Daring to Dream!
Daring to Sing!
Magnolia Chorale Spring 2026 Concert
Magnolia Chorale's December 2026 concerts will explore how dreams can transport us to other worlds of wonder, magic, mystery and aspiration in our “Daring to Dream” concerts on December 12th and 13th. This delightful and evocative repertoire explores the whimsy and magic of childhood wishes and the big dreams we aspire to as adults—with musical styles ranging from tender lullabies and soulful blues to soaring choral works with orchestra.
Some of the highlights include:
Some of the highlights include:
- Kaisho Barnhill’s “Apollo 11” choral work, which recently won the Opus 7 Robert Scandrett Memorial Award
- Dreamweaver--an English adaptation of a Norwegian medieval folk poem set to music by Norwegian Composer Ola Gjeilo
- Imaginary Creatures with text inspired by the imagination of children under age 10.
- A special guest performance by Northwest Girlchoir
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Commitment to Inclusion
Magnolia Chorale is committed to inclusion and diversity among our members and audiences. We encourage people of all ages, races, ethnicities, gender identities and expressions, and sexual orientations, to join with us in the joy of singing.
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Magnolia Chorale is committed to inclusion and diversity among our members and audiences. We encourage people of all ages, races, ethnicities, gender identities and expressions, and sexual orientations, to join with us in the joy of singing.
Read our full commitment.
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Magnolia Farmers Market in July 2026. |
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