- The Byrd Mass for 4 Voices
- Cameo Ensemble
- William Byrd secretly wrote some of the most captivating and soul-wrenching works for clandestine Catholic chapels in the homes of sympathetic English aristocrats. The foremost of these is his Mass for 4 Voices, now recognized as among the greatest of all Renaissance choral works.
- The Britten Ceremony of Carols
- with Harp
- Benjamin Britten’s beloved “Ceremony of Carols” for voices and harp will be the centerpiece of a concert featuring the best of “Olde English” Yuletide cheer.
- A Denver Tradition!
- Baltic Music
- From Estonians like Pärt, Latvians like Ešenvalds, Swedes like Jansson, to Finns like Rautavaara, there is a wealth of gorgeous music to be discovered, and St. Martin’s takes you on an illuminating tour of highlights.
- Cameo Ensemble
- A Cameo group of 16 St. Martin’s singers gives a voice to nature, from Romantic Era partsongs extolling the beauties of our earth, to 21st century premieres that directly address the balance between humankind and our planet necessary for survival.
- Music for Trebles & Organ
- In addition to ethereal works for women's voices and organ by Brahms and Mendelssohn, a small group of six women will perform the Mass for 3-part women's chorus and organ by Hans Kössler.
- St. Martin's Festival Singers
- St. Martin’s Festival Singers and two pianists render this profound masterwork and the favorite choral work of many.
