Celebrating its rich history as America’s premier concert boys’ choir, The American Boychoir has long been recognized as one of the finest musical ensembles in the country. Capitalizing on its trademark blend of musical sophistication, spirited presentation, and ensemble virtuosity, The Boychoir performs regularly with world-class ensembles and artists. The Boychoir's standing as preeminent ambassadors of American musical excellence is maintained through an extremely busy touring schedule both nationally and abroad and through frequent television and radio guest appearances. Boys in fourth through eighth grades come from across the country and around the world to pursue a rigorous musical and academic curriculum at The American Boychoir School in Princeton, New Jersey. Directed by Fernando Malvar-Ruiz.

The Seven Angels (with Timo Tolkki, Michael Kiske, David DeFeis, Rob Rock, Oliver Hartmann, Andre Matos, Kai Hansen & Frank Tischer); No Return (with Michael Kiske & Andre Matos); The Looking Glass (with Bob Catley); In Quest For (with Frank Tischer & Bob Catley); The Final Sacrifice (with Jens Ludwig & David.

A women's ensemble dedicated to small ensemble singing in a setting where every voice matters. Our focus is a cappella music written for treble voices drawn from the sacred and secular classical repertory, ranging from chant to new commissions. We have a three concert season with programs in September, January and June and do other concerts as the opportunity arises. We have 6 rehearsals in the three weeks prior to each concert and require strong reading skills and a willingness to work hard. We also offer numerous solo and one-on-a-part opportunities in each program.

Directed by Colin Britt. Ars Choralis is dedicated to celebrating the human spirit through song. Its membership is drawn from the greater Hudson Valley community. The chorus performs an eclectic repertoire, from choral masterworks to chamber music from all periods, to new commissions, contemporary gospel, jazz, folk and pop. It is known for innovative programming, weaving together choral music and the spoken word into an artistic expression of its own, often with an overarching social consciousness. Ars Choralis follows a three-concert season, performing in December, March and June, often in collaboration with other choruses, area orchestras, chamber ensembles, dance and theater groups.

Directed by Barbara Pickhardt. Founded in 1965, Ars Musica began as a small community chorus. Now, more than fifty years later, Ars Musica is recognized as one of the most accomplished choruses in the area and continues to offer singers the opportunity to perform a wide variety of classical choral music. Members of Ars Musica can expect to be welcomed into the tristate’s warmest choral family. Ars Musica performs four concert programs per season of challenging and rewarding choral works in some of the region’s most beautiful venues. Directed by James Kennerley.

The Bach Choir was founded in 1968, in conjunction with Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. It features renderings of the cantatas of J. Bach on their appropriate liturgical Sundays within the service of Vespers, as he presented them himself. Bach Vespers was the first, and is the longest-running series of its kind in this hemisphere. The choir is comprised of professional singers from the NY region, and along with the Bach Players (on Baroque period instruments) it is considered one of the finest early music ensembles in the nation. Their season runs from late October through Easter, occurring weekly on Sunday evenings at 5:00 PM.

Directed by Rick Erickson. Known internationally for their eclectic and irreverent Barbershop interpretations of a range of popular music, the Big Apple Chorus has received numerous awards, is a nine-time finalist in international competition, and has performed in Russia, Canada and throughout the United States. The chorus was founded in 1949 and has been performing in its current form since 1983.

Locally, they are known for their Christmas performances at South Street Seaport and numerous shows at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. Directed by Jack Pinto. The Brooklyn Community Chorus is an independent community choir in Park Slope, Brooklyn, open to anyone who loves to sing a variety of music, both sacred and secular, classical and popular, historic and contemporary. We draw our conductors and soloists exclusively from within the chorus and from the local community; and our choice of repertoire is often determined by popular consent of the group rather than imposed by a single music director.

It is this spirit of democratic community that makes the Brooklyn Community Chorus unique, and a truly community organization. In addition to our full concert in June, we perform at various community venues and events throughout the year. All ages welcome, no auditions needed. Directed by Steven Coburn, Jim DeBenedetto and Catherine Aks. An ensemble committed to bringing people together through artistic expression.

Members are encouraged to appreciate and celebrate the diverse cultures which make our world great. Founder Frank A.

Haye, conductor, choral director, flutist, composer and producer, states 'BIC is a group of performing ambassadors that will spread the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ through throughout the United States and abroad.' BIC has sung for worship services, interfaith gatherings, holiday concerts, jazz, blues and rock clubs/festivals, community events, peace, ecology,and yoga festivals, philanthropic groups, fraternal associations, artistic organizations, tv programs, and private events. Performances have taken BIC throughout the East Coast, as well as internationally to Italy, Egypt, and China.

Haye states, 'We believe the power of music transcends our cultural, political, financial, and religious differences to expose that which we truly share: faith, hope and love.' Directed by Frank A. World music, spirituals, Appalachian and other traditional folk settings, along with historical choral repertoire from both eastern and western traditions, are all part of the musical scene on Sunday mornings at Brookside Community Church. With a total weekly time commitment of only 8:30 AM to noon each Sunday, singers receive vocal training and instruction in sight singing from conductor Deborah Simpkin King, in addition to experience with an eclectic and lively choral repertoire.

The choir is open to adults and high school students from the community who love to sing. Neither church membership nor audition is necessary. Directed by Deborah Simpkin King. Leads worship during the 11:00 AM Sunday service and other special concert events throughout the year at Calvary Baptist Church (independent; est.

We continuously welcome applications from disciplined professional and non-professional singers who publicly profess faith in Jesus Christ, and whose lives reflect their faith. Membership is by audition and interview. Repertoire comprises challenging classical and 20th Century sacred anthems. Calvary offers you a warm church home with a vital spiritual life. Directed by Stace Gaddy. An amateur choir providing an opportunity for worship leadership and song in a beautiful sacred space. Repertory includes traditional sacred music as well as spirituals and gospel settings, geared to those new to choral singing.

The choir sings the third Sunday of every month as well as occasional holy days and concerts. We particularly welcome those who are differently-abled. Christ Church is a diverse, liberal and multi-cultural Episcopal parish where all are welcome. Directed by John Sheridan.

A professional-level chamber choir about which The New York Times said, 'Chamber choruses don't come any better,' The Canticum Novum Singers is now entering its 45th season under founder/conductor Harold Rosenbaum. Known for its gorgeous blend and expressiveness, the choir performs music of all periods. Of the over 700 members throughout the years, over 100 have gone on to sing professionally. The choir has performed over 500 concerts in this country and on four European tours, and has collaborated countless times with P.D.Q. Bach (Peter Schickele), and with orchestras. The Canticum Novum Singers is in residence at St.

Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church on 87th Street and West End Avenue. Directed by Harold Rosenbaum.

Die Siedler 5 Free Download Vollversion Chip. For over three decades, Cantori New York has been widely acclaimed as one of New York's premier choral ensembles. Cantori is the only volunteer chorus in the Eastern United States to have received three ASCAP/Chorus America Adventurous Programming Awards. The group has built a strong reputation for artistic excellence and innovative programming including the US premieres of important works by several generations of 20th and 21st century composers, alongside early music and standard repertoire. Cantori has been presented by American Ballet Theater, American Opera Projects, Gotham Early Music Series, Great Performers at Lincoln Center, Music at the Anthology, Teatro Grattacielo and others at distinguished venues including Zankel Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and Le Poisson Rouge.

Directed by Mark Shapiro. The Choir of Men and Boys sings Sunday 11:15 AM Choral Eucharist weekly during the school year including a complete setting of the ordinary of the mass. There is also a monthly Choral Evensong, Sunday at 4 PM, several Feast Day services, as well as a yearly concert. The choir sings a varied repertoire from the last four centuries with an emphasis on the Anglican choral tradition. Men rehearse Thursdays, and boys rehearse both Tuesdays and Thursdays and alternate Saturdays. Directed by Larry Tremsky. The Cathedral Chorale sings regularly at the 11 AM Eucharist at the Cathedral, September thru May.

The ensemble performs repertoire from the Anglican tradition. This diverse choir is made up of singers from the neighborhood, Columbia University and around the city. Highlights of the season include St. Francis Day and the Blessing of the Animals with Paul Winter along with the annual Cathedral Christmas Concert where the Chorale joins the professional Cathedral Choir and Cathedral Choristers. Directed by Kent Tritle, Malcolm J. Merriweather, Raymond Nagem.

One of New York's longest established, highest regarded and most affable community choruses. The Cecilia Chorus of New York, proud winner of the 2015 ASCAP/Chorus America Alice Parker Award that recognizes creativity in programming, has performed choral-orchestral masterworks in Carnegie Hall at least twice annually since before the Johnson administration. The Chorus was a 2013 winner of The American Prize in Choral Performance. Established in 1906 as The St. Cecilia Chorus. Directed by Mark Shapiro.

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