Mozart Requiem Canceled

Dear Friends of Baltimore Choral Arts, 

Johns Hopkins University has been dedicated to monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak and taking the necessary precautions for the safety of the community. They have announced that the Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus will suspend all activities through May 31, 2020.

We regret to inform you that because of this suspension, Baltimore Choral Arts' Mozart Requiem, originally scheduled for Sunday, May 17, has been canceled. While we are extremely sad that we are unable to share this choral masterpiece with you, Choral Arts prioritizes the health and safety of our patrons, singers, and staff. We are currently investigating a possible June concert date for the performance, so please look for future announcements.We are grateful to T. Rowe Price for their support of this concert.

If you purchased tickets for Mozart Requiem, you will be contacted within the next week with ticket donation and refund options. If you have any questions or concerns, please email Audience Development Manager Karena Ingram at karena@BaltimoreChoralArts.org.

You can stay in touch with Choral Arts by watching our new Facebook Livestream mini-series, Music with the Maestro. Every Thursday night, Music Director Anthony Blake Clark will host and conduct chamber concerts featuring our singers in the comfort of his home. Music with the Maestro airs on our official Facebook page every Thursday at 5 pm EST.

Click here to watch the first episode: t.ly/1e057


Thank you so much for your patience and support,

Baltimore Choral Arts Society

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Photo Credit: Alamy

Notice: Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Inc. has leased or rented facilities from the Johns Hopkins University. However, Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Inc. and any programs operated by Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Inc. are not related to or affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University in any way. Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Inc. is an entirely separate legal entity with no connection to the Johns Hopkins University aside from
the temporary use of facilities for the specified program