Cappella Romana

Tonight in and tomorrow in , Ca****la Romana is thrilled to present The Tallis Scholars in a program of “Mysteries and Miracles”!

Only a few seats remain — claim yours now at cappellaromana.org/tallis

📆 Wednesday, April 22 at 7:30 PM
📍 St. James Cathedral, Seattle

📆 Thursday, April 23 at 7:30 PM
📍 St. Mary's Cathedral, Portland

This weekend, Ca****la Romana presents “The Twilight of Byzantium” at Carleton College in Minnesota and at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis!

Learn more, and get tickets to each at cappellaromana.org/tours

📆 April 24, 2026 @ 7:00 PM
📍 Carleton College, One North College, St. Northfield, MN

📆 April 26, 2026 @ 7:30 PM
📍 Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, 4431 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO

A perfect preview before this week's Seattle & Portland performances! There are only a few tickets remaining! Make sure you have yours (link below)!

“the beauty of this music speaks to every generation” —Mark Powell

The Tallis Scholars return to the Pacific Northwest NEXT WEEK! Don't miss the Oregon ArtsWatch preview and make sure you've got your tickets! (links for both in comments below)

“…we especially love those purveyors of polyphony, the Tallis Scholars, who are again brought to Portland [and Seattle] by Ca****la Romana.… Tallis Scholars, founded by Phillips, has preserved musical heritage and enriched lives through music for over 50 years.” —Daryl Browne

On April 24, Ca****la Romana is thrilled to present “Twilight of Byzantium: The Divine Liturgy in Hagia Sophia and the West and the Twilight of the Eastern Roman Empire” in a free concert with the Carleton College Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program!

Learn more in the comments below ⬇️

🏆JUNO AWARD WINNERS🏆

We are incredibly touched to announce that Axios Men's Ensemble has won a JUNO for Best Classical Album of the Year (Large Ensemble) for Benedict Sheehan's "Ukrainian War Requiem."

Thanks to the Tenors and Basses of Pro Coro Canada conducted by Michael Zaugg, featuring John Tessier and Yuliia Zasimova. 💙💛 This is for Ukraine and all Ukrainians fighting for freedom.
.yuliia

Dear friends in the Pacific Northwest,

For our forthcoming programme, its title Mysteries and Miracles gives us an opportunity to explore the way composers from different Renaissance traditions reacted to something essential to Christian faith. The attraction to me was that the concept of a mystery lies outside dogma, meaning that atmosphere would become an important part of the music. Victoria is one of the best at this from any period, but then so also are Tallis and Pärt. At the other end of the spectrum are madrigal composers like Giaches de Wert and Francisco Guerrero, who simply take the words and paint them.

We are enormously looking forward to visiting you again, working under the welcoming umbrella of Ca****la Romana. Thanks also to my friend Mark Powell, whom I have now known for a very long time.

—Peter Phillips, Tallis Scholars Director

💺Secure your seats today ➡️ cappellaromana.org/tallis