click below for tickets to our may 2026 concert!
Black Tulip Chorale will present one of the cornerstones of choral repertoire at 4 PM on Sunday, May 17, 2026 at First Presbyterian Church of Kirkwood. The "Requiem" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (completed after his death by Franz Xavier Süssmayr) is the biggest challenge that the Chorale has tackled to date. Our performance will combine the score with readings and narrative on grief and healing, presenting a unique perspective on this cherished musical treasure and how we in our various communities can navigate these difficult times.
Alumni members will join the Chorale for the concert finale - "Ave Verum Corpus".
Alumni members will join the Chorale for the concert finale - "Ave Verum Corpus".
click below for tickets to the rest of our 2026 season!
The mission of the Black Tulip Chorale is to advocate for social consciousness through excellence in the performance of choral music, while providing an affirming environment for all, regardless of expression, gender, identity, or orientation.

























