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Educational outreach is a vital component of their mission, with initiatives like the Baroque Break-out program bringing the richness of Baroque music to local high schools, supported by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture. From grand concert halls to intimate recitals and educational endeavors, the Dallas Bach Society continues to enrich the cultural landscape of the Southwest and beyond.
Dec 21, 2026
Our audience is the chorus, with the Dallas Bach Orchestra and appearances by our soloists. A perennial favorite, sold out in 2025C
Dec 22, 2026
Our annual performance in the Meyerson Symphony Center, with the Dallas Bach Orchestra and Chorus, under the direction of Artistic Director James Richman, with soloists Taylor Fenner, Soprano, Dann Coakwell, Tenor, David Grogan, Bass, and introducing Megan Esther Grey, mezzo-soprano, as alto soloist.
Dec 31, 2026
Bach’s Cantata 61, for the New Year, Charpentier’s amazing Historia Esther (which we recorded in June) and other works.
Feb 20, 2027
David Grogan, Bass, in Recital. Mr. Grogan, our favorite bass soloist for the Baroque repertoire, sings excerpts from the Baroque repertoire, featuring Handel and Bach.
Mar 14, 2027
Chamber Music from Versailles.
Apr 17, 2027
The great master’s greatest work, which his family referred to as the “Great Passion” is written for double orchestra and chorus, and is given complete, in German by the Bach Society.
May 1, 2027
Haolun Zhang, Countertenor, in Recital. The amazing new countertenor, who sang the solos so well in last year’s Messiah, sings important works in the Baroque repertoire.
