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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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Ruth RitchieThe Orpheus Chamber Singers announce the appointment of J.D. Burnett to the position of Artistic Director, effective January 1, 2022. Dr. Burnett will assume the position after the retirement of Orpheus's founder, Donald Krehbiel.
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Rebecca Wink“I dream a world where man no other man shall scorn, where love will bless the earth and peace its path adorn.” -Langston Hughes
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Matt GreenbergOnline tribute to founding artistic director will be precursor to fall Gala event in his honor.
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Jonathan PalantAbout In an effort to further its mission to bring art to those affected by homelessness, the Dallas Street Choir established the “Home Is… Composition Contest for Emerging Composers” in 2021. Objectives
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San Francisco G...San Francisco Girls Chorus and The King's Singers recently released a special collaborative video performance, a beautiful rendition of Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen, arranged by Philip Lawson and adapted for SFGC by Nick Ashby. This video premiere...
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Julia ZavadskyNashirah, The Jewish Chorale of Greater Philadelphia, invites you to a 2nd edition of our Virtual Choral Festival, SINGING THROUGH STRUGGLE
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Elaine CunninghamThe Providence Singers commissioned Ola Gjeilo to set William Wordsworth's poem "Upon Westminster Bridge" for choir, string quartet and piano. The premiere performance was presented in May 2017 with the composer at the piano. "Westminster Bridge" has...
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Andrea GoodmanHint- It's not the military!
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Matt GreenbergChicago a cappella is pleased to announce a competition and mentorship program for women composers. A partnership with the Kansas City Chorale, this opportunity is open to women of all ages from anywhere in the wo
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Andrea GoodmanWatch the latest interview in our series with noted composers, conductors and business leaders in the choral community. Host: Andrea Goodman Episode 8 Part 1: What's it like to sing at the Metropolitan Opera? How does one get in to the chorus?