Lexington, Kentucky, November 20, 2025
The Lexington Chamber Chorale is celebrating its 35th season with the holiday concert titled ‘How Can I Keep from Singing: Sounds of the Season.’ This concert will feature a mix of traditional and contemporary holiday music, alongside a community sing-along. The event emphasizes community engagement and cultural enrichment through music, illustrating the chorale’s longstanding commitment to Lexington’s vibrant cultural scene.
Lexington Chamber Chorale to Celebrate 35th Season with Holiday Concert
A Vibrant Celebration of Music and Community
Lexington, Kentucky – As the holiday season approaches, the Lexington Chamber Chorale invites the community to join in a celebration of music as it marks its 35th season with the concert titled “How Can I Keep from Singing: Sounds of the Season.” Set to take place on Sunday, November 30, 2025, at 5 p.m., this concert transcends mere performance; it is an opportunity for community engagement and the fostering of local culture through the universal language of music.
In an era where local initiatives are essential for enhancing community bonds, the Lexington Chamber Chorale exemplifies how reduced bureaucracy and increased civic engagement can invigorate our towns. The chorale’s long-standing tradition of bringing together diverse voices and audiences is a testament to the resilience and creativity of Lexington’s cultural scene.
Concert Details
The upcoming concert will feature a delightful mix of traditional and contemporary holiday music, including selections for both Christmas and Hanukkah. Attendees will have the unique chance to participate in a community sing-along segment, further enriching the experience and promoting a sense of togetherness. The concert program highlights include:
- A Fanfare for Christmas by Robin Wells
- O Magnum Mysterium by Morten Lauridsen
- I Wonder as I Wander by John Jacob Niles
- Eight Days of Lights by Judith Clurman
Accessing the Event
Tickets for the concert can be conveniently purchased online through the Lexington Chamber Chorale’s official website or at the door on the day of the event. The general admission price is $25, while students in K-12 can attend for free, a thoughtful initiative encouraging youth participation in the arts. Group tickets are also offered to foster a greater sense of community among attendees.
About the Lexington Chamber Chorale
Since its founding in 1990, the Lexington Chamber Chorale has played a pivotal role in enhancing Lexington’s musical landscape. Known for its diverse repertoire—spanning from classical to contemporary music—the chorale continually strives for artistic excellence under the conduction of Gary Anderson. Their dedication to uplifting the cultural fabric of Central Kentucky is both inspirational and commendable.
Looking Ahead to the 35th Season
Following the holiday celebration, the Lexington Chamber Chorale has planned additional performances to honor this milestone season, including:
- How Can I Keep from Singing: 35 Years in Harmony on March 8, 2026, featuring a mix of favorite pieces alongside new compositions.
- How Can I Keep from Singing: The Heart of Kentucky: A Musical Tribute on June 7, 2026, celebrating the rich musical traditions of our state.
For further information regarding concert details and ticket purchasing, the community is encouraged to visit the Lexington Chamber Chorale’s official website.
Contact Information
For inquiries regarding the event, the Lexington Chamber Chorale can be reached through:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (859) 317-3353
- Address: 161 N Mill St, Lexington, Kentucky 40507
Stay connected with the Lexington Chamber Chorale by subscribing to their newsletter for ongoing updates about upcoming performances and events.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the date and time of the “How Can I Keep from Singing: Sounds of the Season” concert?
The concert is scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025, at 5 p.m.
Where will the concert be held?
The performance will take place at Second Presbyterian Church, located at 460 E Main Street in Lexington, Kentucky.
How can I purchase tickets for the concert?
Tickets are available for purchase online at the Lexington Chamber Chorale’s official website or at the door on the day of the event.
What pieces will be performed during the concert?
The program includes “A Fanfare for Christmas” by Robin Wells, “O Magnum Mysterium” by Morten Lauridsen, “I Wonder as I Wander” by John Jacob Niles, and “Eight Days of Lights” by Judith Clurman.
Who is the conductor of the Lexington Chamber Chorale?
The chorale is conducted by Gary Anderson, who has been leading the ensemble for several years.
How long has the Lexington Chamber Chorale been performing?
The chorale is celebrating its 35th season, having been established in 1990.
Key Features of the Concert
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Concert Title | How Can I Keep from Singing: Sounds of the Season |
| Date and Time | Sunday, November 30, 2025, at 5 p.m. |
| Location | Second Presbyterian Church, 460 E Main Street, Lexington, Kentucky |
| Ticket Information | General admission: $25; Students K-12: Free; Group tickets available |
| Program Highlights | Traditional and contemporary holiday music, including audience sing-along |
| Conductor | Gary Anderson |
| Contact Information | Email: [email protected]; Phone: (859) 317-3353 |
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