Chanticleer in Sonoma Choral Workshop
Chanticleer and Sonoma Bach announce the next workshop:
June 19-23, 2013
June 19-23, 2013
Details will be posted on this site in September 2012
If you like ensemble singing, this is the workshop for you.
Click on the image above to download our Save the Date flyer. Send it to all your singing friends.
"If it is the love of singing that brings you joy, then this is the workshop for you! Come spend five days of music-making with us in California's beautiful wine country. We promise to make it an unforgettable experience."
Join Chanticleer for an intensive five-day program of coaching, classes and rehearsals designed to make you the best choral singer that you can be. In a beautiful wine country setting just one hour from San Francisco, you’ll receive in-depth instruction and valuable performance tips from America’s premier classical vocal ensemble.
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The twelve singers of the GRAMMY Award-winning ensemble participate in chamber ensemble coaching sessions and demonstrations of rehearsal techniques, as well as informal interactions with workshop participants throughout the workshop.
The workshop is designed for experienced chamber chorus or other choral singers at the university-level and beyond. Maximum enrollment is 64 singers. Male and female singers with good sight-singing ability are encouraged to apply. Admission is determined by specific criteria, including vocal characteristics and background, recent choral experience, and a reference statement.
Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to learn first-hand from the professionals of Chanticleer, all in the comfort of the first-class facilities at Sonoma State University in the heart of the Sonoma wine country.
For workshop information and application materials, click above on the Chanticleer in Sonoma tab.
We hope you enjoy these performances of the workshop choir and small ensembles
from the closing concert of the 2009 workshop, directed by Joseph Jennings.
Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel, arranged by Moses Hogan
Improvvisazione, by Josef Swider
Stabet Mater, by Josef Swider
Vocalisa "tikitiki", by Josef Swider
Schaffe in mir Gott, ein rein Herz, by Johannes Brahms
Le chant des oyseaux, by Clement Janequin
It's all Right with Me, by Cole Porter, arranged by Kirby Shaw.
“We learned to listen and sing so that every note blends and every phrase carries meaning.”
If you like ensemble singing, this is the workshop for you.
Click on the image above to download our Save the Date flyer. Send it to all your singing friends.
"If it is the love of singing that brings you joy, then this is the workshop for you! Come spend five days of music-making with us in California's beautiful wine country. We promise to make it an unforgettable experience."
Join Chanticleer for an intensive five-day program of coaching, classes and rehearsals designed to make you the best choral singer that you can be. In a beautiful wine country setting just one hour from San Francisco, you’ll receive in-depth instruction and valuable performance tips from America’s premier classical vocal ensemble.
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The twelve singers of the GRAMMY Award-winning ensemble participate in chamber ensemble coaching sessions and demonstrations of rehearsal techniques, as well as informal interactions with workshop participants throughout the workshop.
The workshop is designed for experienced chamber chorus or other choral singers at the university-level and beyond. Maximum enrollment is 64 singers. Male and female singers with good sight-singing ability are encouraged to apply. Admission is determined by specific criteria, including vocal characteristics and background, recent choral experience, and a reference statement.
Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to learn first-hand from the professionals of Chanticleer, all in the comfort of the first-class facilities at Sonoma State University in the heart of the Sonoma wine country.
For workshop information and application materials, click above on the Chanticleer in Sonoma tab.
We hope you enjoy these performances of the workshop choir and small ensembles
from the closing concert of the 2009 workshop, directed by Joseph Jennings.
Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel, arranged by Moses Hogan
Improvvisazione, by Josef Swider
Stabet Mater, by Josef Swider
Vocalisa "tikitiki", by Josef Swider
Schaffe in mir Gott, ein rein Herz, by Johannes Brahms
Le chant des oyseaux, by Clement Janequin
It's all Right with Me, by Cole Porter, arranged by Kirby Shaw.
“We learned to listen and sing so that every note blends and every phrase carries meaning.”
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