Bach Society of Dayton Presents “Canta y Baila” – May 17, 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Bach Society of Dayton Presents “¡Canta y Baila!,” A Vibrant Celebration of Latin American Music and Dance

Festive concert highlights cultural diversity and community connection in the Miami Valley

Dayton, OH — [April 30, 2026] — The Bach Society of Dayton invites audiences to experience the energy and spirit of Latin America with “¡Canta y Baila!,” a festive celebration of music and dance, presented at 4:00 PM at Kettering Seventh-Day Adventist Church with a concert preview at 3:00 PM by Dr. Thomas George Caracas Garcia, Professor of Ethnomusicology, Miami University.

This dynamic program showcases a rich tapestry of Latin American choral works, brought to life through vibrant rhythms, expressive melodies, and collaborative performance. The Bach Society will be joined by the Dayton Contemporary DanceCompany, acclaimed musician Jim McCutcheon, and a diverse roster of vocal and instrumental guest artists.

“With the steadily growing Latino population in the Miami Valley, the Bach Society of Dayton is eager to provide a concert featuring Latin American music to acknowledge that community’s presence and contributions, helping them feel seen and valued in the region’s cultural life,” said Sharon Norton, President of the Bach Society of Dayton. “Canta y Baila” reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to artistic excellence, cultural inclusivity, and meaningful community engagement. By blending choral performance with dance and instrumental artistry, the program offers a multi-sensory celebration that invites audiences of all backgrounds to connect through music.

Tickets and additional information are available at Bach Society of Dayton website: bachsocietyofdayton.org.

About the Bach Society of Dayton

The Bach Society of Dayton is dedicated to enriching the cultural life of the Miami Valley through exceptional choral performances. Known for its artistic excellence and innovative programming, the organization presents a diverse repertoire spanning centuries and cultures while fostering community engagement and appreciation for choral music.

Media Contact:

Sharon Norton
President, Bach Society of Dayton
president@bachsocietyofdayton.org
(937) 620-7515