we are conspirare
Conspirare is a Grammy® award-winning choral ensemble that creates exceptional concert experiences and world-class recordings under the incomparable direction of Craig Hella Johnson. A repertoire as diverse as our talent showcases our artists’ rigorous classical training while expressing the voices of distinctive composers from Bach to Barber, Handel to Kyr, Lassus to Lang. Inspired by the power of music to transform lives, Conspirare performances are musical magic. The Conspirare Symphonic Choir and two Conspirare Youth Choirs complete the Conspirare family.
NOW FEATURING CONSIDERING MATTHEW SHEPARD
"Conspirare creates dazzling colors. Their attention to detail is exemplary. Their diction is a joy. They sing with a natural precision that doesn’t sacrifice any intimacy of the music.”
Upcoming Events
Conspirare Christmas with Ruthie Foster and Matt Alber
12/06/2018 - 12/11/2018
Hope of Loving
01/18/2019 - 01/19/2019 8:00pm
Brahms Requiem
02/22/2019 - 02/23/2019 8:00pm
Recent Recordings
Beautiful City (Christmas 2016)
Singing Heart (Christmas 2015)
Considering Matthew Shepard (Grammy-Nominated)
Start from Here (Christmas 2014)
Inspire: Conspirare Blog
Favorite Moments from “The Little Match Girl Passion”
This weekend’s singers on the featured work by David Lang.
MORE about the Autumn Song concerts
Kathlene Ritch, alto
“When it is time for me to go”
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VIDEO “Considering Matthew Shepard” Mvt. 1: “Cattle, Horses, Sky and Grass”
Audiences held their breath together in anticipation of the opening notes of the Considering Matthew Shepard world premiere, presented by Conspirare on February 20, 2016. Join us in that moment, …
A Singer on Singing Italia!
By Christy Salinas, alto
Singers from Conspirare Symphonic Choir and Saint John’s Chancel Choir are combining forces (“CSSJ” for short) to perform in Italy later this June as part of KIConcerts‘ …
Connecting with Young Singers in Wayzata, MN
By Conspirare soprano Anna Christofaro
In May, while on tour in Minnesota and Alberta, Canada, the Conspirare singers and Craig Hella Johnson stopped at Wayzata High School for an outreach class …
