Red Hill Lutheran Church, Tustin CA
13200 Red Hill AvenueSaturday, November 22, 2025 | 7:00 PM (60 minutes)
Vox Obscura, Early Music Consort
Erik Der & Jordan Kirby, directors
Vox Obscura invites you to an evening of Renaissance sacred music inspired by the traditions of the Sistine Chapel, one of Europe’s most revered places of worship. The program offers thoughtfully crafted performances of chant and polyphony, with works by composers such as Josquin, Palestrina, Lotti, and the hauntingly beautiful Miserere mei, Deus by Allegri. Sung primarily a cappella or with light string accompaniment, this concert explores the passion and drama of the great Renaissance musicians, inspired by the art and history of the Sistine Chapel.
'Vox Obscura' unites professional musicians in Southern California to perform cultivated concerts inspired by timeless sacred, folk, and art repertoire from a wide variety of early music traditions. Our music programs are carefully curated to restore the original spirit and intent of the composer for a modern audience. Learn more at Voxobscura.org
Musicians: Emily Valenzuela | Holly Roehl | Katelyn Der | | Jocelyn Nguyen | Anastasia Gastelum | Andrea Aldana | Kaitlyn Mensen | Gretchen Kirby | Timothy Maggs | Lucas Senkbeil | Christian Guebert | Andres Valenzuela | Ethan Schneider | Keinan Hernandez | Mitchel Piantanida | Jordan Kirby | Erik Der
Tickets:
$20 General Admission
$30 Premium (Open seating in the first four rows)
$12 Students & children
Venue Address: Red Hill Lutheran Church: 13200 Red Hill Ave, Tustin, CA 92780
Contact us at vox.obscura.info@gmail.com if you have any questions. Refunds are offered until 24 hours before the concert date
Sat, Nov 22, 2025 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Red Hill Lutheran Church, Tustin CA
13200 Red Hill Avenue
Vox Obscura unites professional vocalists and instrumentalists in Southern California to perform cultivated concerts inspired by timeless sacred, folk, and art repertoire from a wide variety of early music traditions. Our programs are carefully curated to restore the exotic, diverse sounds of early music for a modern audience.
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