Take Advantage of Early Bird Pricing — Purchase Your Flex-Pass Before June 30!

This year we are again offering FLEX PASSES, simplifying our offerings to make attending as easy as possible to fill your year with experiences of joy — simply select any 3 or more concerts of your choice.

Under 40? We’ve built all-new special pricing for you for the best seats!

In this year's season, you’ll hear music you can’t hear anywhere else, from Medieval Byzantine Chant to Christmas music from Ukraine to the world première of the riveting Canon for Racial Reconciliation by Gospel leader Isaac Cates and Orthodox composer Nicholas Reeves.

We’re also bringing the UK’s Marian Consort with Renaissance music of Vicente Lusitano, the first published Black composer in the world.

And we’re excited to present the world-famous Vox Luminis from Namur, Belgium (where I used to live!) with sacred works by Monteverdi.

Frank La Rocca’s Requiem for the Forgotten and Josef Rheinberger’s Mass for Double Choir, then Ivan Moody’s Passion and Resurrection will deeply inspire you with emotional and spiritual power.

Cappella Romana offers concert experiences unlike any others. From traditional to experimental, from transcendent majesty to profound intimacy and tenderness, this is music that can change your life; it certainly has changed mine. This music is for you. When you come to the concerts, do say hello! I'd love to meet you.

See you soon,

Mark Powell

Executive Director

Explore the Season:

World première program

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ST. DEMETRIOS

October 25–26, 2024

Vox Luminis

SACRO MONTEVERDI

November 6–7, 2024

Holiday Concert

CHRISTMAS IN UKRAINE

December 13–15, 2024

Marian Consort Sings

LUSITANO: BLACK COMPOSER OF THE RENAISSANCE

February 7–8, 2025

Isaac Cates & Nicholas Reeves

CANON FOR RACIAL RECONCILIATION

February 28, March 1, 2025

Frank La Rocca (b. 1951)

REQUIEM FOR THE FORGOTTEN

March 28–30, 2025

Ivan Moody (1964–2024)

PASSION AND RESURRECTION

May 16–18, 2025