The Master Chorale of South Florida has announced its slate of Spring performances.

“We eagerly anticipate the remaining concerts of our 21st season, each offering a distinct opportunity to learn more about the magic and beauty of choral music through live experiences,” said Artistic Director Brett Karlin in an official announcement.

First up is a series of performances featuring Mozart’s Mass in C Minor. There will be two performances with the first on April 5 at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale and the second coming on April 7 at St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church in Boca Raton. As part of this performance, audiences will also be able to engage with “Meet Mr. Mozart,” a free family concert on April 6 at First Presbyterian in Fort Lauderdale.

In May and June, the organization will present “Considering Matthew Shepard,” a work by Craig Hella Johnson that provides a response to the infamous anti-gay hate crime against Shepard 25 years ago. The showcase, scheduled for May 31 and June 1 at Sunshine Cathedral, will be sponsored in part by The Our Fund Foundation. It is presented as this year’s “Concert for a Cause,” with parts of the proceeds going to SunServe, an organization that supports vulnerable members of the LGBTQ+ community.