Celebrate the Season with Chorus pro Musica’s 75th Anniversary Holiday Concert!

Join us for an unforgettable evening of holiday music and festivity. Begin your evening with our exclusive complimentary wine and cheese reception, followed by priority floor seating for this milestone performance.


About Chorus pro Musica

Under the visionary leadership of current Music Director Jamie Kirsch, Chorus Pro Musica continues to evolve as a distinguished and innovative Boston-based choral ensemble with a rich history spanning over seven decades. Throughout the years, our organization has engaged and inspired well over 1,000 members, fostering a strong sense of community and a shared passion for choral excellence.

Our unwavering commitment to introducing exceptional new choral compositions and weaving together choral masterpieces from diverse eras and traditions remains at the heart of our mission. Through these unique and carefully curated musical experiences, we strive to showcase the extraordinary expressive potential of the human voice while forging meaningful connections with our audience.

Experience the magic of Chorus Pro Musica’s captivating performances as we continue to push the boundaries of choral music and celebrate the rich tapestry of sounds that bring people together. Join us on this incredible journey, and discover the transformative power of the human voice as we create unforgettable moments in time through the beauty of song.

Music Director

Photo by Axie Breen

Jamie Kirsch is the sixth Music Director of Chorus pro Musica. He is also Director of Choral Activities at Tufts University, where he conducts the Tufts Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, and teaches music theory and conducting.

Chorus pro Musica recognizes music’s role as an instrument of protest and social change and condemns the prejudice and violence that perpetuate systemic racism in this country.

In every concert, we make choices that amplify the voices and words of others. We recognize that all too often, those choices have been exclusive, and our music has not helped advance racial justice and equity. We commit to re-examining our current policies and programming, from auditions to performances, and to exploring how better to promote racial and social justice. Above all, we pledge to listen, learn, and act. Please look out for information about our progress and actions over the coming months and years.