Pittsburgh Concert Chorale

10/13/2026

Please welcome McKeesport Area High School and director Beth Eger to the Festival of Choirs!

Four choirs, one afternoon, one gorgeous hall. Admission is free, so the only thing you need to bring is applause!

Sunday, Oct 25 at 4:00 PM
Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland
https://www.pccsing.org

10/11/2026

Meet Bryan Sable, our 2026 Featured Composer.


If you’ve been to a PCC concert in the last few years, you already know Bryan as the pianist who somehow reads Susan’s mind and makes an already wonderful choir sound even better. We’re still not entirely sure how he does it, but we’re grateful.


On October 25, the Festival of Choirs premieres his newest work, "Eternal Song." Our singers and the visiting high school choirs get to perform it for the very first time, with the composer right there in the room.

Sunday, Oct 25 at 4:00 PM
Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland
Free admission
https://pccsing.org

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

A new dawn. A new day. A new podium.
And she’s feeling good.

Welcome to your new throne, Dr. Medley! A big thanks to the generous donations that made it possible and for the outstanding carpentry of Mr. Bob Goossen! That cherry wood is shining!

09/09/2026

There’s something pretty special about the first rehearsal back. The catching up, the hugs, the laughter, and then hearing a room full of familiar voices together again.

And yes, it was September 8 and we were already singing Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. 😂 But this piece has closed our Sounds of the Season concerts for years, and hearing it come back to life on night one felt a little like coming home.

“Gosh, I’ve missed you.”

Same, Susan. Same. 🤍

We’re back. 🎶“

09/09/2026

We’re back!!

Welcome to our returning singers and all the new voices joining us this season. Tonight was our first rehearsal of Season 42, and we’re so excited to be making music together again.

Follow along as we rehearse, perform, and share our musical talents with you throughout our 42nd season. It’s going to be a good one.

08/27/2026

This Throwback Thursday has us feeling especially thankful! In June 2026, the Pittsburgh Concert Chorale was honored to receive a generous $2,500 grant from Clearview Federal Credit Union and the Clearview Foundation in support of our work and our mission to enrich lives through music.

The Clearview Foundation understands something we believe deeply: singing can have an impact that lasts a lifetime. From the memories young singers make at PCC’s Festival of Choirs to the scholarships we provide, their support helps ensure music continues to enrich lives for years to come.

Pictured receiving the giant check: are John Dobson, President of the Pittsburgh Concert Chorale Board of Directors; Sarah Drinkwater, PCC singer and member of the Board of Directors; Jackie Slaugenhaupt and representatives of the Clearview Foundation.

A huge thank you to PCC singer and first-time grant writer, Anne Willison Nelson, for her work making this a reality! Way to go!

Lastly, we owe an especially enthusiastic thank you to Jackie Slaugenhaupt, PCC singer and our Strategic Development and Organizational Support lead during the 2025–2026 season, whose work helped make this and other grants possible.

To Clearview Federal Credit Union, the Clearview Foundation, Jackie, and everyone who continues to believe in the value of lifelong singing: thank you, thank you, thank you. Your generosity helps us share music, nurture a love of singing, and ensure that this art form continues to enrich our community for generations to come. Clearview Federal Credit Union Jackie Slaugenhaupt

08/17/2026

People say the word “dramatic” like it’s a bad thing.

A world premiere of an original choral work by Bryan Sable? The grandeur of 100+ voices ushering in the holiday season? The works of Beethoven, composed in the midst of life-altering loss, alongside works he inspired? And then, the razzle, the dazzle of Broadway?

Yes, we’re bringing the drama in all the right ways, and we’re inviting you to be dramatic with us.

🎭 Announcing Season 42 of the Pittsburgh Concert Chorale.

Come with a friend. Come with ten. Group tickets are available, so bring your book club, your choir friends, your coworkers, or your favorite music lovers.

Get your tickets at pccsing.org. Link in bio!

08/12/2026

Fun Fact: 73% of choral singers say group singing makes them feel less lonely, and nearly 7 in 10 say singing has helped them socialize better in other areas of life. The other 27% probably missed the survey email.
If you love choral singing, even if you haven’t done it in years, you’re free on Tuesday nights (when the magic happens), and you’d like to be part of this community (we’re biased, but it’s a great one), consider auditioning for the Pittsburgh Concert Chorale.
Email [email protected] to schedule your audition.