Musings on Choral Music for Treble Voices: The Concentus Women’s Chorus Blog
Read thoughts from singers on their favorite (or least favorite) choral compositions, compositions by and for women singers, program notes, our conductor’s perspective from the front of the chorus, historical accuracy of performance, and how we discover new or rediscovered musical literature for women’s voices. For fans of choral music, singing, music for women, women composers, chamber and voice collaboration, and…fans of Concentus!
- Spring Concert Preview: Paper Crane
- Spring Concert Preview: Everyday Wonders
- Spring Concert Preview: Song of Miriam
- Sirens at the RPO
- Being Me
- When is Concentus Recording Another CD?
- Learning the Repertoire
- Eternal Light in Music…and Giving Death its Due
- On Stars, Death, and Music
- Why I Love this Lush, Romantic, Secular Piece by Brahms
- Labor of Love
- Carols & Cantatas
- Concentus in the Community
- All my Music History Dreams Come True!
- Triplets (Musical, not Identical or Fraternal)
- Reflections on our Evening of Fun and Fundraising
- Willow Center: New Name – New Energy – Same Mission
- Positive Energy, Inspiration, and Compassion: The Shared Ideals of Concentus & Alex and Ani
- Finding a Personal Connection to What We Sing
- What Goes into a Concert
- Why Attend a Live Performance?
- Performing The Planets – as Singer and Spouse: A Conversation with Kathy (and Kenny) Grant
- A Conversation with the Composer: Rich Wilder, Where Is My Love?
- The Role of the Conductor: A Member’s Perspective
- On Community and Sisterhood: A Member’s Perspective
- Letting it Shine at Christmas Time: A Member’s Perspective
- Finding Intentionality Through Music: A Member’s Perspective
- Why I’m a Fan of Concentus: A Community Member’s Perspective
- Ensemble Music is a Team Sport
- What is Pergolesi’s “Stabat Mater”?
- Announcing Our 2012–2013 Season