QCS Concerts

Our Next Concert:

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Brahms Requiem

Together with the Quincy Symphony Orchestra, we will bring this timeless piece to life in our city. As the transcendent beauty of Brahms’s Requiem comes to Quincy, it’s important to note that this requiem is unlike any other you might know. From musical notation to orchestration, the Brahms Requiem brings the connection to humanity to the forefront of the profound masterwork.

November 2025

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Messiah

We celebrate a long-time tradition of singing with our friends at Eastern Nazarene College with an uplifting performance of Handel’s most beloved oratorio. A cherished tradition in many countries, Messiah tells the story of Christ’s birth, passion, resurrection, through sublime choruses, stirring arias, and majestic orchestration.

Originally performed on December, 2024

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Featuring Organist Dr. Juan Mesa, Duruflé’s Requiem remains one of the 20th century’s most beloved choral works, reflecting humanity’s deep longing and mystery. The program also includes works by Gounod, Saint-Saëns, Fauré, and Duruflé.

Originally performed on May, 2024

Experience the warmth and cheer of holiday GLOW! This program highlights the glow of the holiday season around the world: Christmas trees, lights on the menorah, midnight stars, and the warmth of family and friends.

Originally performed on December, 2023

Mozart’s Requiem is a staple in the choral repertorie. The dynamic power of Mozart’s final composition highlights the austere and ultimately redemptive language of the text of the requiem mass.

Originally performed March, 2023

Great American Songbook

The Great American Songbook is a collection of significant early-20th-century American jazz standards, popular songs, and show tunes. 

Originally performed March, 2023

Quincy Pops Concert

The Quincy Choral Society and the Quincy Symphony Orchestra proudly present a combined Pops Concert on the Common

Originally performed September, 2022