The Thirteen

The Thirteen is a distinctive choir and period orchestra based in Washington, DC, celebrated for its commitment to performing a diverse repertoire that spans over five centuries, from the Baroque to contemporary music. Under the artistic direction of Matthew Robertson, the ensemble tackles works by renowned composers as well as those traditionally overlooked, creating a vibrant and inclusive musical experience.

In its fourteenth season, The Thirteen pushes the boundaries of classical music by integrating the works of both historic and modern composers, including significant pieces by women and composers of color. The season highlights key masterpieces such as Handel's Messiah and Rachmaninoff's Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom while also premiering new works, showcasing the ensemble's innovative approach to vocal music.

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