Our concerts celebrate the riches of the past while exploring new, contemporary repertoire.
Sing We Noel:
Songs of Peace and Joy
From a vast catalogue of traditional carols and anthems, Concord Women’s Chorus offers luxurious arrangements of some of the genre’s best and most-beloved tunes. Mendelssohn’s exquisite writing for women’s voices (Laudate Pueri and Veni Pueri) leads the concert, giving way to sweeping arrangements of Away in a Manger, Angels We Have Heard on High, Sing We Now of Christmas and more. Witty and harmonically rich arrangements are heard in Michele Weir’s jazz versions of Winter Wonderland, I’ll Be Home for Christmas and others. Dan Forrest’s gorgeous Shalom completes the concert – a heartfelt audience favorite. Guest artist, Kenneth Mok, violinist, is one of Boston’s best: Ken has appeared as a soloist with orchestras including Collegium Musicum Hong Kong, Boston Chamber Orchestra, UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra, and Hong Kong Baptist University Orchestra. Closing with a rousing carol sing-along, the program is sure to please and add joy and warmth to a chilly winter afternoon.
Saturday
December 5, 2026
4:00 pm
Trinity Episcopal Church
81 Elm Street
Concord, MA
Tickets available online, or at the door, subject to availability.
Light After Darkness:
All Things New
Featuring compelling and beautiful selections from both the modern and traditional folk music world. Including classical works by the likes of Brahms and Liszt, and new captivating arrangements of beloved folk music such as Bright Morning Star and the Parting Glass.
Saturday
May 8, 2027
4:00 pm
Trinity Episcopal Church
81 Elm Street
Concord, MA
Card to Culture Program
CWC is pleased to announce our participation in the Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program in collaboration with the Department of Transitional Assistance and hundreds of organizations by making cultural programming accessible to those for whom cost is a barrier. We offer two $10 tickets per EBT cardholder.