It's a big year for SPM, and we're returning to the MOHAI for our annual gala and auction. Come mingle with us and enjoy access to MOHAI exhibits, finger food, and beverages, plus table seating and more for premium ticket holders.

We are thrilled to have special guest Eric Tuan join us for our New American Composers Series. Eric is both an exciting composer and conductor of the renowned Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir. His music is deeply emotional, as you will hear in the world premiere of Let them not say, his plea for action against climate change. Student singers from local schools will join us for Eric’s Journey of Song, a celebration of how singing unites people across nations and cultures. Come hear Eric’s music, meet Eric himself, and be moved by music that honors the beauty of our fragile world.

Featuring works by Eric Tuan, Morten Lauridsen, Fanny Hensel, Johannes Brahms, and more.

We are thrilled to have special guest Eric Tuan join us for our New American Composers Series. Eric is both an exciting composer and conductor of the renowned Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir. His music is deeply emotional, as you will hear in the world premiere of Let them not say, his plea for action against climate change. Student singers from local schools will join us for Eric’s Journey of Song, a celebration of how singing unites people across nations and cultures. Come hear Eric’s music, meet Eric himself, and be moved by music that honors the beauty of our fragile world.

Featuring works by Eric Tuan, Morten Lauridsen, Fanny Hensel, Johannes Brahms, and more.

Select SPM singers will perform at McCaw Hall for Distant Worlds: Music from FINAL FANTASY.

Launched in conjunction with the twentieth anniversary of FINAL FANTASY, this concert production features the music of the great video game series FINAL FANTASY and composer Nobuo Uematsu. The concerts are performed by symphony orchestra, choir, and renowned vocal and instrumental soloists, under the direction of GRAMMY Award-winner and acclaimed conductor Arnie Roth. With HD video direct from the FINAL FANTASY game developers SQUARE ENIX projected onto giant screens throughout the concerts, a rapidly growing repertoire of classic FINAL FANTASY music, and an extraordinary fan base, Distant Worlds is a unique multimedia concert experience every time.

Select SPM singers will perform at McCaw Hall for Distant Worlds: Music from FINAL FANTASY.

Launched in conjunction with the twentieth anniversary of FINAL FANTASY, this concert production features the music of the great video game series FINAL FANTASY and composer Nobuo Uematsu. The concerts are performed by symphony orchestra, choir, and renowned vocal and instrumental soloists, under the direction of GRAMMY Award-winner and acclaimed conductor Arnie Roth. With HD video direct from the FINAL FANTASY game developers SQUARE ENIX projected onto giant screens throughout the concerts, a rapidly growing repertoire of classic FINAL FANTASY music, and an extraordinary fan base, Distant Worlds is a unique multimedia concert experience every time.

Join us online for our free stream! Registration required, donations gratefully accepted.

Ring in the winter holidays with the joyous sounds of Celtic choral music! Your spirits will rise as we fill our gorgeous concert halls with lush harmonies from Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. Rousing carols, soothing lullabies, soaring spaces, and a candlelight procession. What better way to celebrate the season? 

Featuring works by Judith Weir, James MacMillan, Tarik O’Regan, Paul Mealor, and more, with texts in Welsh, Gaelic, and English.

Ring in the winter holidays with the joyous sounds of Celtic choral music! Your spirits will rise as we fill our gorgeous concert halls with lush harmonies from Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. Rousing carols, soothing lullabies, soaring spaces, and a candlelight procession. What better way to celebrate the season? 

Featuring works by Judith Weir, James MacMillan, Tarik O’Regan, Paul Mealor, and more, with texts in Welsh, Gaelic, and English.

A Celtic Winter is completely sold out - so we're opening our dress rehearsal! Join us on Friday, December 15th at 8pm.

This open dress rehearsal will be slightly more casual than our Saturday performance, but will include the full program. !f you're looking for a warm, friendly, less-formal way to enjoy Seattle Pro Musica's beautiful seasonal music, this is it!

Please note our open dress rehearsal starts at 8pm on Friday, December 15, and will not feature the Northwest Boychoir Apprentices.

Ring in the winter holidays with the joyous sounds of Celtic choral music! Your spirits will rise as we fill our gorgeous concert halls with lush harmonies from Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. Rousing carols, soothing lullabies, soaring spaces, and a candlelight procession. What better way to celebrate the season? 

Featuring works by Judith Weir, James MacMillan, Tarik O’Regan, Paul Mealor, and more, with texts in Welsh, Gaelic, and English.

Ring in the winter holidays with the joyous sounds of Celtic choral music! Your spirits will rise as we fill our gorgeous concert halls with lush harmonies from Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. Rousing carols, soothing lullabies, soaring spaces, and a candlelight procession. What better way to celebrate the season? 

Featuring works by Judith Weir, James MacMillan, Tarik O’Regan, Paul Mealor, and more, with texts in Welsh, Gaelic, and English.

Please join us for our annual appearance as part of the St. John's Concert Series in Olympia - this year, featuring selections from our A Celtic Winter: music from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales repertoire.

This year's annual Cabaret is an extravaganza of gorgeous and expressive singing on the very human themes of love, romance, relationship, and desire. Join some of your favorite Seattle Pro Musica performers for an exploration of the unruly heart!

The Glimmer is the last of our New American Composers concerts, featuring composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate. Tate, a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation in Oklahoma, and is dedicated to the development of American Indian classical composition.

For his Seattle Pro Musica commissioned work, Jerod is setting the poem The Glimmer by Washington state poet laureate Rena Priest.

New Colossus is the fourth of our New American Composers concerts, featuring composer Saunder Choi. Some of Choi’s most profound works focus on the experiences of immigrants.

For his Seattle Pro Musica commissioned work, Saunder has chosen to address the issue of gun violence in America.

Behold the Star is the holiday concert of our New American Composers series, featuring composer Shruthi Rajasekar. Composer and vocalist Rajasekar explores identity, community, and joy.

Behold the Star is the holiday concert of our New American Composers series, featuring composer Shruthi Rajasekar. Composer and vocalist Rajasekar explores identity, community, and joy.

Behold the Star is the holiday concert of our New American Composers series, featuring composer Shruthi Rajasekar. Composer and vocalist Rajasekar explores identity, community, and joy.

Songs for the People is the second of our New American Composers concerts, featuring composer Melissa Dunphy. Born to refugee parents and raised in Australia, Dunphy immigrated to the United States in 2003 and has since become an award-winning and acclaimed composer specializing in vocal, political, and theatrical music.

Our annual Cabaret is back, and we’re pulling out all the stops and revisiting audience favorites – plus a couple new twists!

Our annual Cabaret is back, and we’re pulling out all the stops and revisiting audience favorites – plus a couple new twists!

My Heart Be Brave is the first of our New American Composers concerts, featuring composer Marques L.A. Garrett. Marques focuses on traditional music of the African diaspora, as well as contemporary choral music by Black composers.

For his Seattle Pro Musica commissioned work, Marques has chosen a text by the Black American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, with its evocative text asking to ”teach this tongue the singer’s soulful art.”

The Way Home honors America’s cultural heritage in a way that seeks to foster a mutual respect for the values of all persons and groups—including immigrants and refugees—as well as enrich our humanity by broadening our understanding of ourselves. Music from trailblazing young composers such as Saunder Choi, Melissa Dunphy, Caroline Shaw, and Derrick Skye explore the peril and helplessness faced by many refugees, while songs from the beginning of the millennium connect similar experiences across human history.

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