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Cantigas Women's Choir performs annual concerts in May and December held in Hoboken or Jersey City, along with pop-up concerts and community outreach events in and around Hudson County throughout the year. Subscribe to our mailing list to get news on upcoming concerts and events.
Upcoming Concerts
Upcoming Concerts
"Ode to the Moon"
"Ode to the Moon"
Cantigas' Winter 2025 Concert
Cantigas' Winter 2025 Concert
Sunday, December 14 | 5 PM | St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran Church
Sunday, December 14 | 5 PM | St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran Church
Update: Online tickets have closed but limited tickets will be available at the door (cash only).
Join us for a warming winter concert this December! "Ode to the Moon, Cantigas Women's Choir's, 2025 winter concert, is inspired by lyrics from Rachmaninoff’s “Now the Waves are Drowsing” from Six Choruses for Treble Voices, which is part of the concert program: "Silver moonbeams falling set the waves ablaze beneath, like a moonbeam driving darkness from the ocean, joy makes light of grief."
The moon symbolizes a diverse range of ideas, including femininity, intuition, mystery, and the cyclical nature of time and transformation due to its changing phases. These themes are explored in the programmed music with nods to sisterhood in "Will the Circle be Unbroken," transcendence in Harry Einhorn’s unique "Seven Line Supplication to Guru Rinpoche," persistence in “Sea Wash”, and more in music from Ukraine, Malaysia, the United States, Russia, Ireland, Greece, and China.
Tickets: Adults $25, Seniors $15, $10 Students. Get tickets today!
Cantigas' Spring 2025 Concert
Cantigas' Spring 2025 Concert
Sunday, May 17 | 5 PM | St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ticket available in Spring 2025
Cantigas Women's Choir places importance on inclusion and accessibility. If you require an accommodation or assistance to attend the concert, please reach out us at ada@cantigas.net at least 5 days in advance.
Program are made possible in part by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a division of the Department of State, and administered by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive & the Hudson County Board of Chosen Commissioners.
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