Kelsey Menehan | January 27, 2016
New choral programs are embracing Venezuela's El Sistema model to reach children in America's underserved neighborhoods.
Articles about a chorus's education programs, not conductor training
Education Programs
Mike Rowan | October 19, 2015
In the chorus-crazy land of Minnesota, there’s a charismatic new face in town putting a unique stamp on the area’s choral scene.
Kelsey Menehan | February 3, 2015
"I want to catalyze an international community around our organization and expand the repertoire that we do."
Kelsey Menehan | August 27, 2014
Gershon’s vision as he begins his 14th season with the Master Chorale is to break down barriers in choral music and redefine the concert experience.
How Choralis Attracts Young People
Michael Doan | May 30, 2014
Gretchen Kuhrmann is the director of Choralis, a Northern Virginia-based chorus that will perform Bob Chilcott’s Requiem at the Chorus America conference on June 12. Chorus America asked her about the concert and her program to train and recruit young singers.
“Choir is a tool for transforming lives.”
Kelsey Menehan | May 7, 2014
Joyce Garrett knew from a young age that she wanted to work with choirs. What she didn't realize was that this desire would lead her to change the lives of hundreds of high school students along the way.
Don Lee | April 4, 2014
Prison choirs help inmates reconnect with their self-worth and build a sense of community –both inside and outside prison walls.
Kelsey Menehan | December 26, 2013
What are the trends, challenges, and opportunities that are shaping choruses and choral music? A panel of leaders in the field weighs in.
Chorus America Staff | October 17, 2013
More past Fellows speak about the impact of their Masterclass experience.
Matthew Sigman | October 1, 2013
Over the years, many talented conductors have participated in Chorus America’s Masterclasses. The Voice asked past Fellows to share where they are now, and how their Masterclass experience has shaped their different professional paths.