As part of this year’s “Glee Club Presents” series, the choir will sing Handel’s “Messiah: Part I” and Britten’s “A Ceremony of Carols,” directed by Gabriel Crouch, professor of the practice and director of choral activities.

The Glee Club is the oldest and largest choir at Princeton University and has for generations served as the “hub” for singers at Princeton. The choir has toured internationally, performing in Spain, Portugal, the Balkans, Mexico and South Africa. The choir embraces a vast array of repertoire, from Renaissance motets and madrigals, Romantic part-songs, large choral-orchestral masterworks and 21st-century choral commissions to the more traditional Glee Club fare of spirituals, folk music and college songs. The spectrum of Glee Club members is perhaps even broader: undergraduates and graduate students, scientists and poets, philosophers and economists — all walks of academic life are represented, knit together by their belief in the nobility and joy of singing together.

Tickets

General: $16 | Student: $6 | Princeton University Student: Free through Passport to the Arts. Prices are inclusive of all processing fees.

Faculty and Staff: In addition to two (2) free tickets, all University faculty and staff may also purchase additional tickets at $6/ ticket.