January 7, 2026 – June 19, 2026
Jan 2026
MOZART - Coronation Mass with Colorado Symphony
Boettcher Concert Hall • Denver
MOZART Mass in C major, K. 317, “Coronation”
JOEL THOMPSON To Awaken the Sleeper
MOZART Serenade No. 10 in B-flat major, K. 361, “Gran partita”
Peter Oundjian, conductor
Jessica Rivera, soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo soprano
Isaiah Bell, tenor
Andrew Garland, baritone
Colorado Symphony Chorus, Taylor Martin, director
Jan 2026
MOZART - Coronation Mass with Colorado Symphony
Boettcher Concert Hall • Denver
MOZART Symphony No. 35 in D major, K. 385
MOZART Mass in C major, K. 317, “Coronation”
MOZART Serenade No. 10 in B-flat major, K. 361, “Gran Partita”
Peter Oundjian, conductor
Jessica Rivera, soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo soprano
Isaiah Bell, tenor
Andrew Garland, baritone
Colorado Symphony Chorus, Taylor Martin, director
Feb 2026
Recital with Beth Guterman Chu and Christopher Cano
American Philosophical Society • Philadelphia
Following her hauntingly beautiful music theater performance in 2024’s A Song by Mahler, Jennifer Johnson Cano brings her “voluminous voice with remarkable agility” (Washington Post) back to PCMS. This performance with her husband, acclaimed collaborative pianist Christopher Cano, and St. Louis Symphony Principal Violist Beth Guterman Chu, features solo pieces, duos, and trios that highlight the eloquence and depth of the modern mid-range.
Brahms: 2 Songs, Opus 91
Schumann: Adagio and Allegro, Op.70 (arr, for viola and piano)
Grieg: Sechs Lieder, 48
Bridge: Three Songs for Voice, Viola, and Piano
Vaughan Williams: Romance
Dove: Night's Not Spent Alone
Apr 2026
French Salon Concert with Phoenix Chamber Music Society
Pasternack Studio • Phoenix
French Salon
Debussy - Violin Sonata
Ravel - "Enchanted flute" from Scheherazade
Ravel - Chansons Madécasses
Louise Ferrenc - Piano Trio
Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo soprano
Tara Helen O'Conner, flute
Peter Wiley, cello
Chris Cano, piano
Daniel Phillips, violin
Apr 2026
A Baroque Evening with Phoenix Chamber Music Society
Camelback Bible Church • Phoenix
J.S. Bach Concerto for Two Violins in d minor BWV 1043
Organ Interludes from Bach Cantatas
J.S. Bach Selected Arias featuring Jennifer Johnson Cano from:
Cantata 170 Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust
Cantata 30a Was die Seele kann ergötzen
Erbarme dich from St. Matthew Passion
J.S. Bach Brandenburg Concerto #6
J. S. Bach Brandenburg Concerto #4
J.S. Bach Brandenburg Concerto #3
Jennifer Johnson Cano, soprano; Guy Whatley, organ & harpsichord;
Flutes: Tara Helen O’Connor, Jarrett May; Violins: Ani Kavafian, Ida Kavafian, Daniel Phillips; Violas: Steven Tenenbom, Nokuthula Ngwenyama; Celli: Peter Wiley, Thomas Landschoot, Barbara Metz; Bass: Timothy Cobb
Apr 2026
Concert at The Abbey with Phoenix Chamber Music Society
The Abbey on Monro • Phoenix
Brahms Two Songs for Voice, Viola & Piano Op. 91
Schubert Variations on "Trockne Blumen" for flute and piano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo Soprano; Tara Helen O'Connor, flute, viola TBD; Ann Marie McDermott, piano
Jun 2026
BEETHOVEN - Missa Solemnis
Bradley Symphony Center • Milwaukee
“My chief aim was to awaken and permanently instill spiritual feelings not only in the singers but in the listeners,” said Beethoven of his immense and moving Missa solemnis (“Solemn Mass”). Observing the structure of a traditional Catholic mass, Missa solemnis is a vibrant paean to faith but also to humanity. This concert concludes Music Director Ken-David Masur’s final season as well as the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus’ 50th anniversary celebration. As Beethoven penned at the top of his score: “From the heart: may it go to the heart.”
Jun 2026
BEETHOVEN - Missa Solemnis
Bradley Symphony Center • Milwaukee
“My chief aim was to awaken and permanently instill spiritual feelings not only in the singers but in the listeners,” said Beethoven of his immense and moving Missa solemnis (“Solemn Mass”). Observing the structure of a traditional Catholic mass, Missa solemnis is a vibrant paean to faith but also to humanity. This concert concludes Music Director Ken-David Masur’s final season as well as the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus’ 50th anniversary celebration. As Beethoven penned at the top of his score: “From the heart: may it go to the heart.”