| Willipedia is now back online as of 5/5/2019 |
| It has been several years since Willipedia closed. Please help get it updated! |
| Go to the Willipedia 2.0 Project to learn more. |
Difference between revisions of "Concert Choir"
m (groups) |
(hadn't been updated since Rick's year!) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Category:Groups]] | [[Category:Groups]] | ||
| − | The Concert Choir is Williams' largest choir, conducted and managed by [[Brad Wells]]. | + | The Concert Choir is Williams' largest choir, conducted and managed by [[Brad Wells]]. It usually has between 40 and 70 members, admitted by audition (email bwells if you're interested). This year, Concert Choir is looking especially for tenors. |
| − | The Choir sings large works from the concert repertoire (such as Carmina Burana | + | The Choir sings large works from the concert repertoire (such as Carmina Burana, Mozart's Requiem, and Bach's Mass in B Minor), and goes on international tours in alternating years. In 2009, the group is going to Argentina with other ensembles from the music department. In 2007, they went to Italy, singing Palestrina's music in his place of birth and staying in Rome, Florence, and Como. In 2005, they traveled to Bolivia, to sing in isolated mission towns and mountain bike down the World's Most Dangerous Road [http://gravitybolivia.com/view?page=12]. Two years before, they went to Sweden, Finland, and Estonia, and in 2001 to Italy. |
Latest revision as of 10:16, September 20, 2008
The Concert Choir is Williams' largest choir, conducted and managed by Brad Wells. It usually has between 40 and 70 members, admitted by audition (email bwells if you're interested). This year, Concert Choir is looking especially for tenors.
The Choir sings large works from the concert repertoire (such as Carmina Burana, Mozart's Requiem, and Bach's Mass in B Minor), and goes on international tours in alternating years. In 2009, the group is going to Argentina with other ensembles from the music department. In 2007, they went to Italy, singing Palestrina's music in his place of birth and staying in Rome, Florence, and Como. In 2005, they traveled to Bolivia, to sing in isolated mission towns and mountain bike down the World's Most Dangerous Road [1]. Two years before, they went to Sweden, Finland, and Estonia, and in 2001 to Italy.
