Giselle Wyers Tickets

Giselle Wyers is a prominent choral musician and educator based in the Seattle area, where she serves as the Donald E. Petersen Endowed Professor of Choral Music. She directs the University Chorale and the Concord Chamber Choir (the Seattle-area Columbia Choirs), guiding talented singers through ambitious repertoire and innovative performances. Wyers’ work blends live performance with contemporary composition, making a mark on both university ensembles and the broader choral music community.

As an accomplished conductor, composer, and educator, she maintains an active slate of projects, residencies, and artistic collaborations. Her leadership in choral pedagogy and her creative output have earned recognition across national stages and academic circles.

Explore Giselle Wyers’ discography, including notable recordings with the UW Chorale and collaborations that reflect her commitment to American choral music and contemporary repertoire. Her work has received awards such as the American Prize Ernst Bacon Memorial Award for the Performance of American Music (2017-18) for Floodsongs, and UW Chorale performances at the ACDA Northwest Regional Conference (2024). Looking ahead, the premiere of The Lips of the Sky at Carnegie Hall is slated for May 24, 2026, with Wyers also serving as Head Jury Member for the 2025 Busan International Choral Festival. Whether you’re seeking concert tickets, a scholarly talk, or a glimpse into new choral music, you’ve got a friend in Giselle Wyers.

For ongoing updates, including calendar details and upcoming compositions, visit her official site at gisellewyers.com and follow her SoundCloud releases at giselle-wyers.