News and Notices

The world of music has lost a great friend and composer at the death of Sir Lindsay Arthur Lafford, Lord of Ridley – October October 27, 1912 – April 5, 2014. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his daughter Julia Welbon, and his sons, Llewellyn and Peter.  Requiescat in Pace. Lindsay Arthur Lafford, aged […]

Beloved Musician, Composer, and Professor, C. Griffith Bratt joined the heavenly chorus on Easter Sunday, he was 99 years old. We all join in offering our prayers for his lovely wife, Mary, and the rest of his family, but know that our dear friend is now living a resurrected life in heaven (and as his son […]

April 28, 2014 Princeton Pro Musica Presents: A Symposium on Handel’s Israel in Egypt Princeton Public Library 65 Witherspoon St. Princeton, NJ Free   Princeton Pro Musica will hold a symposium panel discussion prior to its May concert of great music by G.F. Handel, featuring the oratorio Israel In Egypt. The free symposium will be […]

From the Paul Salamunovich Page on Facebook:   We finally have the particulars for Paul’s services. The rosary will be said for him Friday, May 2nd at 7:00pm at St. Charles Borromeo Church in North Hollywood-Paul’s home parish for the past 65 years and where he served as choir director for 60 years. The funeral […]

Help send the UMD Chamber Singers to Seoul, South Korea!   The University of Maryland’s premier choral ensemble, the UMD Chamber Singers, has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support their trip to Seoul, South Korea, where they will perform as one of the featured ensembles at the 10th World Symposium on Choral Music (WSCM 10). […]

If Don Neuen has been your conductor, teacher, mentor, or an inspiration in your life, we want to invite you to join us in celebrating and thanking him! After 60 years of conducting and 50 years of collegiate teaching, he is retiring from UCLA and preparing to launch into a more active phase of guest conducting, […]