The Frederick Chorale celebrates its thirty-second year anniversary as Frederick’s premier performing ensemble. The Chorale, an auditioned chamber chorus of fifty-five voices, was founded in 1977 by Nancy Roblin, an accomplished organist and choral conductor, to provide an outlet for talented area singers who wanted to study and perform great choral music from all periods. The Chorale has distinguished itself by the high caliber of its performances of masterworks and by combining visual and theatrical elements with choral singing to enhance the audience's experience. (Click for more information)
BRAHMS AWAY! THE BRAHMS REQUIEM
Saturday, February 27, 2010, 7:30 PM
First Baptist Church of Frederick
7040 Bowers Road, Frederick MD 21702
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Sunday, March 14, 2010, 3:30 PM
Woodbrook Baptist Church
25 Stevenson Lane, Baltimore, MD 21212
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A NEW CONCERT DATE AND LOCATION has been set for the MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! performance.The new date and location will now be:
Saturday, May 15, 2010 at 7:30 pm
The First Baptist Church of Frederick
7040 Bowers Road, Frederick, MD 21702
Vocal auditions for all voice parts will be held starting in August for this 50-voice chamber chorus, under the direction of Nancy Roblin. This year, the Chorale will be celebrating its 33rd season with its annual Revels in December, the Brahms' Requiem in February, and a concert of 1950s favorites in May.
If you have a good and pleasing voice, can read music fairly well, have a background singing in choruses or choirs, and want to join a remarkable group of fellow singers/musicians, please schedule an audition with Scott Myers, by calling him at: 301-371-6594. More information about the Frederick Chorale is available on the group’s website at www.frederickchorale.org.
It's amazing to look back on the many highlights this group of people has shared since its inception in 1977. We have had great adventures - such as riding camels in Jordan's Petra, singing in the exalted spaces of Salisbury Cathedral, shooting the rapids in the St. Lawrence River and gazing at calving glaciers in Glacier Bay.
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