News and Notices

Open to experienced choristers, proficient in reading music, who have performed major choral-orchestral works and are available for the rehearsals and all festival performances. Varna International is inviting choristers to join the “Muzika!” Festival Chorus for performances of Verdi Requiem and Homing, by J.A.C. Redford, in South Carolina and Georgia. Redford is a renowned American […]

Want to give a conference presentation, but not sure where to start? Need help transforming your personal strengths into an interest session topic? Want feedback on your current session idea? Think you are too busy to put together a presentation? Attend the next WiCHEd (Women in Choral Higher Education) session and explore the possibilities. Tuesday, […]

“This opera company is clearly trying to engage audiences in fresh and relevant ways, while maintaining the high caliber of excellence that one associates with the opera. Brava.” – No Proscenium NEW YORK, NY (For Release 03.14.23) — Celebrating its first opera staged at a proscenium theater in its seven-year history, City Lyric Opera (CLO) […]

“Alzheimer’s Stories,” the Robert S. Cohen and Herschel Garfein work for soloists, chorus and ensemble (also piano) based on stories from friends and families of Alzheimer’s patients, originally commissioned by the Susquehanna Valley Chorale, will be receiving a number of performances by U.S. based choirs over the next month. This weekend, it will be performed […]

Music is a universal language that can bring together people from different cultures and backgrounds. In the case of “Lake of Stars,” the musical collaboration between Santiago Veros, Brian Stevens, and Anthony Silvestri, the magic of music merges with poetry to create a unique and moving work. The story of “Lake of Stars” begins three […]

Maybe you are looking for an exciting experience for your next semester. We are all waiting for Spring Break to digest everything that happened in the semester, rest a bit with the family and… one day look out the window and think “What the #$4@% am I going to do with my program next semester?” […]