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Three funders share their do’s and don’ts for successful grant applications.

Hiring your chorus’s first employee is an important step. Here’s how to make sure you get it right.

How does a chorus's legacy continue after its visionary founder is no longer around? It takes the will of a community.

Choral music has a unique power to touch hearts and souls – but how can choruses leverage that power to impact their communities? These four stories provide some answers.

In preparation for publishing a series of community engagement case studies, we asked our members to share their own experiences with community engagement. The responses we received represent choruses of...

A powerful piece based on the dying words of African-American men killed in police encounters is an opportunity to reflect on universal issues of love, loss, and our shared humanity.

What does it take to get to Carnegie Hall? Or to a memorable choral performance? Everyone knows the answer. But many are the music scores that sit unattended in car...

When Shira Cion hunted down Kitka Women’s Vocal Ensemble in 1988, it was a different era. There were no websites with which small niche arts organizations could make themselves visible...

The people who would love to come to your next concert are out there. But it will require more than just more advertising or deeper discounts to find them and...

When done right, these choral directors say, early music transcends its intimidating reputation and connects with audiences.

These four simple steps will get your board working well on the right work.

New choral programs are embracing Venezuela's El Sistema model to reach children in America's underserved neighborhoods.