• VOCES8 Foundation Choir & Orchestra perform ROSE EVER BLOOMING via Live From London

    virtual

    Join VOCES8 and friends as they celebrate the season with a selection-box of beautifully sung carols and songs from across Europe and the USA. Learn more about all streamed programming available at Live From London. Rose Ever Blooming is a new Christmas oratorio by composers Jocelyn Hagen and Timothy C. Takach that honours the role of Mary in

  • World Premiere of O Holy Night by Lorelei Ensemble

    St. Cecilia Parish 18 Belvidere St, Boston, MA, United States

    Frost and Fire draws on themes of solstice and advent - seasons of stillness and waiting. The 2025 program will feature Scott Ordway's North Woods, written for Lorelei, and the world premiere of arrangements by Laura Jobin-Acosta, Greg Brown, and Jocelyn Hagen as well as a new work chosen from a call for scores from

    $15 – $35
  • New Amsterdam Singers Performs Triptych of Knowledge

    Broadway Presbyterian Church 114th Street, New York, NY, United States

    Music from the time of—and inspired by—the Renaissance master... The 2025-2026 season kicks off with a concert devoted to Leonardo da Vinci. The program combines music by contemporaries of the Renaissance master, including Josquin, Lasso, and Victoria, with modern works that speak to the artist’s lasting influence 500 years after his death. Highlights include Eric

    $30 – $35
  • World Premiere of O Holy Night by Lorelei Ensemble

    Church of the Holy Trinity 1904 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Frost and Fire draws on themes of solstice and advent - seasons of stillness and waiting. The 2025 program will feature Scott Ordway's North Woods, written for Lorelei, and the world premiere of arrangements by Laura Jobin-Acosta, Greg Brown, and Jocelyn Hagen as well as a new work chosen from a call for scores from

    $15 – $35
  • An Evening of Children’s Literature with Kao Kalia Yang and Friends

    Ordway Center for the Performing Arts 345 Washington St, St. Paul, MN, United States

    Yang’s first full reading of her eight children’s books—including two with original scores—will explore childhood resilience and joy. Hmong American illustrators and composer Jocelyn Hagen will join her onstage for a family-friendly event. The stories, rooted in Yang’s heritage, offer a heartfelt journey for all ages. Learn about Jocelyn and Kao Kalia Yang's collaborations here.

    $14.49 – $30.98
  • SHE SINGS!: Treble Festival at FGCU

    Bower School of Music & the Arts 10501 FGCU Boulevard South, Fort Myers, United States

    Bower School of Music & the Arts, Florida Gulf Coast University Choirs is thrilled to announce a new partnership to rebrand the FGCU Treble Festival as SHE SINGS! presented by the Compose Like A Girl Choral Series, Jocelyn Hagen, and BSM&A.

  • Masterworks Chorale performs Triptych of Knowledge

    Transfiguration Episcopal Church 3900 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo, CA, United States

    The Masterworks Chorale presents three stunning pieces exploring themes of love - passion, conviction, bravery, grief.

    The Lark  by Leonard Bernstein,  Triptych of Knowledge  by Jocelyn Hagen &  When David Heard  by Eric Whitacre.

    $15 – $25
  • Utah Valley University Wind Symphony Residency

    Utah Valley University Utah

    Hagen worshops a new band work, Empyrean, with the UVU Wind Symphony under the direction of Christopher A. Ramos. Empyrean was commissioned by a consortium of bands in Utah and spearheaded by Dan Chaston from Viewmont High School.

  • UW La Crosse performs Medusa

    Lowe Center for the Arts La Crosse, WI, United States

    The University of Wisconsin–La Crosse School of Visual & Performing Arts Music Department will present the UWL Wind Ensemble in “Requiem for a Valentine,” a concert that explores love, loss, memory, and renewal through powerful works for winds, voice, and narration. The concert features Medusa (2024) by Jocelyn Hagen, featuring soprano Kathryn Moran, UWL Associate

    Free