The Yale Glee Club is among the best-traveled choruses in the world, with more accrued mileage than probably any other collegiate performing ensemble and rivaled by few other choruses of any category. Domestic travel has been a defining feature of the group since its tour in 1861 to the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and an extensive winter tour in the United States and sometimes Canada is a highlight of each season. Since first embarking on overseas travel in 1928, the Yale Glee Club has visited some 60+ countries on six continents. In recent seasons, the Yale Glee Club has traveled to Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, San Francisco, Florida, Hawaii, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, The Czech Republic, France, Spain, Turkey, Cuba, China, Mexico, South Africa, the UK, and Kenya.
Tours
For its Winter Tour, the Yale Glee Club collaborated in Portland, ME with the innovative arts organization Classical Uprising for a day of community singing workshops and a joint concert with their youth choir. The Yale Glee Club also traveled to Greenwich, CT for a joint concert with an alumni chorus of 40 singers. The spring semester began with a performance of Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms with the Yale Symphony Orchestra. In March, the Yale Glee Club embarked on a Spring Tour to the Philippines, collaborating with ensembles from the University of the Philippines, De La Salle University, and Holy Name University, as well as the internationally renowned Philippine Madrigal Singers.
In January, the Yale Glee Club traveled on its Winter Tour, collaborating in Montreal with choirs from Cornell University and in New York with the renowned Young People’s Chorus of NYC. The New York performance took place on the day before Martin Luther King Jr. Day and was a celebration in music of Dr. King’s legacy featuring special guest artist Lester Lynch.
In March, the Yale Glee Club embarked on a Spring Tour to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, performing alongside The Esoterics in Seattle and Tacoma, the choirs of Portland State University in Portland, and the Anchorage Concert Chorus in Anchorage. It was the Yale Glee Club’s first ever visit to the Pacific Northwest.
In January, the Yale Glee Club traveled on its Winter Tour, performing to full houses in Alexandria and Richmond, VA. The Yale Glee Club also had the very special privilege of singing in Reston, VA at the memorial service of Carol Monroe Thomas, ‘53, who in 1951 became the first Black student to sing in the Yale Glee Club before going on to a distinguished career in government, including time as Peace Corps director for Sierra Leone, Director of Civil Rights for the EPA, and Secretary of the Federal Trade Commission. The members are grateful to the Thomas family for the kind invitation.
During spring break, the Yale Glee Club embarked on its first international tour since 2019, traveling to Kenya for ten days and performing with the Kenyatta University Students Choir, the Nairobi Chamber Chorus, the Coast Chorale, and the choirs of the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa.
The Yale Glee Club traveled on a 9-day concert tour to California in May, its first full tour since March 2019. The Yale Glee Club presented concerts in Southern California and the Bay Area, collaborating with the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus, Pasadena Choir, the University Singers of Cal State Fullerton, and Chanticleer, and performing to a packed house in San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral.
The Yale Glee Club’s Winter Tour to Vermont and Montreal included collaborations with the Middlebury College Choir, Middlebury Union High School Choirs, and Les Petits Chanteurs de Laval. The remainder of the concert and touring season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Yale Glee Club Winter Tour to Annapolis, MD and New York City included collaborations with the All-City Children’s Chorus of Annapolis, Saverna Park High School, the Lehigh University Glee Club, and the University Glee Club of NYC, as well as a concert at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall.
The Spring Concert Tour to the United Kingdom included collaborations with the choirs of University of St Andrews, University of Birmingham, and the world-renowned Choir of Trinity College Cambridge.
In January, the Yale Glee Club embarked on on a mini tour to State College, PA and New York City, including collaborations with the Young People’s Chorus of NYC, the Milton Hershey School, and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.
The Spring Concert Tour to Mexico included collaborations with the Schola Cantorum of Mexico City, Staccato Coro Universitariou, and choirs from the Universities of Puebla and Guanajuato.
The Yale Glee Club took a winter mini tour to Washington, DC (with DC area alumni) and Charlottesville.
The Spring Concert Tour of South Africa included collaborations with the University of Johannesburg Choir, University of Pretoria Choir Ovuwa Cultural Ensemble, Imilonji Kantu Choral Society, Drakensberg Boys Choir, Kwa Zulu Natal Philharmonic Orchestra, iGugu La Kapa Choir, and African Voices.
The Yale Glee Club had a mini tour to Boston (with Boston area Glee Club alumni) and Portland, Maine.
The Spring Concert Tour to Texas and Louisiana featured joint concerts with the San Antonio Choral Society and New Orleans Children’s Choir, workshops at Houston’s Awty School and New Orleans’ Phyllis Wheatley Elementary School.
Yale Glee Club Winter Tour had a mini tour to Vermont and Montreal, Canada, and a Spring Tour to Spain.
The Yale Glee Club had a Winter Tour to Philadelphia and a Spring Tour to Florida and Cuba.
The Yale Glee Club had a Winter Tour to Washington DC, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and an International Tour to China.
Uppsala, Sweden (May 30)
Stockholm, Sweden (May 31)
Copenhagen, Denmark (June 3)
Berlin, Germany (June 6)
Prague, Czech Republic
Munich, Germany (June 11)
Paris, France (June 13)
Istanbul, Turkey (June 18)
Vero Beach, Florida (St. Edward’s School, May 26)
Sarasota, Florida (Church of the Redeemer, May 27)
Orlando, Florida (St. Luke’s Cathedral, May 28)
Miami, Florida (Edison High School, May 29)
Vallejuelo, Dominican Republic (May 31–June 2)
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (Palacio de Bellas Artes, June 4)
La Plata, Argentina (Basílica del Sagrado Corazón, May 28)
Buenos Aires, Argentina (Primera Iglesia Evangélica Metodista, May 30)
Buenos Aires, Argentina (Metropolitan Cathedral, May 31)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Igreja da Candelária, June 3, 6, and 7)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Paróquia Nossa Senhora da Paz, June 5)
Campinas, Brazil (Unicamp, June 9)
Campinas, Brazil (Igreja Santa Rita de Cassia, June 10)
Milan, Italy (University of Milan, May 31)
Venice, Italy (Basilica dei Frari, June 1)
Venice, Italy (St. Mark’s, June 2)
Pordenone, Italy (June 2)
Bologna, Italy (Aula Magna di Santa Lucia, June 4)
Florence, Italy (June 6)
Bettone, Italy (June 7)
Rome, Italy (concert for U.S. Ambassador, United Nations Food and
Agriculture Organization, June 8)
Vatican City (St. Peter’s Basilica, June 9)
Rome, Italy (St. Paul’s Within the Walls, June 10)
Wellington, New Zealand (Sacred Heart Cathedral, May 28)
Wellington, New Zealand (St. James Church, May 29)
Christchurch, New Zealand (Christchurch Arts Centre, May 30)
Christchurch, New Zealand (Christchurch Cathedral)Melbourne, Australia (St. Patrick’s Cathedral, June 2)
Canberra, Australia (St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, June 4)
Sydney, Australia (Sydney Town Hall, June 8)
Brisbane, Australia (Queensland Conservatorium Theatre, June 9)
Dakar, Senegal (Douta Seck Cultural Center)
Marrakech, Morocco (Opera Theater)
Windhoek, Namibia
Swakopmund, Namibia
Durban, South Africa
Ladysmith, South Africa
Cape Town, South Africa
Port Louis, Mauritius
Washington, D.C.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Havana, Cuba
Yale Glee Club Touring in the 20th Century
| 1993 Fifteenth European Tour | 1996 Asian Tour | 1999 Sixteenth European Tour |
|---|---|---|
| Frankfurt, Germany | Shanghai, People’s Republic of China (Portman Shanghai Center, June 6) | Helsinki, Finland (May 26) |
| Hannover, Germany | Hong Kong (Hong Kong Cultural Centre, June 10) | Turku, Finland |
| Szczecin, Poland (Pomeranian Princes Castle, May 30) | Singapore (Victoria Concert Hall, June 13) | Uppsala, Sweden |
| Berlin, Germany | Seoul, South Korea (Residence of the Ambassador of the United States, June 15) | Stockholm, Sweden (Storkyrkan) |
| Prague, Czech Republic (St. Vitas Cathedral) | Seoul, South Korea (Kwanglim Methodist Church, June 16) | Göteborg, Sweden |
| Munich, Germany | Seoul, South Korea (Centennial Hall, Yonsei University, June 17) | Oslo, Norway |
| Venice, Italy | Hyozo, Japan (June 19) | Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli Gardens, June 3) |
| Florence, Italy (Church of San Miniato al Monte) | Kyoto, Japan (June 20) | Gera, Germany (Salvatorkirche) |
| Geneva, Switzerland (Temple de la Madeleine, June 11) | Berlin, Germany (Gedächtniskirche) | |
| Chartres, France (Chartres Cathedral) | Munich, Germany (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität) | |
| Frankfurt, Germany (Paulskirche) | ||
| Szczecin, Poland | ||
| Częstochowa, Poland (June 12) | ||
| Prague, Czech Republic (Prague Castle) | ||
| Paris, France (Parc Floral, June 20) | ||
| Paris, France (American Cathedral, June 21) |
| 1980 Eleventh European Tour | 1983 Twelfth European Tour | 1987 Thirteenth European Tour |
|---|---|---|
| Zurich, Switzerland (Radio Zurich, May 29) | Vienna, Austria (United Nations Hall, May 27) | Sotra, Norway (Sund Church, May 28) |
| Fischingen, Switzerland (May 30) | Vienna, Austria (Redoutensaal) | Bergen, Norway (Bergen Cathedral, May 29) |
| Karlsruhe, Germany (St. Stefanskirche, June 8) | Romainmôtier, Switzerland (Abbaye de Romainmôtier, May 29) | Oslo, Norway (University of Oslo, June 1) |
| Karlsruhe, Germany (radio broadcast, June 9) | Geneva, Switzerland (Geneva International School, May 30) | Uppsala, Sweden (Uppsala Castle, June 4) |
| Nancy, France (June 10) | Basel, Switzerland (Leonhardskirche, June 1) | Stockholm, Sweden (Stockholm Cathedral, June 5) |
| Munich, Germany (Munich International School, June 13) | Beaune, France (June 2) | Strängnäs, Sweden (Strängnäs Cathedral, June 7) |
| Munich, Germany (Amerika Haus) | Champagne-au-Mont d’Or, France (June 3) | Copenhagen, Denmark (June 9) |
| Salzburg, Austria (Franziskaner Kloster, June 16) | Montbrison, France (June 4) | Copenhagen, Denmark (Copenhagen International School and Tivoli Gardens, |
| Graz, Austria (radio broadcast, June 17) | Lyon, France (June 6) | June 10) |
| Vienna, Austria (Imperial Palace, June 21) | Aix-en-Provence, France (June 7) | Cologne, Germany (Cologne Cathedral, June 12) |
| Budapest, Hungary (American Embassy, June 22) | Toulon, France (June 8) | Amersfoort, Germany (June 13) |
| Budapest, Hungary (June 23) | Cassis, France (June 9) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Beatrix Park, June 14) |
| Marseille, France (June 10) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Amsterdam International School, June 16) | |
| Grasse, France (June 11) | ||
| Florence, Italy (American School, June 14) | ||
| Florence, Italy (San Miniato al Monte, June 15) | ||
| Anguillara Sabazia, Italy (June 19) | ||
| Rome, Italy (St. George’s English School, June 20) | ||
| Clusone, Italy (June 23) | ||
| Zumikon, Switzerland (June 24) |
| 1970 Ninth European Tour | 1975 Fourth Latin American Tour | 1977 Tenth European Tour |
|---|---|---|
| Plymouth, England (Guildhall, June 11) | Mexico City, Mexico (University Club, May 26) | Canterbury, England (Canterbury Cathedral and King’s School, May 19) |
| Harrow-on-the-Hill, England (Harrow School, June 13) | Morelia, Mexico (Teatro Melchior Ocampo, May 27) | London, England (American Embassy, May 20) |
| London, England (Westminster Abbey, Jun 14) | Morelia, Mexico (Cathedral of Cuernavaca, May 28) | London, England (Royal College of Music, May 21) |
| Amersfoot, Netherlands (St. Joriskerk, June 16) | Mexico City, Mexico (Bosque de Chapultepec, May 30) | Cambridge, England (Clare College Chapel, May 23) |
| The Hague, Netherlands (Kloosterkerk, June 17) | Mexico City, Mexico (American School, May 31) | Maastricht, Netherlands (Onze Lieve Vrouwe Basiliek, May 26) |
| Amsterdam, Netherlands (Thomaskerk, June 19) | Guatemala City, Guatemala (Instituto Guatemalteco Americano, June 1) | Brussels, Belgium (Brussels International School, May 28) |
| Enschede, Netherlands (Enschede Institute of Technology, June 20) | San Salvador, El Salvador (Teatro Presidente, June 3) | Tongeren, Belgium (Castle of Rijkhoven Church, May 29) |
| Münster, Germany (Münster University, June 23) | Managua, Nicaragua (Ruben Dario National Theater, June 6) | Paris, France (American School of Paris, May 31) |
| Essen, Germany (German-American Society, June 24) | Tegucigalpa, Honduras (Teatro Manuel Bonilla, June 7) | Chartres, France (Chartres Cathedral, June 1) |
| Düsseldorf, Germany (Hilton Hotel, June 25) | Tegucigalpa, Honduras (Cathedral, June 8) | Paris, France (Notre Dame Cathedral, June 2) |
| Cologne, Germany (Rathaus, June 26) | San José Costa Rica (Teatro Nacional, June 10) | Salle Patino, Geneva, Switzerland (June 4) |
| Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli, June 29) | Panama City, Panama | Geneva, Switzerland (Geneva International School, June 5) |
| Paris, France (UNESCO House, July 2) | Bogotá, Colombia (Union Church, June 14) | Zürich, Switzerland (June 7–8) |
| Paris, France (U.S. Ambassador’s Residence, July 4) | San Fernando, Trinidad (Naparima Bowl, June 17) | Munich, West Germany (Munich Amerika Haus, June 15) |
| Chartres, France (Chartres Cathedral, July 5) | Port of Spain, Trinidad (Queen’s Hall, June 18) | Dachau, West Germany (June 16) |
| Lausanne, Switzerland (Théâtre de Vidy, July 7) | San Juan, Puerto Rico (Hotel Sheraton, June 20) | Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli Gardens, June 20) |
| Geneva, Switzerland (Radio Suisse Romande, July 8) | San Juan, Puerto Rico (Castillo de San Cristóbal, June 21) | Oslo, Norway (Høvik-odden Modern Art Center, June 25) |
| Como, Italy (Villa d’Este, July 12) | Oslo, Norway (Museum of Gustav Vigeland, June 26) | |
| Florence, Italy (Palazzo Vecchio, July 14) | Lillehammer, Norway (Maihaugen, June 27) | |
| Prato, Italy (July 15) | Loftus, Norway (Hardangerfjord, June 28) | |
| Rome, Italy (Villa Giulia, July 17) | ||
| Madrid, Spain (Ministry of Information and Tourism, July 21) | ||
| Toledo, Spain (Casa de Cultura, July 22) | ||
| El Escorial, Spain (Royal Monastery of Phillip II, July 23) | ||
| Salamanca, Spain (University of Salamanca, July 24) |
| 1961 Second Latin American Tour | 1963 Eighth European Tour | 1965 “Round the World” Tour | 1968 Third Latin American Tour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico City, Mexico (Mexican-American Institute, June 15) | Eindhoven, Netherlands (Jubileum Hall, June 14) | Denver, Colorado (Phipps Auditorium, June 17) | Louisville, Kentucky (Brown Theatre, June 11) |
| Mexico City, Mexico (General Electric Plant, June 16) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Oude Kerk, June 16) | Salt Lake City, Utah (Highland High School, June 18) | St. Louis, Missouri (Beaumont Pavilion, Washington University, June 12) |
| Mexico City, Mexico (Palacio de Bellas Artes, June 17) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Conservatory of Music, Holland Festival) | Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre, June 19) | New Orleans, Louisiana (McAlister Auditorium, June 13) |
| Mexico City, Mexico (University of Mexico, June 18) | Hengelo, Netherlands (Hengelo Concert Hall, June 17) | Los Angeles, California (Los Angeles Music Center, June 20) | Houston, Texas (Jones Auditorium, June 14) |
| Guatemala City, Guatemala (Guatemala Ministry of Defense, June 19) | Münster, Germany (University of Münster, June 18) | Honolulu, Hawaii (Honolulu International Center, June 22) | Mexico City, Mexico (Bosque de Chapultepec and National University, June 16) |
| Guatemala City, Guatemala (Conservatory, June 20) | Heidelberg, Germany (University of Heidelberg, June 20) | Tokyo, Japan (Hibiya Hall, June 26) | Mexico City, Mexico (University Club, June 17) |
| Quetzaltenango, Guatemala (Music Hall, June 21) | Munich, Germany (Hochschule für Musik, Jun 21) | Kyoto, Japan (Kyoto Kaikan Hall, June 28) | San Salvador, El Salvador (Cine Regis, June 20) |
| San Salvador, El Salvador (June 23) | Munich, Germany (McGraw Kaserne, June 21) | Hiroshima, Japan (Hiroshima City Hall, June 29) | Panama City, Panama (Colegio Javier, June 22) |
| Bogotá, Colombia (June 27–28) | Linz, Austria (Kaufmännicher Vereinshaus, June 24) | Fukuoka, Japan (Fukuoka City Hall, July 1) | Medellín, Colombia (Teatro Pablo Tobón Uribe, June 23) |
| Medellín, Colombia (June 29–30) | Vienna, Austria (Musikverein, June 26) | Osaka, Japan (Osaka Festival Hall, July 2) | Bogotá, Colombia (June 25) |
| Guayaquil, Ecuador (July 2–3) | Graz, Austria (June 27) | Nagoya, Japan (Aichi Bunka Hall, July 3) | Quito, Ecuador (National Theater, June 27) |
| Lima, Peru (July 6–7) | Belgrade, Yugoslavia (Kolarchev University, June 29) | Sendai, Japan (Miyagi Kemmin Kaikan Hall, July 5) | Lima, Peru (Santa Ursula Auditorium, June 28 and 30) |
| Santiago, Chile (Teatro Municipal, July 9) | Zagreb, Croatia (Ljetne Večeri series, June 30) | Hakodate, Japan (Otani High School, July 7) | Viña del Mar, Chile (Teatro Municipal, July 2) |
| Santiago, Chile (radio program, July 10) | Trieste, Italy (Castello di San Giusto, July 2) | Sapporo, Japan (Sapporo City Hall, July 8) | Santiago, Chile (July 3) |
| Viña del Mar, Chile (July 11) | Rome, Italy (Basilica of Maxentius, July 5) | Tokyo, Japan (Nippon Budokan, July 10) | Buenos Aires, Argentina (University of El Salvador, July 6) |
| Mendoza, Argentina (July 12) | Fiesole, Italy (Amphitheater, July 7) | Hong Kong (Hong Kong City Hall, July 13–15) | La Plata, Argentina (Teatro Argentino, July 7) |
| Cordoba, Argentina (July 13) | Turin, Italy (International Festival of University Choirs, July 9–10) | Kowloon, Hong Kong (New Asia College, July 14) | Rosario, Argentina (July 9) |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina (Teatro Colón, July 15) | Llangollen, Wales (International Musical Eisteddfod, July 13) | Manila, Philippines (television broadcast, July 16) | Santa Maria, Argentina (July 12) |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina (television program) | Rugby, England (July 14) | Manila, Philippines (Philamlife Auditorium, July 17 and 20) | Porto Alegre, Brazil (Catholic University, July 13) |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina (Coliseo Theatre, July 17–18) | London, England (Royal Academy of Music, July 15) | Manila, Philippines (University of the Philippines, July 23) | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (July 15 and 17) |
| Montevideo, Uruguay (radio concert, July 20) | London, England (BBC recording session, July 18) | Singapore (Victoria Memorial Theatre, July 25) | Ouro Preto, Brazil (July 18) |
| Mercedes, Uruguay (July 21) | Canterbury, England (King’s School, July 19) | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka, July 26) | Caracas, Venezuela (July 20–21) |
| San Salvador, El Salvador (July 23) | Royaumont, France (Abbey of Royaumont, July 21) | Bangkok, Thailand (American University Alumni Auditorium, royal command | Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (Teatro Pablo Tobón Uribe, July 23) |
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (July 25) | Fontainebleau, France (Conservatoire de Musique, Palais de Fontainebleau, | performance, July 28) | San Juan, Puerto Rico (July 25) |
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Theatro Municipal, July 26) | July 23) | Bangkok, Thailand (Chulalongkorn University, July 29) | |
| Bangkok, Thailand (Thammasat University, July 30) | |||
| Calcutta, India (Hindi High School, August 1) | |||
| Calcutta, India (University of Calcutta, August 2) | |||
| New Delhi, India (Sapru House, August 4) | |||
| New Delhi, India (Delhi University, August 5) | |||
| Bombay, India (August 8) | |||
| Bombay, India (Birla Theatre, University of Bombay, August 9) | |||
| Moscow, Soviet Union (House of Friendship, August 12) | |||
| Leningrad, Soviet Union (House of Friendship, August 16) | |||
| Stockholm, Sweden (Kungsträdgården, August 17) |
| 1951 First West Indies Tour | 1954 Sixth European Tour | 1958 Seventh European Tour |
|---|---|---|
| Havana, Cuba (March 29–30) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Nijenrode Castle, June 9) | Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Scotland (television broadcast, June 12) |
| Santiago, Cuba (March 31) | The Hague, Netherlands (Diligentia Hall, June 10) | Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, England (BBC television broadcast, June 13) |
| Port-au-Prince, Haiti (April 1) | Hengelo, Netherlands (June 11) | King’s School, Canterbury, England (June 15) |
| Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic (Palacio Nacional, April 3) | Venlo, Netherlands (June 12) | Camden Theatre, London, England (BBC recording, June 16) |
| Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic (Universidad de Santo Domingo, April 4) | Heerlen, Netherlands (June 13) | Buckingham, England (Stowe School, June 16) |
| Mayagüez, Puerto Rico (College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, April 5) | Brussels, Belgium (Palais des Beaux Arts, June 15–16) | Nijenrode, Netherlands (Nederlands-Opleidings Instituut, June 17) |
| San Juan, Puerto Rico (Universidad de Puerto Rico, April 6) | Reims, France (Grand Théâtre Municipal, June 17) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Bach Hall, June 19) |
| Miami, Florida (Dade County Auditorium, April 7) | Paris, France (Cercle Interallié, June 18) | Hengelo, Netherlands (Concertgebouw, June 23) |
| Paris, France (Sorbonne, June 19) | Münster, Germany (Münster University, June 25) | |
| Geneva, Switzerland (Grand Casino, June 21) | Hamburg, Germany (Amerika-Haus, June 26) | |
| Lausanne, Switzerland (June 23) | Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli Gardens, June 28 | |
| Innsbruck, Austria (June 26) | Göteborg, Sweden (Liseberg Park and Konserthall, June 29) | |
| Salzburg, Austria (June 27) | Voss, Norway (informal concert, June 30) | |
| Munich, Germany (Herkulessaal der Residenz, June 29) | Oslo, Norway (University Aula, July 2) | |
| Heidelberg, Germany (New University, July 1) | Stockholm, Sweden (Kungsträdgården, July 5) | |
| London, England (television broadcast, July 3) | Stockholm, Sweden (Skansen Park, television broadcast, July 5) | |
| London, England (U.S. Embassy, July 4) | Götland, Sweden (Cathedral, July 7) | |
| London, England (Wigmore Hall, July 6) | Krakow, Poland (July 9) | |
| Buckingham, England (Stowe School, July 7) | Munich, Germany (Herkulessaal der Residenz, July 13) | |
| Canterbury, England (Canterbury Cathedral, July 8) | Vienna, Austria (Grosser Musikvereinsaal, July 18) | |
| Llangollen, Wales (International Musical Eisteddfod, July 10) | Rothenburg, Germany (July 21) | |
| Wrexham, Wales (Colwyn Bay Pier Pavilion, July 11) | Heidelberg, Germany (University of Heidelberg, July 22) | |
| Brussels, Belgium (U.S. National Theater, World’s Fair, July 24) |
| 1941 First Latin American Tour | 1949 Fifth European Tour |
|---|---|
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Theatro Municipal, July 2) | London, England (BBC Studios radio broadcast, June 22) |
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Escola Nacional de Música, July 3) | Oxford, England (Town Hall, June 23) |
| São Paulo, Brazil (Theatro Municipal, July 4) | London, England (Kingsway Hall, June 24) |
| Montevideo, Uruguay (Auditorio SODRE, July 7 and 9) | Paris, France (Sorbonne, June 27) |
| Montevideo, Uruguay (University of Montevideo, July 8) | Amsterdam, Netherlands (Concertgebouw, June 28) |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina (Teatro Odeón, July 10, 12, 13, and 16) | Groningen, Netherlands (festival concert, June 29) |
| La Plata, Argentina (Teatro Municipal, July 11) | The Hague, Netherlands (Ridderzaal, June 30) |
| Rosario, Argentina (Teatro Colón, July 14) | Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli Gardens, July 2) |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina (Instituto Nacional de Educación Física, July 15) | Göteborg, Sweden (Liseberg Park, July 3) |
| Mendoza, Argentina (University of Cuyo and Teatro Independencia, July 18) | Stockholm, Sweden (Gröna Lund, July 4) |
| Santiago, Chile (Radio Americana, July 20 and 22) | Visby, Sweden (Cathedral of St. Mary, July 6) |
| Santiago, Chile (Teatro Municipal, July 21 and 23) | Turku, Finland (University Hall, July 8) |
| Santiago, Chile (Universidad de Chile, July 22) | Helsinki, Finland (University of Helsinki, July 9) |
| Valparaiso, Chile (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria, July 24) | Oslo, Norway (University of Oslo, July 12) |
| Lima, Peru (Teatro Municipal, July 30) | Voss, Norway (Stadium and High School Hall, July 13) |
| Panama City, Panama (Teatro Nacional, August 5) | Kassel, Germany (informal concert for enlisted men, July 17) |
| Berlin, Germany (two concerts, July 18) | |
| Marburg, Germany (University of Marburg, July 19) | |
| Darmstadt, Germany (Institute of Technology, July 20) | |
| Offenbach, Germany (Theater in the Goethestrasse, July 20) | |
| Frankfurt, Germany (University of Frankfurt, July 21) | |
| Giessen, Germany (Town Hall, July 22) | |
| Augsburg, Germany (Opera House, July 23) | |
| Munich, Germany (University of Munich, July 25) | |
| Erlangen, Germany (University of Erlangen, July 26) | |
| Tübingen, Germany (University of Tübingen, July 27) | |
| Stuttgart, Germany (Opera House, July 28) | |
| Heidelberg, Germany (Stadthalle, July 29–30) |
| 1930 Bermuda Tour | 1932 Second European Tour | 1936 Third European Tour | 1939 Fourth European Tour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hamilton, Bermuda (Pier I, April 7) | Paris, France (Salle Pleyel, July 6) | Cherbourg, France | Paris, France (Sorbonne, June 27) |
| Hamilton, Bermuda (Hamilton Hotel, April 8) | Zurich, Switzerland | Paris, France | Brussels, Belgium (Palais des Beaux Arts, June 28) |
| Hamilton, Bermuda (Mechanics Hall, April 9) | Innsbruck, Austria | Brussels, Belgium | Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli Gardens, June 30) |
| Vienna, Austria | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Stockholm, Sweden (Gröna Lund, July 4) | |
| Budapest, Hungary (Academy of Music, July 10) | Hilversum, Netherlands | Visby, Sweden (Visby Cathedral, July 5) | |
| Munich, Germany | Delft, Netherlands | Helsinki, Finland (Student House, July 7) | |
| Rothenburg, Germany | The Hague, Netherlands | Sibelius Estate, Finland (July 8) | |
| Heidelberg, Germany | Scheveningen, Netherlands | Tallinn, Estonia (no concert, July 10) | |
| Rudesheim, Germany | Hamburg, Germany | Riga, Latvia (Kurhaus, July 11) | |
| Bonn, Germany | Copenhagen, Denmark | Warsaw, Poland (YMCA Auditorium, July 13) | |
| Cherbourg, France | Drammen, Norway | Budapest, Hungary (Margaret Island, July 16) | |
| Oslo, Norway | |||
| Malmö, Sweden | |||
| Stockholm, Sweden | |||
| Göteborg, Sweden |
Göteborg, Sweden (Liseberg, July 3)
Stockholm, Sweden (Skansen, July 4)
Copenhagen, Denmark (Tivoli, July 7)
Hamburg, Germany (July 9)
Berlin, Germany (Hochschule für Musik, July 10)
Berlin, Germany (Stadthalle, July 11)
Prague, Czechoslovakia (July 13)
Munich, Germany (July 14–15)
Lucerne, Switzerland (July 16)
Paris, France (July 17–18)
London, England (July 19)