17th Annual Messiah Sing-Along

Purchase Tickets

Tickets may be ordered online and optionally printed at home using the form above.
Alternately, tickets may be ordered by:
– calling 770.594.7974
– mailing a check made out to “MOS” to our office (PO Box 1008, Roswell GA 30077)
– emailing your name and number/type of tickets needed to [email protected] (MOS staff will reach back out to you to complete your order.).

Tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the concert, if tickets remain, for $15. MOS accepts cash, check, or charge.

Concert attendees will be seated in our spacious sanctuary. All unvaccinated patrons are asked to wear masks; vaccinated patrons are encouraged to wear masks as well.

Join voices with hundreds of singers to perform the Christmas portion of Handel’s glorious masterwork, concluding with the famous “Hallelujah” Chorus.  Soloists include Michelle Jarrell, Soprano; Magdalena Wor, Mezzo Soprano; Nathan Munson, Tenor; and Cory Schantz, Bass Baritone, with Michael O’Neal conducting. Bring your own score, click here for a downloadable/printable pdf, or purchase one from us ($10) the day of the Sing-Along.

Listeners are welcome, too!

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MOS Messiah Sing-Along Q and A

How long does the Sing-Along last?
About 1 hour and 15 minutes (no intermission)

When do the doors open?
Approximately 30 minutes before the Sing-Along

Are tickets available at the door?
Yes.  Cash, checks to “MOS” and major credit cards accepted

Will the Sing-Along be streamed?
No, the 2022 Sing-Along will not be live-streamed. Visit the MOS YouTube Channel to watch our 2019 Sing-Along.

Do I need to bring my own music?
We have scores available for sale at the door, while supplies last. (We usually sell out.)

Where can I get a score of my own?
Michael O’Neal conducts from the Watkins-Shaw edition, but other editions are close enough to be completely useful.

Many of the music stores in the Atlanta area carry a few copies of the score for sale.

Order a copy online — amazon.com, ebay.com, etc.

No time to find and buy a score? Click here to download our pdf of the sing-along choruses to print on your own printer, or to download/view on your tablet computer during the Sing-Along.

Is there reserved seating?
Not really. All seating is unassigned, and is therefore “general” in a sense. However, we do set aside pews in the front of the main-floor level which are segregated by voice part (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass.) After that, the rest of the room is open seating and people can sit wherever they like in whatever grouping they care to make.

Are people required to sing?
No, not at all. Singing is optional. Thus, if you come with a friend and one of you wants to sing and the other one does not, that is just fine. You can come and simply listen if you want to.  We recommend sitting in the balcony, as you will hear a more blended sound from that vantage point.

Does the audience sing along on every piece?
No, just on the choral parts. The arias and the recitatives are sung by our soloists.

May I bring a musical instrument and play along with the orchestra?
No. Firmly and empathically, but none the less politely, no!

How can I practice the choruses?
Visit the Boulder Messiah Sing-Along page (http://www.messiahsingalong.org/mp3_library.html) to hear part-specific audio if you’d like.

Is there a way to reach someone in the organization if I have a question?
Absolutely!  Send an email to [email protected] or call 770-594-7974