05/07/2026
As we took our final bows on Pittsburgh Concert Chorale’s 41st season, we found ourselves feeling deeply grateful.
Because of you, it was an incredible season, capped off with audiences dancing in the aisles at Music of the ’90s. So. Much. Dancing. It was the best.
We’re now in the final stretch of our Spring Campaign, with 46% of our fundraising goal reached. Would you help us keep the music going? Who wouldn’t want more chances to dance?!?
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And thankfully, we’re not done yet. We have summer events ahead, and even more music to share with this community we love so much.
Thank you for attending Music of the ’90s. Thank you for cheering us on, singing along, and dancing with us. Thank you for supporting Pittsburgh Concert Chorale through your donations, your service and your applause.
Your support turns volunteer passion into something audiences can truly experience: packed halls, standing ovations, live music, shared joy, and a sense of community you can feel in your soul.
Because of you, our staff and volunteers have the tools they need to succeed.
Because of you, our wonderful office manager, Hannah Balash, keeps the organization running smoothly behind the scenes.
Because of you, our front-of-house superstar and board member, Kashmir Sainiak, has helped create a warm and welcoming experience for audiences concert after concert. As she ends her term on the Board, we are so incredibly grateful to her.
Because of you, we have venues and music and programs and a band. Because of you, we have the incomparable artistic duo of Susan Medley and Bryan Sable. Quite simply, we do what we do because of you.
And while our Board of Directors serves entirely as volunteers, they could not do this work without the staffing, venues, music, operational support, and infrastructure your donations help provide.
It takes talent to make music.
It takes people to build a community.
And it takes support to sustain both.
Because of you, the music goes on.
Photos courtesy of Stuart McNeill.