The critically acclaimed Susquehanna Chorale will perform a concert, “Music for a Summer’s Evening”, at Mt. Gretna’s open-air Tabernacle on Sunday, Aug.18, at 7:00 p.m. The Chorale’s founder and artistic director, Linda L. Tedford, will conduct the Chorale in its appearance as part of Mt. Gretna’s Summer at the Tabernacle concert series. The Susquehanna Chorale, […]
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Auditions for Classical A Cappella Ensemble
KnightSong (R), Atlanta’s premiere a cappella ensemble, is seeking sopranos and tenors. We perform dedicated concerts at Christmas and in the spring. We perform at Biltmore Estate for Candlelight Christmas Evenings. No cost to sing with us, and there are opportunities to earn some money doing gigs (voluntary). We rehearse in Marietta, GA on Thursday […]
Stage and Screen; Music for Mother’s Day
The Carolyn Eynon Singers present a highly entertaining concert of Broadway and Movie themes by Jewish composers at the Jewish Historical Society Museum in Phoenix, on Saturday, May 11 at 3:00pm. Gershwin, Sondheim, Bernstein, Billy Joel, Steven Schwartz, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Irving Berlin, Jerry Bock, plus music from Schindler’s List. This concludes the 17th season […]
California Redwood Chorale
CALIFORNIA REDWOOD CHORALE sings music of the stars! The California Redwood Chorale will perform a dazzling array of music about the celestial beauty. You will be captivated by Ola Gjeilo’s music: LUMINOUS NIGHT OF THE SOUL and ACROSS THE VAST ETERNAL SKY. We will perform the dramatic AD ASTRA. The gorgeous SOGNO DI VOLARE by […]
NaperVoice presents “Wonderful World: Great Music from Six Continents” April 21
NaperVoice, a new philanthropic choir based in Naperville, Illinois, invites you to Wonderful World: Great Music from Six Continents. This new 90-minute program is formed around the popular song What a Wonderful World, first recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1967. With choral music from six different continents sung in five different languages, the concert will […]
95 Years of Music to Speak To Our Time- Dr. Samuel Adler
April 27, 2024- 3:30pm—Part 3 (The Eastman and Juilliard Years) About this Four-Part Lecture At age ten Samuel Adler narrowly escaped Nazi Germany during Kristallnacht, the “night of broken glass.” As he and his father collected sheet music in the loft of the synagogue, saving all that they could on that terrifying night, soldiers heard […]