Festival Singers of Atlanta Celebrate Animals in Eclectic Concert

The choir's 'Let's Talk About Animals' program features songs spanning centuries about a variety of creatures.

Apr. 18, 2026 at 8:00pm

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A bold, abstract illustration featuring jagged, geometric shapes in red and white, representing various animals like a lamb, lobster, turtle dove, eagle, and seal, conceptually capturing the diverse musical exploration of the natural world in the Festival Singers' concert.

The Festival Singers of Atlanta invite the community to an eclectic concert celebrating the beauty and diversity of the animal kingdom through song.Atlanta Today

The Festival Singers of Atlanta are inviting the public to the second concert of their 2025-2026 season, titled 'Let's Talk About Animals.' The program will feature an eclectic mix of songs from the Renaissance to modern times about a range of animals, including lambs, lobsters, turtle doves, eagles, and seals.

Why it matters

The Festival Singers of Atlanta have built a reputation for innovative and engaging choral performances that celebrate the city's vibrant arts scene. This animal-themed concert continues that tradition, offering audiences a unique musical exploration of the natural world through the lens of diverse cultural perspectives and eras.

The details

The 'Let's Talk About Animals' concert will include songs about various creatures, from the playful to the majestic, drawing on a repertoire spanning centuries of musical styles. Attendees can expect to hear both classic and contemporary compositions that pay tribute to the beauty and wonder of the animal kingdom.

The concert will take place on April 18, 2026.
It is the second performance of the Festival Singers' 2025-2026 season.

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