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Together in Song: Songs of Democracy

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Together in Song: Songs of Democracy

When
Mar 14th, 2026
4:00pm - 4:00pm
Where
506 Park StCharlottesvilleVA

Saturday, March 14th at First Presbyterian Church 4PM

Join The Oratorio Society of Virginia and conductor Michael Slon for an inspiring afternoon of music honoring 250 years of the United States—its history, its voices, and its enduring democratic ideals.

For more information, to register for the workshop or purchase tickets: https://www.oratoriosociety.org/

This uplifting program features beloved works by iconic American composers such as Irving Berlin and Howard Hanson and brings together singers of all generations. We are thrilled to welcome special guests Voces Latae, a youth choir led by Will Cooke, alongside community singers who participated in the morning choral workshop.

Presented in proud partnership with VA250, Virginia’s official initiative of the national America250 Commission, this concert highlights the stories, values, and shared traditions that continue to shape our nation.

Giving Back Through Song
This year’s annual Together in Song concert also supports the Emergency Food Network. Donations will be collected at the door, and a portion of all ticket proceeds will be donated by The Oratorio Society of Virginia to help fight food insecurity in our community.

Celebrate America. Lift your voice. Make a difference.
✨ You won’t want to miss this meaningful and music-filled afternoon.

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