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A Salute to Val... | Performance
Join the Memorial Festival Chorus this upcoming May as they perform John Rutter's "Mass of the Children" on Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall. The performance will be under the direction of Maestro Eric Dale Knapp, Artistic Director and Conductor of the Connecticut Choral Society and Orchestra and the New Jersey Choral Society and Orchestra. Read more
Pacific Boychoi... | Children/Youth
Every three years, the Grammy-winning Pacific Boychoir presents Rachmaninoff's epic All-Night Vigil, or "Vespers". First premiered by a boys choir in Moscow in 1915, the Pacific Boychoir became the first choir to reproduce the original performing forces in 2007, when the San Francisco Classical Voice said “The sheer sonic experience was chilling.” Along with Wesley Rogers as tenor soloist, the Bay Area’s finest choral tenors and basses augment the choir, which will number 90+ male voices to present Rachmaninoff ’s masterpiece. Also on the program is Arvo Pärt's The Beatitudes, with guest organists Ben Bachmann (May 24), and Rudy de Vos (May 25). Read more
MRF MusicFestivals | Adults/Seniors, Audiences, Children/Youth, Participation, Performance, Schools, Symphonic
4th International festival of choirs and orchestras in Venice and Jesolo (Italy) VENICE – city of channels and gondolas Since 1987 Venice and its lagoon have been on the UNESCO-list of cultural heritage. For many people it is the most beautiful city in the world, and is especially fascinating due to its architectural wealth. The heart of Venice - Piazza San Marco with the gorgeous Basilica - is one of the beautiful places in the world. Read more
Susan Metz | Audiences, Performance
The Monmouth Civic Chorus 2012-2013 season closes with Maurice Duruflé’s exquisite Requiem, paired with Triptych, composed by Tarik O’Regan in 2005. Duruflé interpreted the traditional Latin mass for the dead as a vision of peace and harmony. Dr. Brandau notes that Triptych“marries rhythmic, syncopated, jubilant passages with moments of stunning, ethereal tranquility. The music is at once accessible, haunting, and infectious.” Karin Gargone of Neptune, a faculty member at Ocean County Community College and Music Associate at Toms River Presbyterian Church, will be the organist. Read more
PatriciaAFairchild | Performance
Soli Musica Celebrates Spiritual and Gospel Music Read more
Ileana Maria | Audiences, Children/Youth, Community Outreach, Composing/Commissioning, Diversity, Performance, Singing
World Premiere: "A Boy Called King" is a turbulent love story exploring many interesting themes. Daniel Roumain is the composer, and the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston is hosting the performance. Read more
Lloyd Kaneko | Adults/Seniors, Audiences, Conducting, Education, General, Performance
All Beethoven Read more
Hollywood may have trouble creating strong female characters, but we’ve found plenty of them in the annals of opera, Broadway, and beyond! Read more
Harmonium Chora... | Performance
Harmonium Choral Society, in its final concert of the 25th anniversary season of Artistic Director Dr. Anne J. Matlack, features universal themes of singing and soul, peace and harmony, wind and wisdom, with works by Heinrich Schütz, Claudio Monteverdi, Elizabeth Alexander, Stephen Hatfield, the winners of the 16th Annual High School Student Composition Contest and others. General admission tickets in advance are $20, or $15 for students and seniors; at the door, $25, or $20 for students and seniors. Order tickets online at www.harmonium.org/tickets.shtml. Or mail a check made out to Harmonium Choral Society to Harmonium, Attn: Ticket Agent, P. O. Box 1317, Morristown, NJ 07962-1317. Send email to manager@harmonium.org or call 973-538-6969 for further information. Read more
BriGuySinger | Adults/Seniors, Audiences, Civic Engagement, Diversity, Fundraising, General, History, Impact/Value, Venue
We hope you can join us as the Bach Choir celebrates its 78th season with scrumptious food & superb libations, an exciting silent auction, and a grand new venue - the historically restored Mansions on Fifth Hotel. All proceeds will benefit the Choir as it continues to present unique and dramatic choral productions. Read more
Please join the nine singers of Chicago a cappella for Spirit/Breath/Voice, an inspiring program celebrating generosity, compassion, peace, and joy.The acclaimed vocal ensemble’s new concert includes a joyous Renaissance mass, uplifting Shaker tunes, and the Midwest premiere of Gwyneth Walker’s Songs of Ecstasy.This concert will be musically directed by William Chin, the accomplished assistant director of the Chicago Symphony Chorus. Don’t miss this deeply moving and blissful musical experience! Read more
Please join the nine singers of Chicago a cappella for Spirit/Breath/Voice, an inspiring program celebrating generosity, compassion, peace, and joy.The acclaimed vocal ensemble’s new concert includes a joyous Renaissance mass, uplifting Shaker tunes, and the Midwest premiere of Gwyneth Walker’s Songs of Ecstasy.This concert will be musically directed by William Chin, the accomplished assistant director of the Chicago Symphony Chorus. Don’t miss this deeply moving and blissful musical experience! Read more
Please join the nine singers of Chicago a cappella for Spirit/Breath/Voice, an inspiring program celebrating generosity, compassion, peace, and joy.The acclaimed vocal ensemble’s new concert includes a joyous Renaissance mass, uplifting Shaker tunes, and the Midwest premiere of Gwyneth Walker’s Songs of Ecstasy.This concert will be musically directed by William Chin, the accomplished assistant director of the Chicago Symphony Chorus. Don’t miss this deeply moving and blissful musical experience! Read more
Please join the nine singers of Chicago a cappella for Spirit/Breath/Voice, an inspiring program celebrating generosity, compassion, peace, and joy.The acclaimed vocal ensemble’s new concert includes a joyous Renaissance mass, uplifting Shaker tunes, and the Midwest premiere of Gwyneth Walker’s Songs of Ecstasy.This concert will be musically directed by William Chin, the accomplished assistant director of the Chicago Symphony Chorus. Don’t miss this deeply moving and blissful musical experience! Read more
kipjld1964 | Careers, Conducting, History, Management/Leadership, Participation
Coro Allegro, a classical SATB ensemble composed of members and friends of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities, extends its commitment to contemporary choral works with the release of two CDs under the Navona label. Awakenings features two extraordinary works by Massachusetts composers: “Shofar” by Robert Stern, an intensely dramatic recounting of the Biblical story of Moses and the Israelites premiered by Coro, with libretto by Catherine Madsen; and “Why I Wake Early” by Ronald Perera, a suite of eight evocative songs with text drawn from poems by Mary Oliver. Says The New York Times: "Ms. Oliver's poetry...reveals an awestruck regard of nature that verges on the religious...Enhanced by Mr. Perera's estimable knack for setting English, this is a substantial addition to the choral canon.” In Paradisum features live performances of two Coro-commissioned works by acclaimed composer Patricia Van Ness: “Requiem,” a personal, intimate ritual of consolation reinforcing the presence of divine love; and “The Voice of the Tenth Muse,” an expansively spiritual work based on the texts of Sappho. Featured soloists include Sanford Sylvan and Ruth Cunningham. Both CDs are available for purchase at www.coroallegro.org/cds Read more
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, General, Performance, Singing
Brighten up a winter afternoon with this graceful and lyrical work. The TMC last performed this great work in 1982. Noel Edison, conductor; James Bourne, piano; Andrew Adair, organ; Lesley Bouza, soprano; Jennifer Enns Modolo, mezzo soprano; Charles Davidson, tenor; Michael York, baritone. Yorkminster Park Baptist Church, 1585 Yonge St, Toronto. One block north of St. Clair subway station. Tickets: $42-$65; seniors $37-$60; VoxTix (under 30) $20. http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/petite-messe-solennelle.cfm Podcast: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/audio/podcast_Rossini.mp3 Program Notes: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/programNotes_RossiniPetiteMesse.pdf This concert will also be webcast live on the TMC website at 3pm (UTC -5). The webcast will be Adobe Flash and iPhone and iPad compatible. Read more
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, General, Performance, Singing
Brighten up a winter afternoon with this graceful and lyrical work. The TMC last performed this great work in 1982. Noel Edison, conductor; James Bourne, piano; Andrew Adair, organ; Lesley Bouza, soprano; Jennifer Enns Modolo, mezzo soprano; Charles Davidson, tenor; Michael York, baritone. Yorkminster Park Baptist Church, 1585 Yonge St, Toronto. One block north of St. Clair subway station. Tickets: $42-$65; seniors $37-$60; VoxTix (under 30) $20. http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/petite-messe-solennelle.cfm Podcast: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/audio/podcast_Rossini.mp3 Program Notes: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/programNotes_RossiniPetiteMesse.pdf This concert will also be webcast live on the TMC website at 3pm (UTC -5). The webcast will be Adobe Flash and iPhone and iPad compatible. Read more
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, Conducting, Families, Performance, Singing
A free Toronto Mendelssohn Choir concert. Enjoy a potpourri of great choral works performed by the Mendelssohn Singers and by the 20-voice Elora Festival Singers. This concert concludes the TMC’s 3rd annual Choral Conductors’ Symposium for emerging conductors, led by Noel Edison. The five conductors participating in the Symposium will conduct: Xavier Brossard-Ménard, Catherine Klopoushak, Brett Kostrzewski, Jennifer Min-Young Lee and Kemuel Wong. Find out more about the concert: http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/conductors-symposium-concert.cfm If you can't be at the concert, you can watch a live webcast at 3pm (UTC -5) on the TMC website. Sign up to watch the webcast: http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/webcast-register.cfm Read more
