This movement represents the most inspired pages of music Duruflé ever composed…
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This brilliant motet expresses with excitement the coming of the Saviour…
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This is one of Victoria’s most famous and beautiful motets…
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James Bassi, a core member of our tenor section for decades, is also a highly noted composer…
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There is debate about who composed this wild piece…
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Martha Sullivan is a well-known person in the New York choral community, both as a composer and professional singer…
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Once attributed to John Redford, this is one of the most often performed anthems…
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Born in Paris in 1857, Cécile Chaminade was a composer and concert pianist…
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Maurice Duruflé was more influenced by Gregorian Chant than anything else…
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It might not be a coincidence that this video was created during the pandemic year 2020…
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One of the most beautiful examples of the Swedish national romantic era…
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The Estonian composer Veljo Tormis is famous for his choral compositions…
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Our concert on International Women’s Day March 8, 2019, was dedicated to female composers
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Great memories from times when meeting and performing together…
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Yesterday we featured Palestrina in his jubilant, extroverted mode. Today’s piece…
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This sublime movement from Palestrina’s most famous Mass is a perfect example of Palestrina’s serene, flowing, spiritually elevated style.
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The freedom song, The Drinking Gourd describes a critical journey traveled by many slaves in America…
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Take Him, Earth was commissioned for the national conference of the American Choral Directors Association…
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Early 20th century changes in the social and legal status of women…
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Johann Sebastian Bach inscribed in every composition: “Soli Dei Gloria”…
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