Magnolia Chorale presents its December 2025 concert: ”From Mystery to Majesty,” on December 13 and 14, with a dynamic repertoire that bridges cultures, languages, and musical styles. From the majestic exuberance of Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, through the hushed mystery of Javier Busto’s “O Magnum Mysterium” and back to the radiant joy of Christopher Tin’s “Baba […]
Magnolia Chorale presents its December 2025 concert: ”From Mystery to Majesty,” on December 13 and 14, with a dynamic repertoire that bridges cultures, languages, and musical styles. From the majestic exuberance of Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, through the hushed mystery of Javier Busto’s “O Magnum Mysterium” and back to the radiant joy of Christopher Tin’s “Baba […]
Join Magnolia Lutheran Church for our second annual Holiday Organ Sing-Along! Sing along with your neighbors to well known holiday carols and songs, accompanied by Magnolia Lutheran's Balcom and Vaughan pipe organ. Treats and cider will be served, and there will be an opportunity to learn about the organ after the concert. This event has […]
We will be hosting the third concert in our Summer Concert Series on August 23rd at 6 PM. The concert will feature music for clarinet and piano with UW DMA candidate Cameron DeLuca on clarinet and bass clarinet. We will be playing music spanning Romantic classical to contemporary compositions, including an exciting new piece by […]
Magnolia Chorale will perform its spring concert— “Harmonies of Hope: A Path to Peace”—on May 3 and 4 at Magnolia Lutheran Church. This powerful repertoire explores the struggles of war and longing for peace through R. Vaughan Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem, and Juan del Encina’s "Una Sanõsa Porfía", and ignites a renewed sense of hope with […]
Magnolia Chorale will perform its spring concert— “Harmonies of Hope: A Path to Peace”—on May 3 and 4 at Magnolia Lutheran Church. This powerful repertoire explores the struggles of war and longing for peace through R. Vaughan Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem, and Juan del Encina’s "Una Sanõsa Porfía", and ignites a renewed sense of hope with […]
In its December 2024 concerts—“Fauré en Fệte”— Magnolia Chorale celebrates Gabriel Fauré, a French composer whose choral works resonate with timeless beauty and depth. Artistic Director Joseph To leads the two-concert series—which explores the elegance and subtlety of some of Faure’s most acclaimed pieces. From the dramatic “Les Djinns”, to the serene “Cantique de Jean […]
In its December 2024 concerts—“Fauré en Fệte”— Magnolia Chorale celebrates Gabriel Fauré, a French composer whose choral works resonate with timeless beauty and depth. Artistic Director Joseph To leads the two-concert series—which explores the elegance and subtlety of some of Faure’s most acclaimed pieces. From the dramatic “Les Djinns”, to the serene “Cantique de Jean […]
Magnolia’s Lloyd Nordstrom Guild will partner with the Chamber’s Winterfest celebration, with our 2nd annual Holiday Marketplace. To be held at the Magnolia Lutheran Church on Saturday, December 7th from […]
Mark your calendars: next Tuesday, August 13, 2024, you are invited to a salmon barbecue and potluck at Magnolia Lutheran Church, starting at 5 pm. The church provides salmon, brats, plates, napkins, and flatware; please bring a dish to share, either a side dish or dessert. Kids welcome! No need to be a member of […]
Magnolia Chorale December concerts, themed “Dark and Luminous Night”, led by music director Joseph To, explore the journey through long winter nights and how illumination brings us comfort. They will transport audiences from the haunting harmonies of Ola Gjeilo’s Dark Night to the jubilant celebration of mystery and hope in Vivaldi’s Gloria. Guest soloists, and […]
Magnolia Chorale December concerts, themed “Dark and Luminous Night”, led by music director Joseph To, explore the journey through long winter nights and how illumination brings us comfort. They will transport audiences from the haunting harmonies of Ola Gjeilo’s Dark Night to the jubilant celebration of mystery and hope in Vivaldi’s Gloria. Guest soloists, and […]
