Christopher James Hisey
Music Director |
The Mendelssohn Choir of Connecticut is celebrating its 40th season!
Since its founding in 1984, The Mendelssohn Choir of Connecticut (MCC) is dedicated to the development of an appreciation of choral music through the presentation of public concerts and performances. MCC is known for its versatility of repertoire, including oratorio, symphonic, opera, Broadway and music of diversity. Choral music can express extremely powerful emotions and engage listeners as nothing else can. We want our audiences to be drawn into the action and to be moved by the unique power of communication by many human voices. We want to expand the boundaries of concert presentations through a focus on choral excellence and innovative programming. Our community outreach program endeavors to bring this choral art to people of diverse ages and backgrounds. |
40th Anniversary Concert & Silent Auction
Tickets for our 40th Anniversary Concert - Music Through the Years - are now available to purchase online by clicking here.
We'll also be hosting an exciting silent auction at our Spring concert to celebrate 40 years together! Bidding will take place before the concert from 7:00 - 7:30pm and during intermission.
Check back soon for a sneak peek at some of the items up for bid!
Click here for information on the auction, to learn about volunteer opportunities, or to make a donation.
Tickets for our 40th Anniversary Concert - Music Through the Years - are now available to purchase online by clicking here.
We'll also be hosting an exciting silent auction at our Spring concert to celebrate 40 years together! Bidding will take place before the concert from 7:00 - 7:30pm and during intermission.
Check back soon for a sneak peek at some of the items up for bid!
Click here for information on the auction, to learn about volunteer opportunities, or to make a donation.
The Mendelssohn Choir of Connecticut is grateful for the support of CT Humanities. To learn more checkout cthumanities.org
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With support from the Connecticut Office of the Arts, which also received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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