NORTH VALLEY CHORALE

Voices of Glory Inspires and Electrifies Audiences

North Valley Chorale’s Voices of Glory concert on May 16 was an unforgettable evening of music, celebration, and community as audiences filled Camelback Bible Church for this stirring tribute to America’s 250th anniversary.

The 60-member chorale, joined by organ, brass, and percussion, delivered a vibrant and emotionally powerful program that moved seamlessly from sacred masterworks to beloved patriotic favorites. Audience members described the performance as “electrifying,” “uplifting,” and “deeply inspiring,” with many commenting on the thrilling sound of the choir and brass filling the sanctuary.

Highlights included the scintillating Glorias by American composer Daniel Pinkham and celebrated British composer John Rutter, both performed with brilliance and energy. Patriotic favorites such as Battle Hymn of the Republic, God Bless America, When the Saints Go Marching In, You’re a Grand Old Flag, Bugler’s Holiday, and Down by the Riverside brought enthusiasm, smiles, and standing ovations from the crowd.

The concert was preceded by North Valley Chorale’s FOX 10 Arizona Morning Show appearance, where anchor Annalisa Pardo interviewed NVC president Anita Murcko from the Phoenix Boys Choir rehearsal space. Choir members, dressed in sparkling red and blue concert attire, gave viewers a lively SNEAK PREVIEW performance of You’re a Grand Old Flag, helping build excitement for the evening’s event.

North Valley Chorale extends heartfelt thanks to our audience, musicians, volunteers, and supporters for making Voices of Glory such a memorable success. We are grateful for the overwhelming positive feedback and look forward to sharing more inspiring music with our community in future performances.

America Remembers:
A Concert of Remembrance, Healing, and Hope

with the North Valley Symphony Orchestra

On Sunday, September 13, 2026, 3PM, the North Valley Symphony Orchestra and North Valley Chorale invite the community to join us for America Remembers, a special benefit concert commemorating the 25th anniversary of “9/11” at the First United Methodist Church, 5510 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013.

Twenty-five years after that tragic day, we gather to honor the lives lost, remember the courage of first responders and service members, and reflect on the spirit of unity that emerged in the aftermath. Through music, we create a space for remembrance, gratitude, healing, and hope.

The program features nearly 200 performers in this moving collection of patriotic, choral, and orchestral works, including Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man, Barber’s Adagio for Strings, John Williams’ Hymn to the Fallen, and beloved choral selections such as Ubi Caritas, Sing Me to Heaven, and The Prayer. The evening concludes with Gabriel Fauré’s timeless Requiem, a masterpiece that offers comfort, peace, and a vision of eternal rest.

As we remember the past, we also look toward the future—honoring those who serve, supporting those in need, and reaffirming the strength of community through the transformative power of music.

We hope you will join us for this meaningful afternoon of remembrance and reflection

This concert benefits U.S.VETS Phoenix, an organization dedicated to ending homelessness among veterans through housing, counseling, employment assistance, and supportive services.

TICKETS HERE