-Filling Our Community with Music Since 1970-


Current Events & Coming Soon


 

Looking for something new this fall? Singing is good for the mind, body, and soul — and a great way to meet new friends!

Come sing with Cappella Cantorum. No auditions required, and we offer rehearsal aids to help you learn each song (even if you don’t read music).

Registration Night is August 31 starting at 7pm, with the first rehearsal following at 7:30pm. Pre-Register Now to save time and reserve your copy of this semester’s music scores!

 

Music selections for Fall/Winter 2026:

Christmas Oratorio (Saint-Saëns)

Coventry Carol, We Three Kings, Carol of the Bells, O Come All Ye Faithful, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

Christmas Day (Holst), Gloria (Vivaldi), Joy to the World, Hallelujah Chorus (Handel)

 


Highlights from Recent Activities


 

 

Thank you to all the conductors, accompanists, soloists and talented singers who participated in this year’s SummerSings. We made such beautiful music together!

Please join us again next year for our 2027 SummerSings. They’re a great way to have fun and make connections in the local music community.


 

Thank you to all who came to hear Cappella’s 2026 Tour Chorus perform selections from their repertoire before they flew off to perform in Scotland, Wales and England!

It was a wonderful way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Congratulations again to all the raffle prize winners!

The Tour Chorus had a fantastic trip,  including 3 amazing concerts. Pictures and video clips will be coming soon to our Photo & Video Gallery!

 


 

What a wonderful concert! We hope you were able to join us for this tribute to American composers and music genres in celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary.

On April 26, 2026, the Cappella Cantorum Masterworks Chorus and Cappella Orchestra performed Schubert’s Mass in G Major, along with a special program of music featuring American composers, American music genres and early musical tributes to our young nation.  

The concert took place in the historic Andrews Memorial Auditorium at Clinton Town Hall (54 East Main Street., Clinton, CT), and a complimentary reception was enjoyed by performers and audience members following the concert.

Pictures from the Spring Concert are now available in our Photo Gallery!  

 


 

Cappella Cantorum is the premier non-auditioned community choral group of the Connecticut Shoreline and lower Connecticut River Valley. Our primary purpose is to give singers of all ages the opportunity to learn, perform and share great choral music with the wider community.