Articles

From the sweet lyricism of Fauré to the populism of Brahms to the theatricality of Verdi, requiems remain the favorites of singers, conductors, and audiences alike. We talked with Kathy...

Chorus America set out to build a new website and it ended up reshaping our organization. Here's what we learned along the way.

Early- and mid-career learning for choral conductors is hard to find and requires a public process that demands courage and stamina.

The Bach Choir of Bethlehem’s Bach to School program helps students see the parallels between the music of the master and their own lives.

Anne Sears, director of external affairs at Westminster Choir College of Rider University, tells Chorus America's president & CEO Ann Meier Baker about a special audience participation project during this...

To commission and premiere a new piece of music can garner a chorus and a composer media attention, industry recognition, and a concert hall full of audience members. We explore...

What are your inner critics saying as you sing? Are they keeping you back from being the best you can be? If so, it's time to take control and set...

Shining the spotlight on VocalEssence and its remarkable education outreach program serving thousands of students in and around the Twin Cities.

What are the essential elements of an education outreach program? We take a look at Music of the Baroque’s Strong Voices program, supporting promising young students and choral music in...

When you are a woman of a certain age, it is no small thing to "find your voice" again. In this season of gift giving and receiving, I am celebrating...

Instead of participating in a traditional holiday chorus concert this year, one singer finds community in a different sort of musical gathering.

Looking for an obscure piece of music? The lyrics to a song in French? Sheet music for Handel's Messiah? These online resources will help you find what you need.