UK Premiere of Daybreak
Jun
23

UK Premiere of Daybreak

The Fourth Choir

  • Nicholas Chalmers, conductor

  • Petroc Trelawny, presenter

Love, loss and the whole damn thing: A celebration of queer composers

Formed in 2013 with the aim of representing the LGBT+ community on London’s classical music scene, The Fourth Choir has performed at the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall and the National Holocaust Memorial Ceremony (both televised on the BBC) as well as at many of London’s iconic cultural venues including the Chapels Royal at the Tower of London and Hampton Court, the British Library, the British Museum, the Royal Vauxhall Tavern and Shakespeare’s Globe.

The concert will be introduced by the Choir’s Patron, Ann Murray DBE.

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Apr
29

Performance - Where We Find Ourselves

The University of Lynchburg Concert Choir and Lynchburg Singers present “Where We Find Ourselves.”

The ensembles will present a series of minor works, including “Where We Find Ourselves” by Michael Bussewitz-Quarm, “Five Hebrew Love Songs” by Eric Whitacre, and “The Earth Sings” by Stephen Paulus.

  • This event is free and open to the public.

Sponsored by the University of Lynchburg music program.

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Apr
27

Performance - Where We Find Ourselves

Purdue University Fort Wayne, IN School of Music presents

“Giving Voice”

Chamber Treble Singers, Choral Union, University Singers, Vocal Infinity of Angola High School, Vocal Point of Angola High School

Dr. William Sauerland, Director of Choral Studies Emily Bird, Director of Chamber Treble Singers Jonathon Busarow, Co-Director of Choral Union

Miranda Good, Choir Teacher of Angola High School

Evan Keenan, Pianist of Chamber Treble Singers & Choral Union

Dr. Geoffrey North, Assistant Director & Pianist of University Singers

Price: Free Admission for Purdue FW Students with ID and Students under 18 $8 Adults, $7 Seniors (60 and Older), $5 Non-Purdue FW University Students

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Mar
11

The Choral Society of Durham Presents

Where We Find Ourselves

“This concert presents two stories, one of a young Kurdish refugee who traveled thousands of miles from war-torn Syria in her wheelchair, and the other the poignant photographic images of unnamed early 20th century Durham residents of different races. Two significant works invite us to reflect and to seek deeper understanding, both through the actual words of Nujeen Mustafa and through the imagined words of the people whose faces we see in Hugh Mangum’s photographs.”

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West Virginia ACDA Conference
Jan
26

West Virginia ACDA Conference

“Join us for the West Virginia American Choral Director's Association Annual Conference in Morgantown, WV.

Choral educators from around the state will come together to learn and network. Choral students will be participating in three honor choirs during the weekend and performing for the public on Saturday.

Rehearsals and Sessions will take place at the Morgantown Marriott Waterfront Place. The Honor Choir Concert will be held at Chestnut Ridge Church.

Let's celebrate music-making in West Virginia. Come join us!”

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