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🎵 New Video Release: “Dies Irae” — and a First Look at What’s Coming This Holiday Season

  • Writer: AfterGlow Chorus
    AfterGlow Chorus
  • Nov 18
  • 2 min read

If you need a jolt of musical electricity as the holidays approach, our newest video release delivers it.


We’ve just published Michael John Trotta’s “Dies Irae”, performed live by AfterGlow Chorus, an Oakland-based ensemble known in the East Bay and San Francisco Bay Area for bold programming, expressive singing, and immersive concert experiences.


Captured during our Healing & Heart concert in August 2025, this movement surges with urgency and cinematic intensity — its driving rhythms and darkly luminous harmonies building into a breathtaking sonic wave. One audience member described it as:


“A storm that somehow leaves you filled with light.”

If you want a taste of the power, precision, and emotional connection we’re bringing to our holiday concerts in Oakland this December, this is it.



Turn up the volume for this one.


🌟 A Not So Silent Night — Oakland’s Holiday Concert You Don’t Want to Miss

As we head into December, AfterGlow Chorus returns with A Not So Silent Night, a vibrant, high-energy holiday program presented in Oakland at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church near Lake Merritt.


If you’re looking for a San Francisco Bay Area holiday concert that blends artistry, warmth, and a touch of surprise, this is the one.


🎫 Concert Dates

  • Sunday, December 7 — Oakland, CA

  • Saturday, December 13 — Oakland, CA


Audiences across the East Bay describe AfterGlow’s concerts as uplifting, intensely musical, and joy-filled — the kind of performance that stays with you long after the final chord.


🎶 Interested in Singing With Us?

AfterGlow Chorus welcomes inquiries from advanced singers in the OaklandEast Bay, and San Francisco Bay Area communities who are looking for a high-level ensemble with expressive, challenging repertoire.


If you're seeking Oakland choir auditions or hoping to join a top-tier Bay Area chorus, feel free to reach out — we open auditions several times a year.

 
 
 

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