2026 Bach Day Bash: A Night in Full Swing!
An evening of live music and lots of harmony
Come celebrate with the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh (BCP) at the Bach Day Bash, BCP’s signature fundraising event on Johann Sebastian Bach’s 341st birthday. This year’s Bash will be held at the Greer Cabaret Theater, Downtown Pittsburgh.
This year’s Bash, co-chaired and emceed by Anna Singer and Jim Cunningham of WQED, will toast to the success of BCP’s current season “Cirque du Cinema”. The event also celebrates the remarkable legacy of Artistic Director Thomas W. Douglas as the choir honors his 2026-27 farewell season, “Circle of Life,” following more than 21 years of inspired leadership, filled with innovative, creative, and dramatically provocative productions.
By attending and/or sponsoring the Bach Day Bash, you will help continue BCP’s mission to provide our community with the experience of familiar (and not-so-familiar) choral pieces through unexpected arrangements and interpretations, and to immerse our audiences in the healing power of music in an increasingly complex world.
EVENT SCHEDULE
6 PM | The Overture: Choral Champions’ Reception
An Elegant Prelude to the Evening Ahead.
Choral Champions can enjoy a spirited reception in the Greer Cabaret Lounge with heavy hors d’oeuvres and desserts, libations, and a sneak peak of the 2026-2027 season through song. Mingle with Artistic Director Thomas W. Douglas and receive early access to the silent auction and wine pull.
7:30 PM | The Main Act: Swing & Sing
Where the music heats up and the bidding begins! Featuring live entertainment!
Swing choral pieces sung by members of the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh.
Live Music by The Good Times Big Band.
Light snacks and a cash bar throughout the evening, as well as the silent auction and a wine pull.
OUR NEXT CONCERT IN THE 2025-26 CIRQUE DU CINEMA SEASON:
"OSCAR NODS"
The Bach Choir explores the endless diversity of style and genres of Oscar-nominated and Oscar-winning songs, from Pittsburgh’s own Henry Mancini’s “Moon River” to “My Heart Will Go On.”