Robert Petillo

SCHEDULE  2026

22 March @ 5:00 PM     Choralis -- A Choral Kaleidoscope: The Maestra’s Favorite Choral Works  -- Tickets
Church of the Epiphany * 1317 G St NW *  Washington, DC 20005
Featuring a wide variety of choral music through the centuries and from around the world, Maestra Kuhrmann has compiled a not-to-be missed array of musical delights from the choral literature. Showcasing the beautiful voices of Choralis and Ēchos a cappella, come celebrate the beauty of the human voice in this intimate concert experience at Washington’s historic Church of the Epiphany. 

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27 March @ 7:00 PM      St. Matthew Passion of J.S. Bach  --  Tickets
Cathedral of Mary our Queen  * 5200 N Charles Street Baltimore *  21210 Baltimore MD
Led by Basilica Music Director Samuel Rowe, this special co-cathedral collaboration between the Baltimore Basilica and the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen brings together exceptional musicians from the Basilica Schola Cantorum, Three Notch'd Road Baroque Ensemble, and the Catholic University's Women's Choir to perform one of the greatest masterpieces of sacred music ever written. Evangelist: Robert Petillo  Christus: Peter Walker

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18 April @ 7:00 PM  Rockbridge Choruses 50th Anniversary Gala & Reception -- Tickets
Wilson Concert Hall, Lenfest Center for Arts, Washington & Lee University, 100 Glasgow St, Lexington, VA 24450
Rob Petillo and Barbara Hollinshead will be featured as soloists.

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Maryland Winds * America 250: Through the Eyes of John Williams -- Tickets
26 April @ 5:00 PM Chrysalis Ampitheater, Columbia MD   and   28 April @ 7:30 PM  Calvert High School, Prince Frederick MD
We are thrilled to welcome guest vocalists Marina Beeson and Robert Petillo, who will perform America, the Dream Goes On, and will return to help close the program with Leonard Bernstein’s stirring Make Our Garden Grow from Candide. 

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17 May @ 5:00 PM  Choralis presents  Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 9: "Finale"  and William Walton Belshazzar's Feast
National Presbyterian Church *  4101 Nebraska Ave NW  *  Washington, DC 20016  --  Tickets
Featuring:Danielle Talamantes, soprano and Kerry Wilkerson, bass  (Robert will be tenor in the solo quartet for the Beethoven)

Beethoven’s landmark symphony—the first ever to feature a chorus—will be brought to life by Choralis and a stunning cast of soloists. Paired with William Walton’s monumental Belshazzar’s Feast, this concert will celebrate Maestra’s Kuhrmann storied career with the appropriate drama and flare a send off deserves. Please join us for a post-concert reception to thank the Maestra for her decades of meaningful, musical experiences and performances.

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28 June @ 5:00 PM  Choralis presents America 250!  Celebrate America's Semiquincentennial!
Celebrate the Fourth of July with a tour of American music from the days of our founding through our rich history. Featuring moving choral and instrumental arrangements of classic Americana, well-known patriotic favorites, Copland, Bernstein, and Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue.
National Presbyterian Church *  4101 Nebraska Ave NW  *  Washington, DC 20016 -- Tickets