Samuel Coleridge-Taylor was a British composer of African and English descent who lived from 1875 to 1912. “Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast” is a captivating and vibrant cantata that showcases Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s…
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A Choral Fiesta
The season concludes on Cinco de Mayo with choral music from around the world composed for celebrations.
Legacy of Kings
The era of King David and King Solomon resulted in some of the most familiar Old Testament passages in the Bible. David established Jerusalem as the political and religious center…
First Baptist Church of Griffin
The First Baptist Church of Griffin is not only the location of our annual Christmas concert, it is the venue most used by Griffin Choral Arts. The acoustics in the…
Griffin Auditorium
The large stage of the Griffin Auditorium make it the perfect venue for our Masterworks concerts. With plenty of room for chorus, orchestra, and even dancers, the Griffin Auditorium is…
Ticket Outlets
Tickets to GCA Concerts are available from www.brownpapertickets.com and can be obtained by following the red “Get Tickets” links found on the homepage and the concert pages on this website….
Handel’s Messiah, Part 1
Handel’s most recognized work begins with words of comfort from the prophet Isaiah. The libretto from MESSIAH explores the prophecies leading to the birth of Christ and the angelic joys…
Immortal Belated
Many celebrations of Beethoven’s 250th birthday (December 2020) were canceled during the pandemic. A year later we celebrate the fire and passion of this master composer with some of his…
Consider the Lilies
The featured work, Timothy Powell’s Appalachian Requiem “Consider the Lilies,” intends to capture the sounds and feelings of the North Georgia mountains where the composer grew up. It was a…
Inspired By Africa
…program–Missa Kenya, by Paul Basler–and we are greatly honored to have the composer with us tonight, including in the role of horn soloist in this and another of his compositions….