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Columbus International Children’s Choir

  • Saint Mary Church 684 South 3rd Street Columbus, OH, 43206 United States (map)

Columbus International Children’s Choir

Time & Place

Date: Sun, May 3, 2026

Time: 4:00 PM & 5:30 Post-Concert Reception

St. Mary Catholic Church | 684 S Third St, Columbus, OH 43206

Program

Columbus Music and Art Academy | Spring Concert


Creative Notes

Conductors: Amy McLaughlin and Roksalana Justice

Accompanist: Mikayla Qin

Duct Tape Mark Burrows

In Summer from "Frozen" Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez

Rainbow of Voices - Conductors: Amy McLaughlin and Roksalana Justice

            Accompanist: Mikayla Qin

River in Judea Jack Feldman,  Arr. John Leavitt

Hava Nagila, Hebrew Folk Song Arr. Cheryl Lavender


Cantiamo

Conductors: Miljan Krunic and Alyse Hancock-Phillips

Schue Aroon, Traditional Irish Folk Song Tune Siúil A Rún

Violin: Eva Zheng

Accompanist: Aimee Zhang

Arr. Ruth Elaine Schram

Vichten

Percussion: Aimee Zhang

Arthur and Angele Arsenault, 

Arr. Hart Rouge


Viva Voce

No One is Alone

Conductor: Solomia Antonyuk

Soloists: Cameron Krisiewicz, 

Santiago Castro, Kelly Wang, 

Larisa Hohen, and Anchi Wang-Hall

Stephen Sondheim, 

Arr. MaryAnne Muglia

Misty

Conductor: Aimee Zhang

Errol Gardner & Johnny Burke, Arr. Russ Robinson


Cardinals 

Conductor: Miljan Krunic

Panis Angelicus

Claudio Casciolini

Salmo 150

Ernst Aguiar, arr. Alberto Grau, Alex Huang


Vocalise 

Conductor: Tatiana Kats, 

Assistant conductors: Miljan Krunic and Sarah Khatcherian Milo

Tebe Poem

Victor Kalinnikov

Regina celi, op. 37, 3

Johannes Brahms 

(1833-1897)

Miserere

Eva Ugalde

Ta Na Solbici - Conductor: Miljan Krunic

Samo Vovk, S. Vovk, 

B. Grahor Vovk

Seniors Celebration


All Choirs

Kalinka, Russian Folk Song

Arr. Irina Utkina

Emcee: Alexander Sharayera


About the Concert

The Columbus International Children’s Choir (CICC) is delighted to return to St. Mary for an extraordinary concert featuring many different ensembles ranging from 4 to 18 years old, singing exquisitely in many languages, and including beloved masterworks, folk songs, and more. 

The concert will be a showcase of the remarkable talent within the Columbus International Children’s Choir family offering an unforgettable musical experience for all.  

“The Columbus International Children’s Choir has always been dedicated to fostering a love for music and enhancing the artistic abilities of our choir members,” said Artistic Director Tatiana Kats.

Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience the power of choral music, brought to you by the Columbus International Children’s Choir.  

Founded in 1999, the Columbus International Children’s Choir is dedicated to promoting a lifelong love of music in young people through the study and performance of choral music. The choir is recognized both locally and internationally for its commitment to musical excellence.  

About the Columbus International Children’s Choir:  

The Columbus International Children’s Choir has garnered top prizes at numerous national and international competitions, including a Gold Medal in the 10th World Choir Games 2018 (Tshwane, South Africa) and 3rd place in the Youth Choirs Division of The American Prize in 2012. CICC has performed in the White House for President Obama and the First Lady, at Carnegie Hall, St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, on the Great Wall of China, Ireland, Canada, and locally at the Ohio Theatre, in collaboration with BalletMet, the Columbus Symphony, Opera Columbus, among many other venues and artists. The choir also hosts and sponsors the Central Ohio Singing Competition, which offers the stage for the best Ohio youth talents.  

“I’m a big fan of CICC. Tatiana Kats and her colleagues provide superb musicianship and a love of kids.” - Christopher Purdy  

Tatiana Kats is the Founder and Artistic Director of the Columbus International Children’s Choir and the Columbus Music and Art Academy. Founded in 1998, CICC is an inclusive program that empowers children of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels through the gift of high-quality music education. The group is demographically diverse, with many students from families of different origins, including Bulgaria, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, South Korea, Taiwan, Turkey, and Ukraine, among many others. The repertoire includes classical and contemporary music from different periods in various languages as well as folk songs and musicals.

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