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Our Member News feed spreads the word about what’s happening in the choral field. We encourage our members to post about premieres and commissions, awards and grants received, staff/board appointments, creative programming initiatives, recording and book releases, anniversaries, and any other notable items.
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Richard CoffeyHARTFORD, CT: Today, the Hartford Chorale announces a new work for chorus and orchestra, Alive Poems: Stories of Our American Heritage, to be premiered at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, May 20, 2022 at 8:00 p.m. In celebration of...
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Claire Robertso...Join the Portland Symphonic Choir at www.pschoir.org for our online masterworks series where we explore some of the greatest choral works led by world-class conductors! This year, our Virtual Masterworks Series is exploring CARMINA BURANA, by Carl Orff...
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Jeanette MacCallumVox Grata Women's Choir (Nashville, TN) is now auditioning sopranos and altos for its tenth-anniversary concerts to take place in May 2022. Auditions are by appointment now through February 3rd. Rehearsals are on Mondays from 7:00 to 9:00 PM at...
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KlynchThe Susquehanna Chorale, under the direction of Linda L. Tedford, recently performed the world premiere of Dan Forrest’s new Christmas work, Let the Stable Still Astonish, published by Beckenhorst Press. The work for choir, piano, and cello, was set to...
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KlynchThe Susquehanna Chorale, under the baton of Linda L. Tedford, Artistic Director, Founder, and Conductor, is celebrating its 40th Anniversary Season! Their regular concert season will also include special audience receptions, a grand celebration dinner...
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Matt GreenbergChicago a cappella seeks submissions for HerVoice, a competition and mentorship program for women composers. A partnership with the Kansas City Chorale and the Vancouver Youth Choir, this opportunity is open to composers of all ages who self-identify as...
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Yiting JinCalling soprano and alto voices of all genders and gender identities to join the 21V roster for its inaugural performance project, Beyond Binary, exploring the myth of us vs. them. Compensation is $450. Please submit an audition request form by January...
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Oratorio Societ...The Oratorio Society of Queens, under the direction of David W. Close, Conductor and Artisitic Director, gathered together for first time to perform in almost two years. It was a joyful and moving experience. We hope you enjoy this short program. OSQ...
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Steven F. SmithApplications are open for Berkshire Choral International’s competitive Apprentice Program. The program includes free tuition, music and coaching, housing and meals, and a reimbursed travel stipend.
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Matt GreenbergChicago a cappella appointed Kat Best as its Artistic Operations Manager. The new role encompasss artistic administration, concert production, licensing, and music library. Best held previous positions at Chicago Opera Theater and Merit School of Music...