Sing along with the Pensacola Children’s Chorus as they embark on a journey around the globe with a special set of cultural favorites.
Event Details
One World, Many Voices, is presented by the Pensacola Children’s Chorus. The traditional choral performance will be held at First Baptist Church of Pensacola on Sunday, March 3 at 3:30 pm.
What: One World, Many Voices
When: Saturday, February 22, 2025 at 3:30 pm
Where: First Baptist Church of Pensacola
Tickets: $15–35
As the name suggests, One World, Many Voices will transport the audience around the world. Expect music with lively rhythms and instruments from many different cultures.
“One World, Many Voices embodies how music brings us all closer together,” says Alex Gartner, PCC’s Artistic & Executive Director.
“This concert invites our audience to discover and appreciate the diversity of the world around us and perhaps to realize that when we look close enough, we aren’t so different from one another after all.”
Serving the Community
One World, Many Voices will also feature members who have joined the Pensacola Children’s Chorus through a program funded by the Escambia Children’s Trust. A taxpayer-funded children’s services agency, the Trust focuses on providing impactful services to Escambia County’s most vulnerable youth.
“This concert will showcase the heart of our Children’s Trust program,” says Gartner. “It is a testament to the impact that music can have on a child’s life. To see them singing and smiling alongside youth from all walks of life is a symbol of hope for a prosperous future.”
One World, Many Voices will be held at First Baptist Church (500 N. Palafox). Tickets for festival seating are available and range from $15–$35. Handicap and close proximity VIP seating sections are also available. If you are unable to attend in person, the performance will be streamed. For tickets and more information, visit PensacolaSings.org.
About Pensacola Children’s Chorus
The Pensacola Children’s Chorus (PCC) is a non-profit, community-based arts education program that uses music and performance to inspire and nurture a new generation of young leaders. Serving 300 young musicians from over 60 schools across Northwest Florida and Southwest Alabama, PCC uses music education to provide opportunities for personal growth, friendship, and community service. Formally established in 1990 as a program of the Pensacola Symphony, the now-independent organization continues to pursue diversity of talent, repertoire, and performance to enhance and enliven the cultural fabric of our community. To fulfill its role as the preeminent regional youth music education program, PCC presents a full season of outreach, educational programs, and performances each year for thousands of children, youth, and adults.
