• A collage image. On the left Thanjavur K. Murugaboopathi sits playing the mridangam, a South Indian hand drum. In the center, Shruthi Rajasekar wearing a black floral top sits holding a pencil and a notebook. On the right, Nirmala Rajasekar sits playing the veena, a plucked string instrument. Photo Credit (L-R): ReyMash Photography, Roscoe Rutter, and ReyMash Photography

    Sarojini

    “Shruthi Rajasekar’s Sarojini is the best, most exciting piece of new music for choir and orchestra I’ve heard in probably 10 years.”
    —Natasha Gauthier, Canadian critic

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  • "Five Trees" painting by Carolyn Brunelle. Image of abstract trees with dark colored branches without leaves in front of a background with blues, red, and oranges reminiscent of a sunset.

    Available Now! How to Hold On: Songs of Comfort and Solace

    VocalEssence is thrilled to announce a new album, How to Hold On: Songs of Comfort and Solace, featuring Melanie DeMore and the VocalEssence Ensemble Singers is now available!

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  • 2025-2026 Season JUST GOT SWEETER

    Join us for a season of big names, bold premieres, and breath-taking performances. Tickets available now!

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  • Roderick Williams, wearing a black button down shirt and a dark blazer with a full smile stands in front of a brick wall. Photo Credit: Theo Williams

    Ensemble Singers Featuring Roderick Williams

    Hear the VocalEssence Ensemble Singers in their triumphant return from the Three Choirs Festival and tour of England.

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  • VocalEssence singers performing. Photo credit: Kyndell Harkness

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