The Princeton Singers Tickets

The Princeton Singers are a respected American choral ensemble founded in 1983, renowned for a wide-ranging repertoire that spans medieval chant to contemporary works. Under artistic director Steven Sametz since 1998, the group has earned recognition for its commissioned works and adventurous programming, including explorations of Aboriginal and Native American musical traditions. This page offers a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and information on upcoming performances as they continue to share their distinctive sound with audiences near and far. Whether you’re a long-time follower or discovering them for the first time, we’ve got you covered with clear, no-fuss ticket and performance information.

Key milestones include their commissioning program with composers Aaron Kernis and Steven Stucky, and performances at major conferences such as ACDA and Chorus America. The ensemble has served as choir-in-residence for Lehigh University’s Summer Choral Composers Forum and has appeared on stages at Trinity Church Princeton and Lehigh University. Though the group announced a pause in operations effective August 31, 2025, their legacy continues through a robust discography and a lasting impact on contemporary choral music. For the latest updates on performances, social media, and where to hear their recordings, we’ve included official links to their channels and resources.