Kira sings as part of a quartet of singers from Cleveland Chamber Choir, as part of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s “Chamber Music in the Galleries” series. “In Four Voices” is a specially curated concert featuring music for four voices. The selections include William Byrd’s Mass for Four Voices, English madrigals, and three pieces by Cleveland-area composer Dr. Judith Eckelmeyer. 6:00pm start, free.

Kira debuts with the Western Reserve Chorale as mezzo-soprano soloist in Camille Saint-Saëns’ Oratorio de Noël. 3:30pm start.

Kira returns as alto soloist to Trinity Cathedral for their beloved annual performance of Handel’s Messiah. Free. Noon start.

Kira sings with members from Cleveland Chamber Choir, as part of Music & Art at Trinity Cathedral’s Brownbag Concert series.

When the passions of our subconscious pour out into daily life, the results are dramatic indeed.

In Madness & Melancholy, singers from Cleveland Chamber Choir bring us a program of baroque music that promises to arouse the spirits of even the most lethargic of souls. The selections include excerpts from Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, mad songs by John Eccles and John Blow, Italian laments and more. With Dominic Aragon, baritone; Abigail Hakel-Garcia, soprano and violin; Adrian Murillo, theorbo; Kira McGirr, contralto; and Gregory Ristow, harpsichord. 12:00pm start, free.

Kira makes her debut with Heights Chamber Orchestra in Libby Larsen’s Raspberry Island Dreaming. More information about the piece here. Free. 3pm start.

Kira sings in “Madness & Melancholy”, presented by members of Cleveland Chamber Choir, as part of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s “Chamber Music in the Galleries” series.

When the passions of our subconscious pour out into daily life, the results are dramatic indeed.

In Madness & Melancholy, singers from Cleveland Chamber Choir bring us a program of baroque music that promises to arouse the spirits of even the most lethargic of souls. The selections include excerpts from Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, mad songs by John Eccles and John Blow, Italian laments and more. With Dominic Aragon, baritone; Abigail Hakel-Garcia, soprano and violin; Adrian Murillo, theorbo; Kira McGirr, contralto; and Gregory Ristow, harpsichord.

6:00pm start, free.

Kira sings as part of a quartet of singers from Cleveland Chamber Choir, as part of Music & Art at Trinity Cathedral’s Brownbag Concert series. “In Four Voices” is a specially curated concert featuring music for four voices. The selections include William Byrd’s Mass for Four Voices, English madrigals, and three pieces by Cleveland-area composer Dr. Judith Eckelmeyer.12:00pm start, free. More information coming soon.

Kira returns to the Cleveland Repertory Orchestra, under the direction of Matthew Salvaggio, in Michael Tilson Thomas’ From the Diary of Anne Frank. 7:00pm start.

Kira returns to Choral Arts Cleveland as their alto soloist in Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass. More information coming soon.

Kira makes her solo debut as Nettie Fowler with The Musical Theater Project in their performance of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel. 3pm start. More information coming soon.

Presented with acclaimed collaborative pianist Susan Ellinger, Unsung Voices celebrates the rich and often overlooked repertoire of women and LGBTQ composers. This concert features works by remarkable women composers — Alma Mahler (Fünf Lieder), Clara Schumann (Sechs Lieder, Op. 13), and Cécile Chaminade — all gifted composers and brilliant pianists. The program also includes Home of the Brave by contemporary composer Ricky Ian Gordon, a reflection on identity and resilience. Presented as part of Church of the Western Reserve’s Concert Series. Free-will donation accepted. 4pm start.