LIVE and IN-PERSON! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 at 4 PM Church of the Holy Apostles 296 9th Ave @ 28th St, Chelsea, NYC Evoke the exquisite transition from fall to winter with a concert of treble music presented by Melodia and spoken word performed by a cast of NYC actors, including Abigail Ramsay, Delphi Harrington, and […]
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The Dessoff Choirs Celebrates the Holiday Season with its Annual Trio of Festive Concerts
Holidays with Dessoff: Messiah Sing Friday, December 2nd, Union Theological Seminary, Manhattan Holidays with Dessoff: Welcome Yule | Mother & Child Friday, December 9th, St. Paul the Apostle, Manhattan Holidays with Dessoff: Welcome Yule | Mother & Child Sunday, December 11th, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Brooklyn Hailed as “one of the great amateur choruses of […]
Treble Talk: SSAAvvy Composers Sound Off
Join NY-ACDA R&R Co-Chairs for SSAA, Brian Stevens and Liz Geisewite, for this FREE online insight session with three inspiring composers who are churning out amazing new repertoire for treble voices. Guest composers B. E. Boykin, Katerina Gimon, and Marie-Claire Saindon will share some of their stunning SSAA pieces and talk about their processes in […]
The Holiday Music of Joseph Martin and Heather Sorenson
Join DCINY for a special performance featuring composer/conductors Joseph M. Martin and Heather Sorenson conducting a selection of their own holiday works for choir, including Martin’s Tidings of Joy and Sorenson’s Sing Lullaby, Bell Carol, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, plus other favorites. Joseph M. Martin, Composer/Conductor Heather Sorenson, Composer/Conductor Featuring Distinguished Concerts Singers International […]
Melodia Women’s Choir – A Winter’s Welcome – LIVE Concert
Invoke the exquisite transition from fall to winter with a concert of music and poetry depicting the beautiful foliage, the mellow and acute melancholy, and the beautiful moments of frost and festivity. Poetry readings are performed by a cast of NYC actors, including Abigail Ramsay and others, and are accompanied by works for treble voices. […]