Upcoming Concerts and Events
Upcoming concerts are listed below. Join our mailing list to stay up to date with our concert and event schedule.
Who Will Sing for Peace?
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This year has brought to light many of the injustices that plague our communities that have long been forgotten or ignored.
"Who Will Sing for Peace?" is a call to action, pleading with our humanity to constantly strive for peace, utilize our voices to enact change, and solidify a brighter future. This program is moving and poignant with music by composers such as Florence Price, Christopher Harris, R. Douglas Helvering, and Brandon Waddles. Pre-concert discussion with Glassbrook Artistic Director Chaequan Anderson and composer Dr. Brandon Waddles explores the importance of culture, representation, and purposeful programming. Click HERE to reserve your "Seat" for this event! |
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Abide With Me
Sun. Feb. 23, 2020- 3:00pm Westminster Presbyterian Church 1140 Greenwood Ave, Trenton, NJ Join Glassbrook Vocal Ensemble and Dr. Rochelle Ellis as we honor and celebrate the diverse compositions of Black composers, past and present. Music by Hogan, Waddles, Harris, Moore and others. $15 General | $5 Students |
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Annual Historic St. George's Christmas Festival
Sun. Dec. 1, 2019- 3:30pm Historic St. George's United Methodist Church We are honored to once again be a featured ensemble at the Annual Christmas Concert at Historic St. George's in Philadelphia, the oldest Methodist Church in The United States. Save the date and join us for our annual Christmas Concert. This event is free to the public. |
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Love Came Down
Christmas with Glassbrook & Princeton Girlchoir Sun. Dec. 8, 2019- 6:30pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing 101 Scotch Road Ewing, NJ Glassbrook is proud to once again partner with Dr. Lynnel Jenkins and the Princeton Girlchoir to perform music inspired by season of love, joy, and giving. Join us in the beautiful space of the 1867 Sanctuary. $25 General | $20 Friend of 1867 | $10 Student |
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Love Came Down
Philadelphia Sun. Dec. 15, 2019- 7:30pm Our Mother of Consolation Roman Catholic Church 9 E Chestnut Hill Ave. Philadelphia, PA We are excited to be returning to the East Chestnut Hill to perform in the beautiful space of OMC! $15 General Admission | $5 Student |
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In Sleep
Sun. June 9, 2019- 6:30pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing 101 Scotch Road, Ewing NJ Sleep has been a major theme in art for millennia. It is where out passions and desires come to fruition, where we battle our darkest fears, and where we can see those loved ones that have gone before us. Join for this wonderfully introspective and inspiring program. Music by Tavener, Lavoy, and Ešenvalds. This program will also feature English composer Jonathan Dove's "Passing of the Year," which he wrote in memory of his mother. |
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Let Me Stand
Sun. Feb. 24, 2019- 6:30pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing 101 Scotch Rd. Ewing, NJ The music of the African American tradition is rich in history and culture. For hundreds of years, the sounds of the African American spiritual and music of Black composers have shaped classical music in ways we often neglect to acknowledge. Join Glassbrook Vocal Ensemble in the beautiful space of the 1867 Sanctuary, as we honor and celebrate the diverse compositions of Black composers, past and present. Music by Carter, Powell, Moore, Hailstork, and more. $20 General | $15 Friends of 1867 | $5 Students |
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Mary's Lullaby
Featuring Princeton Girlchoir Sun. Dec. 16, 2018 - 6:30pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing 101 Scotch Rd. Ewing, NJ Glassbrook is proud to once again partner with Dr. Lynnel Jenkins and the Princeton Girlchoir to perform music inspired by Mary and the Christmas season. Come and join us in the beautiful space of the 1867 Sanctuary. $20 General | $15 Friends of 1867 | $5 Student |
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Pioneer Songs
Sat. Nov 10th - 7:30pm Patriots Theater at the War Memorial Trenton NJ A musical adventure following the perils and triumph of the first wagon trains to California in the 1940s. 15 symphonic songs with soloists, choir, and narrator. Featuring Westminster Community Orchestra, Westminster Community Chorus, Glassbrook Vocal Ensemble, and guest choir members. FREE ADMISSION! All ticket donations will be donated to civil projects and charities in Trenton, information at the link here: www.CommunityMusical.com |
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A Summer Night on the Water
Sun. May 20, 2018 - 7pm Neshanic United Methodist Church Sun. June 3, 2018 - 6pm Our Mother of Consolation Roman Catholic Church, Philadelphia Sun. June 10, 2018 - 7:30pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing, 7:30pm Through the changing of seasons, we know one thing to be true, that we are desperate to feel the weight of hot, humid air. The cool touch of ocean spray. The smell of a coming storm. Featuring works by Delius, Barber, Bennet-Thomas, Elder, and Matthews, "A Summer Night on the Water" captures the ineffable moments of summer that define an unspoken, but nearly universally understood sense of rhythm as our relationship to the world around us changes through the year. |
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Babe in Manger
Featuring Guest Artist: Princeton Girlchoir Sun. Dec. 3, 2017 - 7:30pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing 101 Scotch Rd. Ewing, NJ The birth of Jesus is a sacred mystery that marks the beginning of God’s atonement for the sins of humankind. We reflect on this act of God’s love and celebrate with those who await the birth of the one who was sent to reconcile the world, a “Babe in a Manger.” This program includes music by Britten, Hogan, Todd, a world premiere by Michael Robert Smith, and traditional Christmas hymn singing! Preservation New Jersey is proud to host our first performance of "Babe in a Manger" in the beautiful space of the 1867 Sanctuary. Join us as we partner with Dr. Lynnel Jenkins and the Princeton Girlchoir to perform music inspired by the wondrous Christmas story. |
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Inaugural Concert Series: Songs of Love and Light
Sun. April 2, 2017 - 7pm 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing 101 Scotch Rd. Ewing, NJ Join us for our inaugural concert, "Songs of Love & Light", April 2nd at the 1867 Sanctutary at Ewing. The Concert will take place at 7pm and admission is by free will offering. Come and enjoy a night of great choral music ranging from Bach to Whitacre. We hope to see you there! |
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