Don’t miss the final concert of Te Deum’s 14th season! In collaboration with Father Justin Mathews from Kansas City’ Reconciliation Services, Te Deum will present sections of the Orthodox All-Night Vigil service and the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, integrating works of the most famous Orthodox composers. “Divine” offers a window into the solemnity of… Read more »
As Te Deum prepares for the final concert of the 14th season, we are honored to recognize the many sponsors whose generosity allow us to continue bringing beautiful, virtuosic music to the Kansas City community. Since 2017, our season sponsorship program has provided foundational support to the operational needs of Te Deum. We are so… Read more »
As part of our commitment to early music, Te Deum often performs chant as part of our Antiqua series performances. Since 2020, Te Deum has also performed Vespers concerts as a free public offering, providing the community with a thoughtful, researched, and detailed presentation of this ancient music. The next Vespers concert will be Sunday,… Read more »
Start the New Year with Te Deum for Antiqua’s upcoming performance featuring Palestrina’s beloved Pope Marcellus Mass. You are invited to travel with Te Deum to 16th-century Rome and experience a Renaissance era service of the Sistine Chapel, the Pope’s private space for prayer and worship. Featuring Palestrina’s beloved Pope Marcellus Mass, motets of Josquin des Prez, and Gregorian chant. Saturday, January 22, 7:30… Read more »
We are thrilled to announce Christmas Joy, Te Deum’s annual holiday performance. Featuring Kirke Mechem’s “7 Joys of Christmas,” this performance will celebrate the many Joys of the Christmas season, including the times that joy feels out of reach. The program will explore themes of Love, Joy, Generosity, and Singing, with included works by Abbie Betinis,… Read more »
As we come together for in-person concerts this season, we are united by the universal connection that music provides. Music allows us to express emotions and find meaning where words alone often fall short. Te Deum audiences are returning to concerts in 2021 because of the power and depth of our performance experience, rooted in… Read more »
We are filled with cautious hope as we anticipate the return of in-person concerts. Please join us this season as we continue to bring you the same inspiring choral art that you have come to expect.
“The Heart Cries Out” will put music and poetry to the cries of pain, loneliness, need and gratefulness we have experienced during a worldwide pandemic.
Te Deum’s Christmas concert will celebrate the blessing, joys, and happiness of the Christmas season, highlighting music for choir and piano.
Drawing on the repertories of chant, Josquin, and Palestrina, the listener will be transported to 16th century Italy, hearing music of the Sistine Chapel.