Cincinnati Choral Society – Save the Dates!

November 16, 2025 the Cincinnati Choral Society (CCS) will feature the Rutter Gloria with the Indian Hill High School Premiers and players from the Blue Ash Montgomery Symphony Orchestra (BAMSO). The program is a powerful combination of voices, brass, organ, and percussion, and will include additional selections by BAMSO.

A second performance on December 8th will also be used to support raising funds for The Center for Respite Care based in Cincinnati, OH. Their mission is to provide quality, holistic medical care to people experiencing homelessness who need a safe place to heal, while assisting them in breaking the cycle of homelessness. This music will contribute not only to supporting raising needed funds but also provide uplifting music for ourselves and others.

December 7th, the Cincinnati Choral Society will be featured guests at the BAMSO Kindle Concert.


The Cincinnati Choral Society 2026 Spring Cycle will be titled “choral voices… + 1”. The program will be made up of a wide range of selections for choral voices with an additional single obbligato instrument, likely flute, clarinet, violin and cello. The texts of the choral pieces will focus on nature, life, and love.

This concert program will present the audience with an opportunity to hear unique and seldom performed repertoire for SATB choir and solo instruments. It is our hope that the audience will enjoy hearing the variety of instrumental colors being added to each choral piece as much as the singers in the Cincinnati Choral Society will enjoy learning and performing them in collaboration with each instrumentalist. The concert will be held April 19, 2026.

Cincinnati Choral Society – Concert April 27, 2025

Join us on Sunday April 27 at 3pm at Indian Hill Church for a night of music featuring pieces from Alice Parker, Robert Shaw, and Moses Hogan! We are proud to be joined by The School of Creative and Performing Arts under the direction of Sterling Finkbine.

Concert made possible with funding from the Nippert Foundation.

Free admission but donations are appreciated!

This performance will be conducted by Lisa Peter

Cincinnati Choral Society – Concert May 4, 2025

St. B @ 3 is a concert series at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Montgomery, Ohio, designed to offer uplifting music to the community. The Cincinnati Choral Society (CCS) will be performing on Sunday, May 4th at 3:00 p.m.

Since 1974, the Cincinnati Choral Society has provided quality musical experiences to audiences in and beyond Cincinnati while offering talented singers a rewarding choral ensemble experience. They have performed with esteemed orchestras and chamber ensembles, including the Cincinnati Pops, the Kentucky Symphony, and the Blue Ash Montgomery Symphony. The CCS has appeared at prominent venues in the greater Cincinnati area as well as Carnegie Hall in New York City, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, and All Hallows by the Tower in London.

On May 4, they will present an all-a cappella program of American hymns and spirituals. The repertoire will feature classic selections by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw, alongside innovative arrangements by Moses Hogan. Come and be inspired by the great music of these three American choral icons.

All concerts in the series take place at 3:00 p.m. and are free. All are welcome!

For more information, visit: https://www.st-barnabas.org/stbat3

Upcoming programs:

September 14, 2025 – Queen City Cabaret

November 2, 2025 – Mambo Combo Latin Jazz

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church

10345 Montgomery Road, Montgomery, Ohio 45242

CCS Holiday Concert!

Join the Cincinnati Choral Society for an evening of holiday music as Christmas and Hanukkah approach! We will be performing at Indian Hill Presbyterian Church (6000 Drake Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45243) on Tuesday December 17th, 2024 at 7pm. Take a break during a busy month to celebrate the season with the joyful sounds of the Cincinnati Choral Society. The program will include “Light One Candle” (Peter, Paul, and Mary), “The 12 Days of Christmas”, “Good King Wenceslas”, “Hallelujah Chorus”, and other holiday favorites. Enjoy singing along with CCS and M.P. Rathke Opus 15, the new organ currently being installed at Indian Hill Church, where there is ample parking in a well lit parking lot. This short program will be conducted by Philip Clary, Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Choral Society.

Thank you for attending our Spring Concert! Our next concert will be Dec 2024. Want to sing with us? Audition!

For all those that attended our spring concert, THANK YOU! Our next concert will be in December 2024, details to come. Over the summer we will be again singing the National Anthem at the Florence Y’alls baseball games tentatively Fri, Jun 28 at 7:03 PM and Fri, Aug 23 at 7:03 PM.

If you’d like to join us singing in our next concert, AUDITION! Press the blue Audition button on the right to contact us and set up an audition.

Save the Date! Next Concert is Sunday, April 28, 2024, at 3 pm

Cincinnati Choral Society will be presenting a 2024 Spring Concert entitled “From Mountain to Shore”. The concert program will present compositions by American composers which musically depict the beauty of our country’s diverse natural landscapes. The program will be performed in partnership with an established local woodwind quintet, the Wayside Winds. The concert will be held on Sunday, April 28, 2024, at 3 pm at Indian Hill Church at 6000 Drake Road in Cincinnati.

The program will start with the simple hymn-like piece Top of the Hill by Kevin Siegfried and is the first movement from his work “At the Water’s Edge”. Using a poem by longtime resident, Sarah Orne Jewett, the piece describes the beautiful natural surroundings of the coastal town of South Berwick, Maine. Next on the program will be the three-movement work “Northwest Passage” by Z. Randall Stroope. The individual movements – A Willow by the River, Mountains and The Prairie – combine to give the listener a sense of the varied beauty and vast expanse of the American Northwest. Following this, The Wayside Winds will present one movement from the larger work “Roaring Fork” by Edward Ewazen. Written specifically for woodwind quintet, the music depicts the dramatic beauty of the Roaring Fork River in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The last piece on the program is the cantata, “The Great Lakes”, by Gwyneth Walker.

Written for choir, woodwinds and percussion, this multi-movement work takes the listener on a journey through the five lakes that lay between the US and Canada. With sections of music and poetry that range from reflective to humorous, the movements depict the unique character and beauty of each of the magnificent Great Lakes.