Major Concerts Since 1997
- Dec. 1997: The Seasons (Joseph Haydn)
- Dec. 1999: Christmas Oratorio (Johann Sebastian Bach)
- Nov. 2000: Elijah (Felix Mendelssohn)
- Dec. 2001: St. Nicolas (Benjamin Britten) (unchanged voices only, with the St. Arbogast Choir)
- Nov./Dec. 2002, Jun. 2003: Coronation Anthems (George Frideric Handel), Chichester Psalms (Leonard Bernstein)
- Apr. 2004: St. John Passion (Johann Sebastian Bach)
- Jan./Apr. 2005: Petite messe solennelle (Gioacchino Rossini)
- Dec. 2005: Cantate de Noël (Arthur Honegger) and St. Nicolas (Benjamin Britten)
- Feb. 2007: St. Paul (Felix Mendelssohn)
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