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Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025, 4 PM
Experience the profound beauty of Mozart’s timeless Requiem in D Minor (KV 626) paired with the contemporary power of Timothy Takach’s We Fall, We Rise. This moving concert explores themes of loss, transformation, and renewal through two masterworks separated by centuries yet united in their emotional depth. Mozart’s final composition, completed by his student Franz Süssmayr, stands as one of the most beloved works in the choral repertoire, while Takach’s We Fall, We Rise offers a modern meditation on resilience and hope. Join us for an unforgettable evening that celebrates the eternal cycle of endings and new beginnings. This concert will be live-streamed. The live stream is separately ticketed. Live-stream tickets will go on sale on October 15th.
Unity 18: America at 250!
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 2026, 4:00 PM. Guest Conductor: Dr. McKenna Stenson. Celebrate the 250th birthday of our Declaration of Indepence with a powerful concert honoring our nation’s journey toward equality and justice. FSU’s treble choir, Levana, will perform Andrea Ramsey’s stirring Suffrage Cantata, paying tribute to the women who fought for voting rights. The Tallahassee Community Chorus will present Redeem the Dream, by Dr. Brandon A. Boyd, a new work that reflects on America’s ongoing quest to fulfill its founding ideals. Under the dynamic leadership of guest conductor Dr. McKenna Stenson, this patriotic program examines both our achievements and aspirations as we look toward the future.
Spring: “Songs of the Sea”
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2026, 4:00 PM. Featuring FSU Faculty Soloists Marcy Stonikas, soprano, and André Chiang, baritone. Immerse yourself in the majesty and mystery of the ocean with two British masterpieces celebrating our eternal relationship with the sea. Ralph Vaughan Williams’ monumental A Sea Symphony combines Walt Whitman’s transcendent poetry with sweeping orchestral and choral forces, while Charles V. Stanford’s Songs of the Sea offers intimate portraits of maritime life. Distinguished FSU faculty soloists Marcy Stonikas and André Chiang will bring their artistry to these evocative works that capture everything from gentle tidal rhythms to the sea’s awesome power. Let these timeless compositions transport you to the endless horizon where sea meets sky.