Oct 11th, 2009 by kallemba
Check out what former choristers have been up to in a new page devoting to keeping tabs on the choir alumni: CHOIRalums. We start with three former choristers with more to come…
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Oct 7th, 2009 by kallemba
On Friday October 9th at 10:30 AM the 500th Convocation of the University of Chicago will feature the world premiere of Shulamit Ran’s Ad Sciendam… Members of the University choirs have carefully prepared this stunning new work. The text incorporates the Book of Wisdom, both in Hebrew and Latin, as well as the motto of the University of Chicago: Crescat scientia; vita excolatur (Let knowledge increase from more to more, that life may be enriched.) The ceremony is free and open to the public.
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Oct 3rd, 2009 by kallemba
Rockefeller Chapel Choir will begin the year with Oldroyd Mass for the Quiet Hour, Vaughan Williams Antiphon, and a little world music from Missa Luba. We have the biggest choir in the past five years, so it should be a glorious sound in the Chapel.

In the Choir Stalls at Rockefeller Chapel
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Sep 22nd, 2009 by kallemba
It is already that time again, please encourage all to sign up early: Auditions Link.
Also, check out last year’s season in CHOIRnews.
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Sep 19th, 2009 by kallemba
The nationally syndicated radio show Pipedreams features our wonderfully restored organ and University of Chicago choirs on their September broadcast. There are performances by our beloved organist Tom Weisflog, as well as concerts from the past year and audio files of our first two commissions!
http://pipedreams.publicradio.org/listings/2009/0937/
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