Masterworks Series
Highlights of the High Baroque
Saturday, October 10, 2026 ~ 7:30pm
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Iconic works of the eighteenth century illustrating everything we love about the Baroque aesthetic – Bach’s Violin Concerto in Gm, Telemann’s Concerto for Flute, Recorder and Strings, Vivaldi’s motet “Nulla in mundo pax sincera” and Clerambault’s cantata Medee, telling the famous Greek myth in an amazingly emotional and brilliant setting. Featuring Taylor Fenner, soprano Clare Cason, Baroque Violin, Mei Stone, Recorder and Meg Griffith, Flauto traverso.
Messiah Sing-A-Long
Tuesday, December 21, 2026 ~ 7:30pm
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Our audience is the chorus, with the Dallas Bach Orchestra and appearances by our soloists. A perennial favorite, sold out last year!
Messiah at the Meyerson
Wednesday, December 22, 2026 ~ 7:00 pm
The Meyerson Symphony Center
Our annual performance in the Meyerson Symphony Center, with the Dallas Bach Orchestra and Chorus, under the direction of Artistic Director James Richman, with soloists Taylor Fenner, Soprano, Dann Coakwell, Tenor, David Grogan, Bass, and introducing Megan Esther Grey, mezzo-soprano, as alto soloist. Ms. Grey graduated from the University of Northern Iowa, went to New York City and immediately won the Metropolitan Opera auditions! A great fan of Baroque music, she makes her debut with the Dallas Bach Society this evening.
New Year's Eve
Bach's Greatest Cantatas
Thursday, December 31, 2026 ~ 7:30pm
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Bach’s Cantata 61, for the New Year, Charpentier’s amazing Historia Esther (which we recorded in June) and other works. Champagne reception follows the performance.
Saint Matthew Passion of J.S. Bach
Saturday, April 17, 2027 ~ 7pm
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
The great master’s greatest work, which his family referred to as the “Great Passion” is written for double orchestra and chorus, and is given complete, in German by the Bach Society.
