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Matthew Lewis talks Handel and Galbraith (Posted 8/16/2023)
Ember Choral Arts announces Ember Ablaze Composer Lab Competition (Posted 8/10/2023)
Stonewall kicks off Pride Month (Posted 6/1/2023)
Musica Viva NY offers a light-inspired concert (Posted 5/15/2023)
Melodia celebrates 20 years (Posted 4/24/2023)
Superlatives in a city of superlatives (Posted 4/13/2023)
Stonewall offers Considering Matthew Shepard (Posted 3/20/2023)
Musica Viva NY presents "The Sorrow and the Beauty" on March 12 (Posted 2/28/2023)
Melodia offers A Winter's Welcome (Posted 11/8/2022)
Matthew Lewis talks about the St. George's Choral Society November 20 Mendelssohn concert (Posted 11/6/2022)
Dessoff offers Duruflé and premieres of works by Vicente Lusitano (Posted 10/25/2022)
Ghostlight reprises Joby Talbot's Path of Miracles in Manhattan (Posted 6/1/2022)
Melodia returns to the stage -- with a bluegrass band (Posted 5/16/2022)
SGCS spring concert features works by Brahms (Posted 4/29/2022)
Dessoff performs works by Margaret Bonds (Posted 4/15/2022)
Cecilia Chorus offers Bonds's Ballad of the Brown King (Posted 11/15/2021)
Melodia presents "Sun, Moon and Stars" (Posted 11/8/2021)
St. George's Choral Society returns with Haydn and Bach (Posted 11/8/2021)
Dessoff presents NY premiere of Considering Matthew Shepard (Posted 10/22/2021)
BVS Women’s Choir premieres Where We Find Ourselves (Posted 6/14/2021)
Melodia Women’s Choir presents “To Dream a World” in hopes of positive change (Posted 5/12/2021)
Melodia Women’s Choir shares “Songs of Love & Hope” for a long, cold winter (Posted 11/16/2020)
A choir’s journey back to live performance (Posted 9/18/2020)
Despite pandemic, St. George's presses on with multimedia concert (Posted 9/4/2020)
Ensemble Leonarda presents "Wonder Women" (Posted 2/28/2020)
NJ Choral Society’s interim artistic director discovers musical roots (Posted 2/25/2020)
Melodia offers "Incantations" (Posted 11/15/2019)
Summer singing with a treble twist (Posted 8/7/2019)
Career jolt for Steve Friedman (Posted 7/22/2019)
Broadway actor/singer from Teaneck revisits Bernstein connection (Posted 6/1/2019)
The intersection of environmental awareness, poetry and music (Posted 6/1/2019)
Dessoff celebrates Whitman bicentennial with world premieres (Posted 5/28/2019)
St. George’s Choral Society hosts annual Summer Choral Festival (Posted 5/21/2019)
Anderson to lead chant and polyphony workshop in June (Posted 5/15/2019)
Melodia lifts the veil on Vivaldi's Gloria (Posted 4/25/2019)
“Many Moons” concert marks Corbin's finale as director of BVS Women's Choir (Posted 3/29/2019)
Dessoff presents works inspired by the Civil War poetry of Whitman (Posted 2/28/2019)
Cecilia Chorus celebrates Whitman bicentennial (Posted 2/21/2019)
St. George's opens the season with Bach and Haydn (Posted 11/13/2018)
"Where Shadow Chases Light," a moment of music and reflection (Posted 11/8/2018)
Spem in Alium: A phoenix at forty (Posted 9/21/2018)
Ember's Veterans Day weekend concerts explore issues of aging (Posted 8/31/2018)
Cantori New York wins fourth Chorus America/ASCAP award (Posted 6/28/2018)
St. George's Choral Society hosts Summer Choral Festival (Posted 5/31/2018)
Hudson Chorale celebrates American composers (Posted 5/21/2018)
The Princeton Singers: celebrating thirty-five years of singing (Posted 5/15/2018)
Cantori New York offers U.S. premiere of Dutch requiem (Posted 5/14/2018)
Cantigas founder directs final concert in Hoboken May 19 (Posted 5/11/2018)
Ember explores post-WWI issues surrounding racial and gender equality (Posted 5/9/2018)
Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys features music for the Feast of the Ascension (Posted 5/5/2018)
Cecilia Chorus offers Ethel Smyth's The Prison (Posted 4/30/2018)
Melodia celebrates 15 years with "The Harmony of Morning" (Posted 4/23/2018)
Cantori offers New York premiere of acclaimed Russian cantata (Posted 3/29/2018)
Dessoff presents Lang's the little match girl passion (Posted 3/5/2018)
The Ember Ensemble takes on issues of war (Posted 2/13/2018)
Down Town Glee Club: A Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Posted 1/11/2018)
Cecilia Chorus features soloists from around the world in Christmas Oratorio (Posted 11/30/2017)
NJCS premieres composition by Hawthorne teen (Posted 11/22/2017)
Melodia Women's Choir opens 15th season with "Autumn's Fire" (Posted 11/15/2017)
St. George’s Choral Society presents Dvořák’s Requiem on November 19 (Posted 11/13/2017)
Ember to honor veterans in World War I commemorative choral concert (Posted 10/31/2017)
Schola Cantorum on Hudson ensemble becomes “Ember” (Posted 6/21/2017)
Swedish group VoNo presents Earth Call (Posted 6/3/2017)
St. George's Choral Society Summer Choral Festival (Posted 5/15/2017)
Russian Chamber Chorus offers "Stories Spoken and Unspoken: Vocalises and Folk Songs" (Posted 5/10/2017)
Cecilia Chorus pairs world premiere by a Syrian composer with Brahms (Posted 4/30/2017)
Melodia Women's Choir features Rutter premiere in "Awakening the Spirit" (Posted 4/15/2017)
Russian Chamber Chorus of New York offers settings of Shakespeare and Pushkin (Posted 1/8/2017)
Survival and Hope: Melodia Women's Choir’s Autumn Rhapsody concerts (Posted 11/8/2016)
The Dessoff Choirs kicks off its 92nd season at Alice Tully Hall (Posted 10/15/2016)
New artistic director named as West Village Chorale launches 46th season (Posted 8/26/2016)
David Lang's the public domain for 1,000 voices premieres on Lincoln Center's main plaza (Posted 8/8/2016)
Cantigas Women's Choir makes its international debut in Argentina (Posted 6/29/2016)
Russian Chamber Chorus features music of the Baltics (Posted 5/22/2016)
Schola Cantorum on Hudson debuts commissioned Runestad work (Posted 5/13/2016)
Melodia Women's Choir premieres Hilary Purrington's Cassandra in an evening celebrating women's stories heard and unheard (Posted 5/9/2016)
The Queens College Choral Society celebrates 75 years (Posted 4/30/2016)
St. George's Choral Society announces 2016 Summer Choral Festival (Posted 4/22/2016)
A harpsichord with a storied history makes its concert debut (Posted 3/29/2016)
Love is in the air--and it stinks! (Posted 2/8/2016)
Celebrate the splendor of Russian and Ukrainian holiday music (Posted 12/30/2015)
Melodia Women's Choir offers a little bit of Latin and a whole lot of "¡Alegría! (Joy)" (Posted 11/20/2015)
Florilegium Chamber Choir celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2015-16 (Posted 11/20/2015)
Thomas Crawford and Rufus Müller talk about the St. John Passion (Posted 10/28/2015)
Connecticut performance of Handel's Israel in Egypt a "gift to the community" (Posted 10/15/2015)
MORE Opera presents Harry Bialor's Masada (Posted 8/12/2015)
PROJECT : ENCORE™ and a century mark encore! (Posted 7/27/2015)
Music Without Borders: a choral collaboration featuring American, German and Sephardic music (Posted 6/27/2015)
The New Jersey Choral Society celebrates Eric Dale Knapp's 10th anniversary (Posted 6/15/2015)
Tracing currents of Jewish choral tradition, in Russia and beyond (Posted 5/27/2015)
By women, for women: Melodia Women's Choir competition targets women composers (Posted 4/7/2015)
Judith Clurman on "Beyond Broadway: Composers Go Choral" (Posted 4/3/2015)
Harold Rosenbaum's latest projects and initiatives (Posted 3/24/2015)
Matthew Lewis talks about Honegger's King David (Posted 3/16/2015)
The Stonewall Chorale presents "From Estonia, With Love" (Posted 3/9/2015)
Thomas Crawford on the ACO's performance "As the Masters Heard It" (Posted 3/5/2015)
At age 87, the joys and struggles of downtown's all-male chorus (Posted 1/29/2015)
David Hayes on the New York Choral Society's performance of St. Paul (Posted 1/22/2015)
Russian Chamber Chorus celebrates a reflective 30th year (Posted 12/29/2014)
Youth chorus joins Cecilia Chorus of New York onstage at Carnegie Hall (Posted 12/5/2014)
Melodia Women's Choir presents a holiday concert, a new recording and a gift bazaar (Posted 11/20/2014)
Conductor Thomas Crawford talks about American Classical Orchestra's upcoming B Minor Mass (Posted 11/5/2014)
Finalmente mia: A dying art is renewed with a unique vision on the Upper East Side (Posted 10/8/2014)
A very modern Hildegard (Posted 9/22/2014)
An interview with Stephen M. Black, Music Director of Amuse Singers (Posted 9/11/2014)
Schola Cantorum on Hudson celebrates, identifies bold agenda (Posted 8/27/2014)
Matthew Lewis on St. George's Choral Society's fall concert and auditions (Posted 8/15/2014)
St. George's Choral Society presents 2nd Annual Summer Choral Festival (Posted 5/31/2014)
Asking music to help us remember (Posted 5/9/2014)
Joseph Flummerfelt makes rare NYC conducting appearance with the Manhattan Choral Ensemble (Posted 5/7/2014)
Melodia celebrates the Bard's 450th with "The Poet's Song" (Posted 4/28/2014)
David Hayes on the New York Choral Society’s April concert at Carnegie Hall (Posted 4/24/2014)
Cecilia Chorus of New York premieres new Cipullo work (Posted 4/17/2014)
St. George's Choral Society presents works by Mozart and Manuel Sosa (Posted 3/28/2014)
Brahms: The view from the keyboard (Posted 3/5/2014)
Nicholas McGegan conducts Handel’s Samson at Lincoln Center (Posted 2/17/2014)
ORTUS International New Music Competition: The face behind the music (Posted 2/14/2014)
"Choral Juxtaposition": Dessoff's intriguing reworking of music (Posted 2/4/2014)
A Russian winter brings unexpected warmth (Posted 12/24/2013)
Dessoff hosts a sing-in of a new/old work that bridges religious traditions (Posted 12/15/2013)
David Hayes on the New York Choral Society's "Christmas at Carnegie Hall" (Posted 12/13/2013)
Melodia offers "Visions of Peace" (Posted 11/19/2013)
Nicholas McGegan conducts Handel at Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival (Posted 11/15/2013)
Britten by Dessoff: an hour of great music (Posted 11/11/2013)
Poetry and Song: St. George's Choral Society presents music of Vaughan Williams and Britten on November 10 (Posted 10/31/2013)
"Britten 100" concerts mark composer's centenary (Posted 10/30/2013)
New York City Bar Chorus celebrates 20 years with gala on November 15 (Posted 10/19/2013)
PROJECT : ENCORE™ surpasses century mark (Posted 10/6/2013)
Jersey Shore Jewish Music presents "One People Many Voices: Celebrating a World of Jewish Music" (Posted 7/15/2013)
Khorikos heads to Czech festival (Posted 5/31/2013)
Cerddorion celebrates Britten's 100th with Voices for Today (Posted 5/29/2013)
Singers from the Dessoff Choirs hop the pond (Posted 5/24/2013)
Harold Rosenbaum on the choral music of John Harbison (Posted 5/15/2013)
The Philippine Madrigal Singers return to New York City (Posted 5/10/2013)
Choir and other noted artists launch cabaret to benefit reconstruction of historic Brooklyn church tower (Posted 4/20/2013)
New York Choral Consortium makes stage debut--with The New York Philharmonic (Posted 4/14/2013)
Melodia Women's Choir brightens the corners (Posted 4/10/2013)
The very first Walpurgis Night (Posted 4/9/2013)
Celebrate Spring with Rachmaninoff (Posted 4/7/2013)
David Hayes on the New York Choral Society's next Carnegie Hall performance (Posted 4/6/2013)
120 years later, a premiere at Carnegie Hall (Posted 3/14/2013)
An interview with David Hayes, new music director of the New York Choral Society (Posted 12/14/2012)
Ring in the holidays with Bach and the Central City Chorus (Posted 11/29/2012)
Melodia Women's Choir celebrates 10 years with "Questions About Angels" (Posted 11/12/2012)
For All Our Gifts--Music for Thanksgiving (Posted 10/31/2012)
Singers call the question in "Our Mother Earth" (Posted 9/22/2012)
Big anniversaries for Canticum Novum and New York Virtuoso Singers (Posted 7/31/2012)
Sweet Adelines celebrate July 13 founding all month (Posted 7/12/2012)
A win for the choral world (Posted 6/9/2012)
Gioacchino Rossini: feminist crusader (Posted 5/14/2012)
Kachanov on Kancheli (Posted 5/14/2012)
Melodia Women's Choir presents "Colors of the Sun" (Posted 4/26/2012)
The Feldenkrais Method, and why singers should take note (Posted 4/23/2012)
A recitalist and his reflection (Posted 4/15/2012)
A Parisian Spring in Manhattan: St. George's Choral Society features the French organ masters (Posted 4/12/2012)
Un-famous American masterpiece by un-famous composer coming to Westchester (Posted 3/15/2012)
Ensemble Leonarda and soprano Amaranta Viera present Bernier's cantata Medée (Posted 1/30/2012)
The Dessoff Choirs' "Refracted Bach" mid-winter festival (Posted 1/27/2012)
Tchaikovsky's legacy showcased by New York's premier Russian choral ensemble (Posted 1/15/2012)
Sweet Adelines International hosts first global open house (Posted 12/23/2011)
An interview with St. Cecilia Chorus music director Mark Shapiro (Posted 11/23/2011)
Dvořák with orchestra: more than music (Posted 11/14/2011)
Journey is the path and the destination (Posted 11/9/2011)
New York choral collaboration honors the anniversary of September 11 (Posted 10/23/2011)
A gift to New York--The 5th Festival of Universal Sacred Music on November 12 (Posted 10/15/2011)
The Philippine Madrigal Singers in New York City (Posted 9/30/2011)
Premiere choral works by Nancy Wertsch set for new CD (Posted 8/26/2011)
A choral garden grows in Queens (Posted 7/27/2011)
Taconic Opera announces its fourteenth season in Westchester County (Posted 6/15/2011)
Preparing Dvořák's Stabat Mater for performance: the artful and mysterious process of a choral collaboration (Posted 5/19/2011)
The Young People's Chorus of New York City: Transient Glory (Posted 4/29/2011)
Russian Chamber Chorus of New York begins new concert series (Posted 4/29/2011)
Poetry... and Pets? A preview of the Melodia Women's Choir spring concert, "Mornings With You" (Posted 4/25/2011)
New York Choral Consortium launches city-wide Sing New York! choral festival (Posted 4/10/2011)
Walton's Feast: Fit for a king (Posted 1/11/2011)
The Russian Chamber Chorus of New York brings to life "The Spirit of Old Russia" (Posted 11/24/2010)
A musical journey, modern and timeless: Melodia Women's Choir presents world premiere alongside beloved classics (Posted 11/11/2010)
The Mirror Visions Ensemble serves up a cuisine-themed vocal chamber music program (Posted 11/4/2010)
The little choir that could: The Young New Yorkers' Chorus celebrates its first 10 years (Posted 10/25/2010)
Ensemble Leonarda opens season of French Baroque cantatas on October 24 (Posted 10/14/2010)
Christ Church Cobble Hill to celebrate its 175th anniversary with event featuring the Canoni Chorale (Posted 9/27/2010)
Amuse offers Villa-Lobos Mass (Posted 6/6/2010)
Hoboken women's choir brings the world to New York area (Posted 5/20/2010)
Two New York choruses collaborate to perform Russian masterpiece (Posted 4/30/2010)
Works of international composers to premiere at Fourth Festival of Universal Sacred Music in Manhattan, April 24-25, 2010 (Posted 4/17/2010)
New York Choral Society takes Mahler to Mexico (Posted 4/3/2010)
Estonian choral music in New York City (Posted 3/24/2010)
Parlaying a second performance into a world-class encore: a new model breathes life into new works (Posted 3/6/2010)
Hillhouse Opera Company: an opera for the community, by the community (Posted 2/28/2010)
25th anniversary celebrations by the Russian Chamber Chorus of New York end with a surprise (Posted 12/8/2009)
And now, a Bluegrass mass! (Posted 12/7/2009)
Composer Mark Adamo performs with the Empire City Men's Chorus (Posted 12/3/2009)
Westchester Choral Society to explore seasonal traditions and innovations (Posted 11/24/2009)
Greater Nassau Chorus places fourth in the world (Posted 11/10/2009)
Choral tribute to service men and women in Queens (Posted 10/31/2009)
Dame Emma Kirkby, the "Queen of Early Music," embarks on a rare US tour (Posted 10/15/2009)
Robert Page comes to New York (Posted 10/3/2009)
Meet Amuse's token male: music director Steven Fox (Posted 9/23/2009)
Scots in the City (Posted 7/10/2009)
Winter Harbor Music Festival announces inaugural season (Posted 6/25/2009)
Russian Chamber Chorus of New York performs Russian folk songs (Posted 6/7/2009)
Frederick Delius and his neglected "Pagan" Requiem (Posted 6/3/2009)
A role debut for Deborah Voigt as The Collegiate Chorale presents Gluck's Alceste (Posted 5/20/2009)
New Jersey Choral Society to premiere work by Ed Lojeski (Posted 5/19/2009)
Melodia Women's Choir presents rare Messiaen choral work with newly-created all-women orchestra in "Visions of Eternity" (Posted 5/10/2009)
An interview with Kristina Boerger (Posted 5/9/2009)
Harold Rosenbaum previews the New York Virtuoso Singers April 26 concert (Posted 4/20/2009)
Umbrian Serenades: participants' perspectives (Posted 4/11/2009)
West Village Chorale to sing April 19 in memorial for longtime member Dan McCrary (Posted 3/29/2009)
Russian Chamber Chorus to perform "Sacred and Earthly Love" concert (Posted 3/24/2009)
Musica Sacra's season finale combines renowned artists with rising stars (Posted 3/15/2009)
RCCNY's Kachanov talks about upcoming "Winter Light" concerts (Posted 11/30/2008)
Antioch Chamber Ensemble sweeps first place honors at Tolosa International Choral Competition (Posted 11/9/2008)
Church of Saint Michael launches new choir, music program (Posted 9/19/2008)
Reflections on a performance experience in China (Posted 8/31/2008)
Securing the elusive second performance:
composers and ensembles working together to promote new music (Posted 8/15/2008)
Artist on the edge: an interview with Hila Plitmann (Posted 7/11/2008)
West Village Chorale adds evening of opera choruses to its Summer Sings (Posted 6/30/2008)
Sunset, Night, Sunrise: RCCNY offers choral miniatures and romances (Posted 5/25/2008)
Canoni Chorale: Back to Brooklyn (Posted 5/20/2008)
Words and music: The Metamorphoses of Paul Crabtree (Posted 4/21/2008)
Lessons from a rising star: Kiera Duffy takes on The Metropolis Ensemble challenge (Posted 4/7/2008)
New works spearhead opening sessions of NYC choral music festival (Posted 4/6/2008)
The Stonewall Chorale celebrates John Corigliano at 70 years young (Posted 3/30/2008)
Cantabile Chamber Chorale--a family of voices celebrates 20th anniversary in concert (Posted 3/30/2008)
Seraphic Fire burns brightly at St. Bart's (Posted 3/21/2008)
The New York City Master Chorale presents American spirituals (Posted 3/15/2008)
Tapestry of sound: a journey to the music of Azerbaijan and Franghiz Ali-Zadeh (Posted 2/29/2008)
Arranging singers in rehearsals and performances (Posted 12/22/2007)
The Singing Revolution opens in New York (Posted 12/9/2007)
World premiere of talented New York composer Becca Schack by Melodia Women's Choir of NYC opens ears to the world (Posted 11/14/2007)
My transformation into an Umbrian Serenader: a choral singer's perspective (Posted 10/14/2007)
The Gay Gotham Chorus is now the Empire City Men's Chorus (Posted 7/27/2007)
Same name, different sounds (Posted 4/28/2007)
Meredith Monk and Vocal Ensemble perform with The Stonewall Chorale (Posted 3/12/2007)
Cantori New York and PRISM Saxophone Quartet join to bring new music, new ideas to U.S. shores (Posted 2/25/2007)
An interview with Kyle Gann (Posted 2/12/2007)
A life-changing summer choral and cultural program in the Green Heart of Italy (Posted 12/22/2006)
Melodia Women's Choir premieres New York composer Allison Sniffin in a concert of Latin American reflections (Posted 11/16/2006)
St. Joseph's Singers present "Sequestered Places" (Posted 11/11/2006)
Inventive Cantori program showcases incidental music for the stage (Posted 10/24/2006)
C4: the first choral composer/conductor collective (Posted 10/20/2006)
Bad boy of the baroque returns: The Metropolis Ensemble presents Monteverdi’s Il combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda (Posted 9/23/2006)
Praying and Dancing: A world where the Pagan and the Christian co-exist (Posted 9/11/2006)
Exposing the Tiffany Consort (Posted 8/15/2006)
Eric Dale Knapp appointed to permanent position with the New Jersey Choral Society (Posted 7/31/2006)
West Village Chorale offers Early Music Sing, first in 35 years (Posted 6/23/2006)
Toch's Spoken Music Rediscovered (Posted 6/3/2006)
An outsider finds a muse: Matthew Harris's new work explores women in love (Posted 5/30/2006)
The joys of morning and other inspirations: an interview with composer Robert Dennis (Posted 5/4/2006)
A Mendelssohn Mini-Festival (Posted 4/28/2006)
Russian and American Music: Parallels and Crossings (Posted 3/12/2006)
Composing for Cerddorion: An Interview with Elliot Z. Levine (Posted 1/28/2006)
St. George’s Choral Society celebrates its 190th year (Posted 1/14/2006)
Not your usual summer choral program (Posted 1/2/2006)
Mark Shapiro and Cantori New York celebrate fifteen years together (Posted 10/25/2005)
The Sound of Sibelius returns to the east coast (Posted 10/15/2005)
Fauré into jazz (Posted 10/4/2005)
Central City Chorus celebrates its 25th anniversary (Posted 9/13/2005)
"Sköna toner från New Jersey": Cantabile Chamber Chorale wins hearts in Sweden (Posted 9/11/2005)
Innovation leads Melodia Women’s Choir to international exchange (Posted 8/30/2005)
Choirs from Queens and Denmark collaborate for 9/11 concert (Posted 8/30/2005)
New Jersey Choral Society performs in Europe (Posted 8/22/2005)
Director gets pie in the face during competition--how sweet it was! (Posted 7/24/2005)
A musical voyage around the world (Posted 6/2/2005)
Late night harmony in Murray Hill (Posted 6/1/2005)
Kristina Boerger to conduct Amuse in "A Poet Sings" (Posted 5/31/2005)
Voices of Ascension Anniversary Season Concludes with Bach Celebration (Posted 5/15/2005)
St. Joseph's Singers celebrates nighttime in debut season finale (Posted 5/3/2005)
Cellist Carter Brey to Join Voices of Ascension for "O Holy One" (Posted 4/22/2005)
Commitment and community keep Stonewall thriving (Posted 3/12/2005 3:00:00 PM)
Rosenbaum summer choir tour features Prague (Posted 3/12/2005 2:00:00 PM)
Chaliapin and Rachmaninoff (Posted 3/3/2005)
Norwegian female choir visits New York (Posted 1/26/2005)
Tallis Scholars Summer School launches in the USA (Posted 12/19/2004)
Tidings of Comfort and Joy: An Antioch Christmas returns to Summit, New Jersey (Posted 12/11/2004)
Popular "Pipes of Christmas" Returns to Central New Jersey (Posted 11/6/2004)
Cabaret-style concert to benefit Grenada's victims of Hurricane Ivan (Posted 10/15/2004)
New York Early Music Celebration October 1-10 (Posted 8/16/2004)
Riverdale Choral Society returns from Estonian Song Festival (Posted 7/15/2004)
"Wondrous Hope": How to Bring New Music to Life (Posted 5/16/2004)
Cantori celebrates 20th anniversary with works by Ohana and de Leeuw (Posted 5/16/2004)
Are we Amused? (Posted 5/16/2004)
Conley focuses West Village Chorale on music and community (Posted 5/4/2004)
Shrewsbury Chorale to premier work in memory of Brian Aschinger (Posted 4/11/2004)
East meets West: An interview with composer Nikolai Kachanov,
Artistic Director, Russian Chamber Chorus of New York (Posted 2/19/2004)
Melodia Women’s Choir raises soprano and alto voices in New York City (Posted 1/16/2004)
m-pact returns to New York after two-year absence (Posted 1/9/2004)
New Jersey Youth Chorus joins Clan Currie Society for "The Pipes of Christmas" (Posted 12/14/2003)
Director drives 500 miles to watch her choir grow (Posted 11/26/2003)
Music at Morris-Jumel (Posted 10/4/2003)
New Choral Consortium Explores Common Ground (Posted 9/26/2003)
Cantori New York program features US premiere of Tüür's Requiem (Posted 5/29/2003)
At the Summit: the Antioch Chamber Ensemble (Posted 5/8/2003)
Celebrating 40 Years: An Interview with Organist / Composer McNeil Robinson (Posted 3/13/2003)
The Long Island Choral Society: Approaching Its 75th Anniversary (Posted 2/28/2003)
The North American Welsh Choir Celebrates its Fifth Anniversary in the Big Apple (Posted 2/13/2003)
Faith Partners Program Fosters Creation of New Music for Liturgical Worship (Posted 2/1/2003)
An Interview with Nikolai Kachanov
Artistic Director, Russian Chamber Chorus of New York (Posted 1/13/2003)
Dessoff Meets Tan Dun in 21st-Century Passion (Posted 12/7/2002)
Clara Longstreth on Choosing New Music (Posted 11/30/2002)
The Young New Yorkers’ Chorus: A Choir to Inspire (Posted 11/18/2002)
First Salamone Rossi Festival Promotes Jewish Culture and Identity Through a Common Chord: Music (Posted 10/25/2002)
An Interview with Nicholas White (Posted 8/6/2002)