary choral works that speak to identity, belonging, and shared humanity.
A family-friendly event with crafts for children, a group singing with Spanish Christmas carols led by Heritage Choir, food, and drink.
A program of Christmas and Advent choral music from Latin America, pairing Baroque works from the Colonial period with Ariel Ramírez 20th century masterwork Navidad Nuestra.
A program of Christmas and Advent choral music from Latin America, pairing Baroque works from the Colonial period with Ariel Ramírez 20th century masterwork Navidad Nuestra.
An all-Spanish choral concert of songs centered around love. This program is in many ways a love letter to Latine folks and subverts many stereotypes associated with Latine folks, giving a fuller picture of our humanity.
A special springtime community singing event featuring Heritage Choir, guest artists, group singing, food, and drink.
The Border CrosSing singers turn into a salsa band for this program. This is a family-friendly experience where the audience is welcome to sit back and listen or move their body with our dance instructors and ensemble.
The Border CrosSing singers turn into a salsa band for this program. This is a family-friendly experience where the audience is welcome to sit back and listen or move their body with our dance instructors and ensemble.
This vibrant and genre-crossing program explores the meeting point of sacred choral music and the expressive language of jazz. In collaboration with the Kevin Gamble Jazz Trio, the concert features Mary Lou Williams’s iconic “St. Martin de Porres” along with additional selections from her landmark album Black Christ of the Andes.
This vibrant and genre-crossing program explores the meeting point of sacred choral music and the expressive language of jazz. In collaboration with the Kevin Gamble Jazz Trio, the concert features Mary Lou Williams’s iconic “St. Martin de Porres” along with additional selections from her landmark album Black Christ of the Andes.