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Why I Love Movies Scrapbook

Baritone David Bobay is bringing those moments to life in Why I Love Movies, a one-of-a-kind solo recital that celebrates the biggest hits from the silver screen.

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Pure Imagination Scrapbook

Heartland Sings’ Pure Imagination took audiences on a musical journey through Hogwarts, Narnia, and Middle-earth. Featuring choral selections and instrumental arrangements from beloved fantasy films, the concert celebrated the wonder, courage, friendship, and hope at the heart of these timeless stories.

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Of Night and Dreams

Of Night and Dreams opened the Recital Series with an evening devoted to something we all share: sleep. Alejandra Sandoval-Montañez and Reggie Berg guided audiences from the stars and moon, through the late-night reflections of All You Who Sleep Tonight and the uncertain space between waking and dreaming, to a hopeful close celebrating the dreams we carry into our waking lives.

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Enduring Light

Enduring Light invited audiences to turn a spark of inspiration into a lasting flame. The program featured two major works for chorus, piano, and strings: Ola Gjeilo’s “Sunrise Mass,” a story of triumph after struggle, and Elaine Hagenberg’s “Illuminare,” which moved through “a season of beauty and goodness disrupted by darkness and confusion, but as Light gradually returns, hope is restored, illuminating our future and guiding us in peace.” (Elaine Hagenberg)

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Illuminate: Shining Light on Child Abuse & Neglect

In collaboration with Iris Family Support Center, Illuminate: Shining Light on Child Abuse and Neglect, will open the door for conversation about this devastating problem in our community and give audiences the opportunity to respond. The concert will feature David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize winning composition, The Little Match Girl Passion sung by a top-notch chorus.

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Spirit of Christmas 2025

The Spirit of Christmas concert shines at the heart of our 2025–26 season, bringing warmth, tradition, and joy to the stage. This beloved annual performance celebrates the sounds of the season with inspiring choral works, cherished holiday favorites, and moments designed to gather our community together in song. We are grateful to share this festive experience with you as we pause midseason to celebrate the spirit of hope, light, and togetherness that defines this special time of year.

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Beckoning Light

Thank you for helping to make this celebration of Maestro Robert Nance and his 28 years of visionary leadership at Heartland Sings special. This performance was a tribute to his legacy, featuring voices from across our community. We’re grateful to have shared this moment with you as we honored the past and look forward to a new chapter ahead!

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A Choral Testament

Thank you for helping to make this celebration of Maestro Robert Nance and his 28 years of visionary leadership at Heartland Sings special. This performance was a tribute to his legacy, featuring voices from across our community. We’re grateful to have shared this moment with you as we honored the past and look forward to a new chapter ahead!

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Celtic Landscapes

Celtic Landscapes, a magical, mystical, musical, and original Heartland Sings production, combined mystical harmonies and the drones of bagpipes to transport audiences to the Emerald Isle.

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Spirit of Christmas

Heartland Sings presents the 11th annual Spirit of Christmas at the Allen County Courthouse, a beloved Fort Wayne holiday tradition. Audiences will hear time-honored carols and original holiday compositions from a full complement of vocalists and instrumental accompanists.

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The Peacemakers by Karl Jenkins

The Peacemakers is a work extolling peace which we need now more than ever. One line from a section of the work sums up the ethos of the piece: ‘All religions, all singing one song: Peace be with you.’ 

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