In a time of uncertainty and hardship, The Choral Project invites audiences to experience Art of Sound: HOPE, an evening of transformative choral music that explores the resilience of the human spirit. This one-night-only concert will take place at Mission Santa Clara de Asís on Santa Clara University’s campus on Saturday, April 26th, featuring a diverse program that speaks to both the struggles we face and the hope that carries us forward.
At the heart of the program is the world premiere of A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE, a powerful multi-movement, semi-staged composition by The Choral Project Artistic Director and Conductor Daniel Hughes. This deeply moving work, performed by The Choral Project and featuring the critically acclaimed Vivace Youth Choir (directed by Kristina Nakagawa), engages with some of today’s most urgent social issues, including mental health, violence, and injustice.
Content Warning
Art of Sound: HOPE contains material that may be emotionally challenging for some audiences. A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE addresses topics such as gun violence, school shootings, loss, and the emotional toll of living in a fractured world. The piece is intended to spark reflection and conversation, offering music as a means of healing and transforming. While these themes may be difficult, they are presented with deep care, artistic integrity, and a message of resilience.
As part of our commitment to creating positive change, $1 from the sale of each ticket will be donated to [nonprofit name here] to support [cause or mission statement of the nonprofit].
Through song, we find strength. Through community, we find hope. Join The Choral Project for an evening that promises to be thought-provoking, uplifting, and deeply moving.
Tickets are available now. Secure your seat for this unforgettable performance. For more information and tickets, visit choralproject.org/artofsound.