Brahms, Liebeslieder Walzer, op. 52Orff, Catulli CarminaCarmina Burana’s pulsating twin, Catulli Carmina, is less frequently performed because of the unusual instrumental ensemble called for by the composer. Employing four pianos and fourteen percussionists and the words of the Roman poet Catullus, Orff takes us on an unforgettable musical adventure of white-hot longings for an unfaithful lover. And, enjoy a well-known gem, when a small chorale from the chorus performs Brahms’ Liebeslieder…See More

Roger Melone and the chorus take to the stage to proudly present to you a kaleidoscope of choral offerings to warm the late winter. From well-known composers like Anton Bruckner and Johannes Brahms, to local masters like the chorus’ own Alf Houkom, this program brings tastes of the sacred, the profound, as well as earthbound enjoyments best shared. Join us in this exploration of joyous diversity in the choral repertoire!…See More

Don’t miss the season’s only complete, professional performance of Handel’s beloved masterwork!This is the Baroque-style Messiah that Albuquerque audiences have come to know since Roger Melone first presented it in 1987 with the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra and NMSO Chorus. Experience Messiah with the New Mexico Symphonic Chorus and Orchestra, four Baroque soloists, and Roger Melone conducting from his seat at the harpsichord!…See More