seriously sublime

Join us for founding Artistic Director Bruce Tammen’s final season!

Chorale opens its 25th season with Sergei Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil.  Completed in 1915 and immediately hailed as a masterpiece, the All-Night Vigil was the last piece of sacred choral music that Rachmaninoff wrote, as the Russian Revolution two years later culminated in a ban on religious music and necessitated his flight to Europe and then the United States.  The work was not heard again in Russia until the 1960s.  Publication in the U.S. brought it to the attention of American conductors, and its stature has steadily grown with choirs and audiences throughout the world. 

This is Chorale’s final season with our founding Artistic Director, Bruce Tammen, at the helm. Don’t miss it!

Tickets available now! Purchase Season Tickets and save up to 15% off the individual concert ticket prices.

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Chicago Chorale gives sensitive and thought-provoking performances of a diverse choral repertoire, from well-loved works to overlooked masterpieces to newly commissioned pieces. The ensemble performs music that will challenge and thrill listeners and performers alike, and maintains a commitment to artistic excellence and integrity.