Oratorio Society of New York

The Oratorio Society of New York is a historic choral organization dedicated to performing large-scale choral works, typically featuring full orchestra and soloists. Founded in 1873, it promotes classical and sacred music, offering concerts in prominent New York City venues. The Society provides opportunities for amateur and professional singers to collaborate on high-quality performances, fostering community engagement and music education. Its programming often includes masterpieces like Handel’s "Messiah" and Beethoven’s symphonies, contributing to New York’s cultural landscape and preserving the tradition of choral artistry.