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.
WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW: In compliance to the Shelter-in-Place directive we have postponed our June 2020 performance of “An Invitation to Summer.” We will announce our plans for Season 2020-2021 during June 2020. The season will look a bit different than past seasons, but our singing continues!
Subscribe to our season and get a discount over buying tickets to one concert at a time.
Your ticket is good for either performance.
You may only attend the concert printed on your ticket.
The box office opens one hour before start time.
Doors for seating open 30 minutes before concert start time.
Seating is not reserved. You may sit anywhere in the venue.
The box office opens one hour before start time.
At the box office, we accept payments with cash, Visa, MC or Discover.
Performances last anywhere from 75 minutes to 90 minutes.
Not all performances will have an intermission.
arranged by Felicia Sandler, text by Hildegard von Bingen
performed on February 9, 2020 by the Pittsburgh Camerata, Mark A. Anderson, Artistic Director.
Performed on September 29, 2019 as part of the concert “A Whitman Sampler.” The Pittsburgh Camerata, Mark A. Anderson, Artistic Director
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)
