20th Concert Season

This season will explore new and innovative, engaging musical experiences.

We open our season with a special evening designed for connection, inviting our community to come together with Vox Musica in an intimate,
offline gathering. A chance to be fully present, fully together.

Our holiday concert brings the warmth and spirit of the season, highlighted by the return of acclaimed soprano Amanda Achen. With a voice that has carried
her from the concert stage to the silver screen, Amanda’s artistry adds sparkle and brilliance to this festive celebration.

Later in the season, we push the boundaries of performance with an imaginative collaboration between choral music and the art of illusion,
hosted by master magician Douglas McKay. This innovative program promises a breathtaking blend of sound, wonder, and stage magic.

We close our season with A Recital of Voices, a program that turns the spotlight inward, celebrating the individuality and artistry of every Vox Musica singer.
Each voice, distinct and powerful, weaves together to reveal the extraordinary talent that defines our ensemble.

Vox Musica’s 20th Season artwork was commissioned from internationally recognized artist J.M. Knudsen,
whose work radiates the same spirit of hope and connection that defines this milestone year.

AN OFFLINE GATHERING:
Create, Collaborate, & Connect

Immerse yourself in the magic of genuine human connection at Vox Musica's "An Offline Gathering." Inspired by The Offline Club’s pioneering initiative to create a sanctuary from the digital world, this event offers a unique opportunity to unplug and engage in meaningful, real-world interactions while being transcended by the voices of Vox Musica.

At the Offline Gathering, you'll find a space to play games, read books, write poetry, paint, draw, knit, or sit in awe as Vox Musica performs their Music Worth Sharing. This experience will encourage you to reflect and reclaim authentic interpersonal connections.

Prioritize real-world connections over digital distractions, and join us for an unforgettable evening.

Saturday, October 25th, 2025 • 5pm
@ Verge Center for the Arts
(625 S St, Sacramento, CA 95811)

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DREAM: A Vox Christmas
& the Quiet Miracle of Hope

Step into a world where starlight hums and voices shimmer. Dream is Vox Musica’s luminous winter offering—an evening of reflection, wonder, and hope marking the ensemble’s 20th season. The program weaves beloved works for women’s voices with a radiant new commission by composer-in-residence Derek Sup, featuring internationally acclaimed soprano Amanda Achen. Through lullabies, visions, and prayers, the music invites us to pause in the quiet of the night and remember that even in darkness, light endures and dreams are born anew.

Friday, December 19th, 2025 • 7pm
@ The Table at Central United Methodist Church
(5265 H Street, Sacramento, CA 95819)

Saturday, December 20th, 2025 • 7pm
@ Multiverse Theater at the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity
(400 Jibboom St, Sacramento, CA 95811)

Sunday, December 21st, 2025 • 5pm
@ Trinity Cathedral
(2620 Capitol Ave, Sacramento, CA 95816)

Digital Content Available For Purchase
Digital Content Available on our Website (www.VoxMusica.net/watch)

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What if wonder had a sound? IMAGINE blurs the line between reality and illusion as Vox Musica joins forces with world-renowned magician Douglas McCay, The Charismatic Conjuror. In this groundbreaking 20th-anniversary performance, music and magic are seamlessly woven together—each amplifying the other. Featuring world premieres by composers John Muehleisen and Sarah Wald, IMAGINE invites audiences into a realm where sound shimmers, voices vanish, and the impossible feels within reach. Come wonder, dream, and believe in the magic of Vox.

ENSEMBLAGE:
A Recital of Solos, Duos, and Trios

An evening of music that highlights the exceptional vocal capacities of our ensemble. Experience the amazing artistry of our Vox Choral Artists singing a wide variety of musical styles and genres in a recital of solos, duos, and trios.