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Recent Performances
Elaine Hagenburg's Illuminare
Using lesser-known sacred Latin, Greek, and English texts, the piece takes us through a season of beauty and goodness that has been disrupted by darkness and confusion. But as Light gradually returns, hope is restored, illuminating our future and guiding us in peace.
Choruses Too Hot to Handel
Hear choruses rarely heard from some of Handel’s famous oratorios like “How excellent Thy Name” from Saul, “Awake the Trumpet’s Lofty Sound” from Samson, “Alleluia” from Joseph and His Brethren, “Hallelujah” from Occasional Oratorio, and more.
Sounds of the Season 2024
Songs of Hope and Joy, The annual holiday special by the Gainesville Master Chorale was filmed and produced by WUFT.
Antonín Dvořák's Requiem in B♭ minor, Op. 89
The powerful Mass for the Dead performed by the Gainesville Master Chorale, along with the University of Florida's Concert Choir and Symphony Orchestra.
Sounds of the Season 2023
The annual holiday special by the Gainesville Master Chorale was filmed and produced by WUFT.
Going Baroque 2023
A collection of baroque pieces for choir and orchestra featuring works by Handel, Bach, and Zelenka.
Sounds of the Season 2022
The annual holiday special by the Gainesville Master Chorale was filmed and produced by WUFT.
Sounds of the Season 2021
Our return to in-person performances, the holiday special by the Gainesville Master Chorale was filmed and produced by WUFT.
A Concert without an Audience
Recorded with masks and social distancing
Sounds of the Season 2020
Fighting COVID with a Carol. Special performance by the Gainesville Master Chorale filmed and produced by WUFT.
This Finely Woven Earth
A celebration of the birth of Alexander von Humboldt, featuring music encompassing and tying together themes involving earth, air, fire, water, and wildlife. In collaboration with the Florida Museum of Natural History, we celebrated the foremost scientist of his time and his global perspective on conservation and ecology, and how all aspects of life are intricately woven together.
LUX: THE DAWN FROM ON HIGH
LUX: The Dawn From On High by Dan Forrest is a five-movement work that explores various facets of LUX (Latin for “light”), in texts ranging from ancient liturgical chant to Scripture to modern secular love poetry.
concert recordings
A Concert without an Audience
A Concert without an Audience
A Concert without an Audience
Recorded with masks and social distancing
April 10, 2021
2019 Sounds of the Season
A Concert without an Audience
A Concert without an Audience
"A World of Joy"
with music sung in seven languages reflecting holidays around the world
This Finely Woven Earth
2018 Sounds of the Season
2018 Sounds of the Season
Concert for the
250th Birthday of
Alexander von Humboldt
2018 Sounds of the Season
2018 Sounds of the Season
2018 Sounds of the Season
Celebration of the
100th anniversary of
"Silent Night"