Events Calendar

The Apollo Chorus of Chicago will preview our 2023-24 season of musical glory with selections from Händel’s sublime Messiah to Bruckner’s powerful Te Deum, from Poulenc’s celebratory Gloria to exquisite French motets. This performance of the Apollo Chorus is free to attend.

One of Chicago’s greatest holiday traditions, audiences flock to hear the thrilling renditions of Händel’s Messiah by the Apollo Chorus. This year we are proud to announce a quartet of internationally-acclaimed soloists, including soprano Katelyn Lee, mezzo-soprano Lindsey Adams, tenor Sam Krausz, and bass Bill McMurray.

One of Chicago’s greatest holiday traditions, audiences flock to hear the thrilling renditions of Händel’s Messiah by the Apollo Chorus. This year we are proud to announce a quartet of internationally-acclaimed soloists, including soprano Katelyn Lee, mezzo-soprano Lindsey Adams, tenor Sam Krausz, and bass Bill McMurray.

2024 will mark the 200th birthday of Austrian composer and organist Anton Bruckner! An exceptional figure known for his symphonies and sacred music, Bruckner’s works are punctuated with expansive, organ-like walls of sound. This winter, the Apollo Chorus of Chicago will be joined by the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra in presenting Bruckner’s Psalm 150, Te Deum…

2024 will mark the 200th birthday of Austrian composer and organist Anton Bruckner! An exceptional figure known for his symphonies and sacred music, Bruckner’s works are punctuated with expansive, organ-like walls of sound. This winter, the Apollo Chorus of Chicago will be joined by the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra in presenting Bruckner’s Psalm 150, Te Deum…

Led by Guest Conductor Pierre-Fabien Roubaty, the Apollo Chorus of Chicago will present a glorious compilation of pieces by French composers, including Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, the March & Chorus from Bizet’s Carmen, and several French motets.

Led by Guest Conductor Pierre-Fabien Roubaty, the Apollo Chorus of Chicago will present a glorious compilation of pieces by French composers, including Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, the March & Chorus from Bizet’s Carmen, and several French motets.