WHO WE ARE: The Pittsburgh Camerata is a professional vocal ensemble which has been presenting choral concerts in Pittsburgh since 1974.
WHAT WE DO: We sing music you won’t hear performed anywhere else in Pittsburgh. Some of it is from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Some is 20th or 21st century music. The remainder might be from any era. All of this is intended to be sung by a small choral ensemble.
NEW FULL-TIME JOB OPPORTUNITY: The Pittsburgh Camerata and Pittsburgh Girls Choir are searching for a new full-time Executive Director. We are seeking a leader with strong nonprofit management and fundraising experience, who will provide strategic and operational management in collaboration with the organizations’ Artistic Directors. Click here to view the job description which includes instructions on how to apply.
Performances last anywhere from 75 minutes to 90 minutes.
Not all performances will have an intermission.
“Shenandoah,” arranged by Thomas Hewitt Jones was performed on October 21, 2018 as part of the concert “Homeward Bound.” The soloists are Brian Doherty and Charlene Canty.
℗ the Pittsburgh Cameratar.
The “Kyrie” by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, c.1525-1594 was performed on February 3, 2019 as part of the concert “Music of the Spheres.”
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by Jonathan Dove b.1959 from "Heaven to Earth: Earth to Heaven" performed February, 2018.
by James MacMillan (b. 1959) from "Memories and Remembrances" performed October 2017.
by Tarik O'Regan (b. 1978) from "Memories and Remembrances" performed October 2017. (Erin Schmura, soprano)
