Showing posts with label Choral Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Choral Events. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 December 2014

New York Choral Society and Orchestra to Play Rarely Heard 'St. Paul' by Felix Mendelssohn at Carnegie Hall, David Haynes Music Director (THE CLASSICALITE)

The New York Choral Society and Orchestra with Music Director David Hayes will present the rarely heard "St. Paul" by Felix Mendelssohn at Carnegie Hall.

The performance will be sung in original German with English subtitles. Soloist will include
soprano Sarah Shafer, mezzo-soprano Haejung Shin, tenor Vale Rideout, baritone Mark Delavan and the Princeton Girlchoir.

The New York Choral Society, founded in 1958, has become known by audiences and critics for the quality of its performances and the diversity of its repertoire, which encompasses well-known choral masterworks as well as many compositions rarely heard in concert halls

The story of St. Paul is filled with ... continue reading

Thursday, 18 December 2014

School Winter Concert Features Choral Groups (CapeNews.net)

Falmouth High School’s award-winning chorus, repertory singers, and a cappella group, Soulfege, will present their annual winter concert on Thursday, December 18, at 7 PM in the high school auditorium.

Students will ... continue reading

Andrea O. Veneracion International Choral Festival (Manila Standard Today)

THE Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) invites choirs from all over the world to compete in the 2nd Andrea O. Veneracion International Choral Festival, Manila, 2015 that will take place on July 22-25, 2015 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. The competition is open to choirs that will qualify in the following categories: Folk Song, Vocal Ensemble and Chamber Choir.

The Festival, which follows the highly successful Andrea O. Veneracion International Choral Festival held at the CCP in July 2013, is named after the ... continue reading

Budapest International Choir Festival and Competition: you can still register!

Registration is still ongoing for the Budapest International Choir Festival and Competition taking place from March 29th to April 2nd 2015 at Budapest, Hungary.

budapest int. choir competition

The organisers, Meeting Music, had announced earlier on their website and their Facebook page, the extension of registration deadline from 30th November, to 10th January 2015.

According to their Facebook page, about 50 Choirs from 18 nations have registered already.

Based on score, Bronze, Silver and Gold Diplomas will be awarded while Choirs that cant achieve a Diploma will get a Certificate of participation. The winner of the Competition will win the grand prize of 4,000 euros.

You can get detailed information about the event in pdf format here. And you can also get the Registration form here.

Tuesday, 16 December 2014

A bit of Danish flavor: Choir performances to feature a nod to exchange student from Denmark (Bemidji Pioneer)

BEMIDJI -- The annual holiday concert featuring the Bemidji High School choirs will have an international flair this week, thanks in part to one of its members.

Jacob Friis-Hasché, 16, a native of Copenhagen, Denmark, is among 13 foreign exchange students enrolled at BHS this semester. After a fellow exchange student signed him up for the fall musical, "The Wizard of Oz," Jacob met and got to know the high school's music director, Chris Fettig, and Jacob opted to join choir, even auditioning and being selected for a spot on the 16-member Madrigal Choir.

The Madrigal Choir, as part of Monday's show, will perform a ... continue reading

New voices add to middle school concert (The Concord Journal)

An extra layer of harmony will join the middle school voices at their winter concert next week: their high school counterparts.


“Debbie and I have done concerts together since I started at the middle school. We always thought it was important for our kids to see her kids perform and to see what they could achieve,” said Dan Rivenburgh, the chorus director at the middle school, referring to high school choral director Deborah Smith.


“For this concert we’re doing something new, and it’s ... continue reading

Monday, 15 December 2014

Choral society set perform Christmas concert (Worthing Herald)

THE Rowland Singers Choral Society return to the Assembly Hall this Christmas with a special festive concert.

Taking place at 7.30pm on Thursday, December 18, the Christmas Celebrations Concert will also feature Worthing Youth Big Band, following a successful showing last year.

The Camelia Botnar Foundation will ... continue reading

Subdued Programming, Soaring Soloist Illuminate Greenwich Choral Society Christmas Concert ( Patch Media)

Anchored by the magnificent “Magnificat” of John Rutter, and graced by the voice of mezzo-soprano Kimberly Sogioka, the always anticipated Christmas Concert of The Greenwich Choral Society was titled “Christmas Magic”, and the audience at Christ Church Greenwich was again transported by the choir’s entry with handbells and candles, singing the tender and lovely “Jesus, Jesus Rest Your Head,” a traditional Appalachian Melody. The opening ritual never fails to move and transport listeners to the season.

Selected by Conductor Paul Mueller, this year’s program included traditional carols, an audience sing along, and with ... continue reading

Get in tune with Louth Choral Society Christmas story ( louth leader)

Louth Choral Society will perform their Christmas concert, ‘The Christmas Story’, by Heinrich Schütz, on Sunday December 21, 7.30pm at St James’s Church in Louth.

A Christmas favourite, it is scored for soloists and choir in up to six parts and accompanied by members of the Lincolnshire Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Richard Crossland.

Taking the soprano solo will be Margaret Crossland, a singer who has used her voice to ... continue reading

Grace Episcopal Church Unveils Schedule of Christmas Choral Services (TAP into LLC)

The choirs at Grace Episcopal Church in Madison, under the direction of Dr. Anne Matlack, and organist Dr. Eric Stroud are preparing for special choral services of the season.

Grace’s Sunday Dec. 21 fourth Advent services are: 7:30 a.m. with organ music and hymns; 9 a.m. with adult and children’s choirs; 11:15 a.m. quiet service with adult choir beginning with Taize meditation, and 6 p.m. spoken “Last chance Mass.” The services at 9 and 11:15 will include a traditional Emmanuel Procession.

In preparation for a ... continue reading

Saturday, 13 December 2014

Kona Choral Society offers free holiday concerts (West Hawaii Today)



Kona Choral Society will deliver holiday cheer during two free holiday concerts offered at 4 p.m. Dec. 20 and 21 in the Makaeo Pavilion at Old Kona Airport Park.

Ringing in the season with live choral performances, the weekend of free entertainment will herald the society’s fourth annual holiday concert tradition. Led by artistic director Susan McCreary Duprey and accompanied by keyboard, ukulele, and percussion ensemble, the 130-member volunteer adult and youth choruses of Kona Choral Society will present a mixture of contemporary, traditional, and ... continue reading

Local choral concerts bring plentyof jingle to the holiday season (fredericksburg.com)

With the holiday season heating up, area choral groups are gearing up to perform their annual holiday concerts.

PUTTING A SPIN ON CHRISTMAS CLASSICS

The Spotsylvanians will perform their 12th annual “Candlelight and Carols” concert Saturday and Sunday at Spotsylvania Middle School.

The holiday concert is one of the ... continue reading

Friday, 12 December 2014

New York Choral Society Presents CHRISTMAS AROUND NEW YORK Tonight (broadwayworld.com)

The New York Choral Society (NYCS), under the direction of Music Director David Hayes, is taking Christmas Around New York, a festive and unique Christmas program, to new audiences across New York City. The first performance, in Manhattan, is a "rush hour" concert tonight, December 10 at 6:30 pm at Saint Peter's Church, Lexington Avenue at 54th Street; the second, in Staten Island, is a family-oriented matinee performance on Sunday, December 14, at 3:00 pm at Snug Harbor Cultural Center and ... continue reading

Thursday, 11 December 2014

DSU holiday choral concerts to feature electronic element, processional, surprise number (SaintGeorgeUtah.com)

Holiday choral concerts are coming soon to the Dixie State University Eccles Concert Hall stage, with the Men’s and Women’s Choruses performing Thursday, followed by the Concert and Chamber Singers on Friday.

Roger H. Hale, who will be conducting on both nights, said that during the Thursday concert there will be a surprise number taken from a popular children’s movie, arranged by choir member Jacob Pohlsander.

“It will be ... continue reading

Ames Choral Society begins 50th season (Ames Tribune)



The Ames Choral Society opens its 50th season on Sunday, Dec. 14, at 3 p.m. with “Sweet Singing,” a holiday choral concert featuring music of the winter season and the holidays.

Directed by Steve Hoifeldt, with accompaniment by Barb Evenson, the concert will be held at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, 209 Colorado Ave., in Ames.

Tickets are $12 for adults and free for children under 12.

They are available at Gallery 319, from Choral Society members and at the door.

The Ames Choral Society began in the fall of 1964 when a ... continue reading

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

MBC holds semifinals of National Choral Competition Dec. 11-12 (INQUIRER.net)

The 8th Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) National Choral Competition will hold its semifinals Dec. 11 to 12 at the Aliw Theater in Pasay City. The shows are free to the public and will start at 1 p.m.

The contest has two categories: the children’s choir competition and the open chorale division.

On Dec. 11, Himig Bulilit of St. Paul Paranaque, Pasig Catholic College, Beati Children Ensemble, Pinyahan Elementary School, St. Scholastica’s Academy, Royal Santo Nino Children’s Choir and Children’s Integrated School of Alta Tierra will compete for the children’s choir category.

For the open division competition on Dec. 11, the contestants are ... continue reading

Monday, 8 December 2014

Yuma Ecumenical Choir’s ‘Messiah’ performance set for Dec. 14 (Yuma Sun)

For many Yumans, their Christmas season is not complete without having attended the Yuma Ecumenical Choir’s performance of Handel’s “Messiah.”

A group of about 115 singers and 40 instrumentalists will be joining to provide the community with a musical experience that organizers say is sure to put them in the holiday spirit.


The fifth anniversary of the concert, choir director Brandon Stroup said that the ... continue reading

Southern Utah Heritage Choir invites all to ‘Night of all Nights’ Christmas Concert (ST. GEORGE News)

The Southern Utah Heritage Choir will present its annual Christmas Concert “Night of All Nights” on three evenings: Dec. 11, 13, and 14. All performances will be held in the St. George Tabernacle at 7 p.m.  Admission is free.

During this wonderful Christmas celebration, the Heritage Choir will feature several guest artists.

Jordan Bluth, celebrated tenor soloist from Arizona, will perform on ... continue reading

Friday, 5 December 2014

Jackson Chorale Children's Choir to perform at Gov. Snyder's holiday gala (M live)

JACKSON, MI – A group of Jackson-area children will help provide the entertainment at Gov. Rick Snyder's annual holiday celebration.

The Jackson Chorale Children's Choir is among the selected musical groups to perform at the gala, which is scheduled to take place at the Governor's Mansion in Lansing on Monday, Dec. 8.

The choir features 34 Jackson-area children. It is mostly third- through ... continue reading

Tuesday, 2 December 2014

Abington Town Choir to perform Dec. 7 ( Gatehouse Media)

Members of the Abington Town Choir will provide a musical program for the Dec. 7, 2:30 p.m. meeting of the Historical Society of Old Abington at the Dyer Memorial Library, 28 Central St., Abington. The choir was formed in 2012, by HSOA president Doug Ulwick, when he invited Abington singers representing the various town churches and local people who just like to sing to form a community group. The one and only intended performance was for the ... continue reading