The Pittsburgh Camerata is a professional chamber choir that was founded in 1974 and has a special focus on works of the Baroque era and of the 20th century. Each year, under the leadership of Rebecca A. Rollett, the Camerata performs a 9-concert series in the greater Pittsburgh area. The choir’s programming is often inventive, as evidenced in a concert where short readings of classic literature were paired with relevant musical pieces, or in Pittsburgh Camerata recordings like “Of Modern Invention: American Choral Music” which features a cappella music from America’s past and present.
The Pittsburgh Camerata Information
- Venues: Sixth Presbyterian Church, 1688 Murray Ave.; St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 5801 Hampton Street, Highland Park; Mt. Lebanon United Lutheran Church, 975 Washington Rd., Mt. Lebanon
- Public Transportation: Varies by venue
- Handicapped Accessibility: Most venues accessible, contact venue management for details
- Performances/Programs: Three programs per season, multiple performances of each
- Ticket Prices: Adults $20, students $10; kids attend all concerts free
- Subscriptions: Students $20, seniors $40, and adults $50
- Membership: Not available, but donations are accepted and greatly appreciated.
