Carols and Cocktails with the Camerata
Here’s your chance to stand shoulder to shoulder and sing familiar carols with the singers of the Pittsburgh Camerata as you enjoy a feast of hors d’oeuvres and cocktails.
Here’s your chance to stand shoulder to shoulder and sing familiar carols with the singers of the Pittsburgh Camerata as you enjoy a feast of hors d’oeuvres and cocktails.
Celebrating the musical heritage of North, Central, and South America, The Camerata will be singing music from Early Canada, Brazil, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Argentina, the Cherokee tribe, as well as 18th-20th century America, including William Billings, Aaron Copland, Charles Ives, and Pittsburgh native Stephen Foster.
Join the Pittsburgh Camerata for our radiant June concert, Welcome to Summer: Music from Britain and Beyond–an occasion that journeys across oceans, landscapes, and the shared human experience of home. Along with music of the British Isles, we are thrilled to feature the premiere of a newly-commissioned work, Wander-Land: "The Neighbor's Anthem," by Michael Markowski with text by Andy Wilkinson.
Join Pittsburgh Camerata for an elegant afternoon of music, community, and seasonal celebration at a very special spring fundraiser. Hosted in the stunning home and garden of acclaimed chef Bob Sendall, located in the historic Mexican War Streets, this intimate gathering will feature cocktails and brunch fare courtesy of All in Good Taste Productions—one of Pittsburgh’s most celebrated catering and event firms. Ticket Price: $125
Join the Pittsburgh Camerata at Alta Via Pizzeria for an evening of great food, wonderful company, and mutual support for one of Pittsburgh’s premier professional choral ensembles. Gather with friends, family, and fellow music lovers for a relaxed fundraiser benefiting the Pittsburgh Camerata. Enjoy a memorable meal, lively conversation, and the chance to connect with others who value exceptional choral music.
A colorful and entertaining concert of music about the smaller creatures in our world. The centerpiece is Cecelia McDowall’s three-movement work, Bird of Time. Other pieces include Abbie Betinis’ Songs of Smaller Creatures, depicting butterflies and buzzing bees; late Renaissance composer Orazio Vecchi’s White and Gentle Swan; Dello Joio’s The Bluebird; Michael Larkin’s setting of Wiliam Blake’s The Tyger; Tavener’s The Lamb, and an appearance of Rossini’s Cat Duet!
Join us for a Camerata Cabaret: It’s a Grand Night for Singing, an evening of unforgettable music, charm, and camaraderie. Don’t miss this joyful celebration of song, featuring Broadway favorites, classic cabaret tunes, and more!
The Pittsburgh Camerata continues its annual tradition with Christmas with the Camerata, featuring Stephen Paulus’s Jesu Carols: Four Carols for Christmas and guest harpist Nuiko Wadden. Performances will be on Friday, December 5, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church.
Join the Pittsburgh Camerata for an intimate Christmas Cocktail Party, featuring live performances by our singers – an event of festive music, warm company, and holiday cheer. Enjoy a close-up musical experience while celebrating the spirit of the season and the community that makes our work possible.
On October 22, 2024, the Pittsburgh Camerata marked its 50th anniversary with an unforgettable evening of music, memories, and community at the elegant Pittsburgh Golf Club. This milestone celebration honored the ensemble’s half-century legacy of bringing exceptional choral music to the region while looking forward to an inspiring future.
Join the Pittsburgh Camerata for a season of unique vocal performances, featuring our roster of professional singers and local Pittsburgh musicians, under the direction of Artistic Director, Mark A. Anderson.