Clarion Brass Tickets

Clarion Brass is a distinctive brass choir founded by William Berry in 1992. With 13–14 players and percussion, the ensemble is known for Berry’s original and quirky Christmas arrangements, alongside a broad repertoire that spans opera, Broadway, rock, and world music. Based in the Pacific Northwest, Clarion Brass regularly collaborates with local arts organizations and educational partners, delivering engaging performances that resonate with audiences of all ages.

The group’s core mission blends technical polish with accessible programming—an approach that has earned commissions, fellowships, and collaborations with regional partners, including Gonzaga University and Spokane-based arts organizations. Their primary online presence is through Figaro Tunes (figarotunes.com), with additional coverage from local media and PBS/Spokane stations.

Upcoming highlights include a concert on February 7, 2026 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Spokane, offering a sample of their seasonal and eclectic repertoire and a chance to experience their full brass choir sound live.

Clarion Brass’s discography showcases their Christmas-centered and narrative-driven approach to brass music. Highlights, listed newest to oldest, include Reindeer Games (2013), A Partridge in a Pear Tree (2005), American Carols (2004), Angels - A Cantata (2002), and the early Nutcracker Suite Dreams (2000). These recordings reveal the ensemble’s gift for weaving traditional carols with contemporary, theatrical arrangements—an approach that keeps audiences returning for more.

For the latest updates on performances and projects, follow Clarion Brass on their official channels and explore collaborations through Figaro Tunes. If you’re planning a visit to a live show in Spokane or nearby cities, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date event details and simple, straightforward ticketing through Youve Got a Guy.

Explore Clarion Brass on social media: Facebook, X, Instagram, and their official site at Figaro Tunes.