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In May, the Choral Arts Society of Washington (CASW) embarked on a two-week tour of China. The symphonic chorus teamed up with the Qingdao Symphony Orchestra on its own domestic...

With the 2015 premiere of Rise, a cantata about race in America, Cantate Chamber Singers took a collaborative approach to an important issue.

Committed to the expansion of repertoire for women's voice, Beth Willer was particulary struck by one flexible and enticing piece.

With Donald Skirvin's Alchemy, Karen P. Thomas found a piece that makes a strong impression on audiences and is both challenging and rewarding for singers.

In a commentary for Chorus America’s online feature Noteworthy, Donald Nally commends James MacMillan’s St. John Passion to choral music colleagues—despite its considerable challenges. Not only is its scale monumental...

Programming a modern St. John Passion invites controversy in a way that programming a historical setting such as Bach's does not. For Donald Nally, the musical and philosophical discussions raised...

As you begin exploring your technology options, here are some ways to make the most of the evaluation and decision-making process.

Your chorus needs effective digital tools to support everyday management, but how do you know what the right tools are? Consider these questions and tips for choosing the most effective...

More on navigating the process of finding, hiring, and working with soloists.

Looking for a soloist for your next performance? Try giving your chorus members a chance to shine in solo roles.

How to navigate the process of finding, hiring, and working with soloists.

High school choral festivals engage teens, produce powerful music, and leave a lasting impact.