Musings and Perspectives on Choral MusicChoral Art Blog

I Hear America Singing America’s musical heritage mirrors the contradictions of the nation’s history, for better and worse. In the

As the year winds down and darkness closes in, we cherish the renewal that Christmas and a new year can

Discovering Hidden Treasures England’s rich musical heritage reaches back well before the Renaissance and includes so many outstanding composers –

How do we recognize masterpieces? Do they have to stand the test of time, and, if so, how much time?

Holiday Favorites, Old and New When we polled our members last spring about favorite pieces to sing in our anniversary

Everlasting Voices Program Notes What better way to begin our 50th anniversary season than by sampling favorites, old and new,

“The Hope of Loving,” our concert of choral works by Jake Runestad (b. 1986), obviously focuses on the music, but

Welcome to CAE’s annual pops concerts, cannily timed to brighten the dark days before spring’s return. Back by popular demand,

We initially took our inspiration for this concert from the woman at the center of the Christmas story–Mary, the mother