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Kings singers visit_web.jpg Last week, the Chorus America office was thrilled to receive a special visit from one of the world's most well-known vocal ensembles, The King's Singers. The UK-based group...
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Kate Barr oversees Nonprofits Assistance Fund's strategic plans, development, loan capital, outreach, and program activities for the loan funds. Under her leadership, the organization has emerged as a...
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Bob Peskin has held positions in commercial and public radio, the independent record industry, and nonprofit administration. Formerly the national director of chapters at the American Composers Forum...
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Libby Larsen is one of America’s most performed living composers. She has created a catalogue of over 400 works spanning virtually every genre from intimate vocal and chamber music to massive...
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The distinguished career of choral composer and conductor Dale Warland spans more than six decades and has made a profound contribution to the music of our time. Founder and music director of the Dale...
A new choral satb work will be presented in honor of Arizona's centennial celebration on May 6 and 12 by the Carolyn Eynon Singers. Composer Michael Frassetti For more information; visit our website...
The Treble Chorus of New England presents their “First Annual Spring Gala!” Festivities will include; Silent Auction, Buffet Dinner, Cash Bar and Guest appearance by members of the Treble Chorus of...
These graphics can be downloaded to be included in your printed materials and presentations, shared on social media, and used anywhere you want to highlight the power of choral singing to improve...
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Is appoggiatura the essential ingredient in a good "broken-heart" love song? NPR examines Adele's "Someone Like You" hit and why it's so effective. Read/listen more from NPR in two articles: 1) The...