Latest Community Posts

I have a small Episcopalian choir of ten and I’m looking for some easy anthems for Easter Sunday. I have already decided that we will sing Mozart’s “Laudate Dominum,” but I would like some other classical suggestions that are of the same difficulty. Any help?    Thanks,   Wil Gonzales

Hello:   I am doing some research and wondered how many listers have found themselves responsible for the running of the technical elements of their musical theatre productions? Specifically, lighting, sound and set construction. Of those who do, how many had prior training and how would they rate their skills?   Thanks,   Dana Taylor

These three arangements have just been published by A Tempo and may be heard in entirety and ordered at donaldpatriquin.com. SONGS OF LOVE AND NONSENSE consists of “J’entends le moulin”, “I’ll Go See My Love” and “On This Hill There Was A Tree”. The suite was commissioned by the Cantabile Men’s Chorus, Kingston, Ontario (Mark […]

  Leonard Enns Receives Juno Nomination for Classical Composition of the Year   The DaCapo Chamber Choir is thrilled to announce that Artistic Director and conductor, Leonard Enns, has received a Juno nomination for Classical Composition of the Year, for Nocturne!Nocturne is featured on the DaCapo Chamber Choir’s second CD, ShadowLand, which was released this past November.  You […]

 Hi I’m considering starting a men’s choir at my university. Any advice?….  

Does anyone have information about a Mass setting written near Wechselburg (near Chemnitz in Germany)? A handwritten MS – anon – has been in our possession for some years but the Credo is missing. I would appreciate any information and would really like to find the missing movement.

Our middle school went to a teaming schedule. As a result, there are 5 periods for “Core” courses and 2 periods for “Activities.” Choir, Band, and orchestra are “activities” and are scheduled at the same time. Membership numbers are actually great. The problem is this – the high number of students taking music during the […]

Hello All, This year the theme for my small a cappella community chorus is “home,” including the categories: homestead (life around the house and garden), homesick (longing for home) love of country/place habitat (human and otherwise) home is where the heart is (home as a love for a person or entity other than a place) […]

Hello there – this is my first posting on Choralnet, so I hope I am in the right forum – my name is Lucy Champion, I live in Dublin and am a member of Anuna, (directed by Michael McGlynn).   I am currently undertaking a series of choral clinics in Ireland – working with singers […]

Dear fellow choral directors,   I am currently working on my masters project entitled, “Technology Use in the Choral Program.” One of the things I am trying to determine is the extent to which K-12 choral educators use computers and computer-related technologies in their programs, either directly with students or in creating support materials and resources for […]