Events

Albany Pro Musica’s Artist Series brings the world renowned Escher String Quartet to perform with the fine voices of Albany Pro Musica, featuring the stunningly beautiful music of APM’s Composer-in-Residence, Ola Gjeilo.

Music in the Barn has become a beloved annual tradition of music, food, and conversation at the historic Wemp Dutch Barn in Feura Bush, NY.

A choral masterpiece featuring four renowned vocalists and the powerful forces of the Albany Pro Musica Concert Chorus, it is considered one of the greatest expressions of faith ever cast as a work of art.

Considered by many the greatest sacred piece composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, his Mass in C Minor is written for the largest orchestral forces of any of his sacred works.

William TN Hall, who is a headliner at many of the NYC Piano Bar’s, will be joining us for the evening to provide entertainment for our patrons!

Distinctive harmonies and thrilling rhythms will transport you on a journey celebrating diversity, multiculturalism, inclusiveness, and acceptance; the values that hold the Americas strong.

This is Albany Pro Musica’s 19th year of hosting this beloved invitational festival of regional high school choirs. 

An annual holiday tradition for families across the Capital Region, this year’s program will feature the sounds of Christmas from across the globe as well as traditional holiday favorites.

This performance features the unique sound of The Boy Choristers of The Cathedral of All Saints surrounded by the exceptional voices of Albany Pro Musica

Experience the artistry of Albany Pro Musica in an intimate, idyllic setting. Music in the Barn has become a beloved annual tradition of music, food, and conversation at the historic Wemp Dutch Barn in Feura Bush, NY.

The Philadelphia Orchestra will perform The Planets from the HD Odyssey film series, featuring images of NASA’s exploration of the solar system brought to life in vivid form with the orchestra’s performance of Holst’s exciting, cosmic score.

The Albany Pro Musica Masterworks Series presents Morten Lauridsen’s exquisite Lux Aeterna and Michael Haydn’s moving Requiem.