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It’s been almost a month since our autumn festival In… Canto sul Garda in Riva del Garda has wrapped up… And based on this video by Latvijas Bankas koris, our participants had a lot of fun! Watch them perform, parade, create new friendships – and then do not hesitate to apply to visit Riva del […]

Featuring the catalogs of Ephraim Bay Publishing & Luke Mayernik A variety of instruments diversify your concert experience! Performed on four continents, Linda Tutas Haugen’s music has been critically acclaimed as “music of character and genuine beauty.” (Minnesota StarTribune). She has written for instrumental and vocal chamber ensembles, symphony orchestra, wind ensemble, solo voice, chorus and […]

New Pieces that Embrace Change Our Compose Like a Girl (CLAG) series has a batch of new music for your consideration! Read on for introductions to three new mentees and their CLAG premieres, as well as a few other new selections from established CLAG composers. The Compose Like a Girl initiative amplifies female-identifying composers, helps conductors diversify their concerts, and works toward more […]

Featuring the catalogs of Lorelei Ensemble & Martha Hill Duncan! Led by founder and artistic director Beth Willer, Lorelei Ensemble collaborates with leading composers, commissioning more than 65 new works that expand and deepen the repertoire of sounds, timbres, words, and stories that women use to reflect and challenge our world. Martha Hill Duncan is a composer of […]

Hi, conductors! I’m glad to announce that my piece “ENDLESS TIME“, written on a poem by Tagore, is now available at Edition ICOT (also in digital downloadable version).  I have put only a part of this beautiful poem by Rabindranath Tagore into this piece for treble voices and piano, in which the mystic poet invites […]

BCI’s Frank Nemhauser Apprentice Program is a free program designed for career-track singers and choral conductors enrolled in undergraduate or advanced degree programs. This opportunity is free to all accepted participants and includes room and board, travel expense stipend, and music fees. Apprentice opportunities in Summer 2026 include week-long programs in Amherst, MA (Beth Willer […]

How does a W.A. Mozart’s majestic Requiem sound when sung by hundreds of singers? Find out at our next festival Laurea Mundi Budapest! One of the most powerful things is when many people are singing together as one. This is what our Festival Choir is all about. Singers and choirs of any level are invited […]

Maybe you missed the chance to plan since you last saw our registration post… 😉 Time flies! It’s been almost 17 months since our last edition of the International Franz Schubert Choir Competition & Festival… … and now there are only 4 months left until we meet again in Vienna! Don’t miss your chance — […]

Enjoy all episodes FREE at https://www.ChoralFoundation.org/toolbox In Episode 45 of The Choral Director’s Toolbox, host Dr. William Baker offers timeless insights in Considerations for Handel’s Messiah, drawing from decades of conducting experience.  From editions and orchestration to soloist selection and performance practice, Dr. Baker shares practical wisdom for achieving clarity, authenticity, and joy in this beloved oratorio.  This week’s […]

SSAA Repertoire • Curated by Santiago Veros Exploring the Magic of SSAA Music: Six Works to Connect with Your Audience In the captivating realm of SSAA choral music, discovering pieces that not only excel in musical quality but also forge a deep emotional connection with both the audience and the singers is an invaluable treasure. […]