The Spectrum Singers John W. Ehrlich Music Director - - - _ - Home About Us Concerts Tickets Auditions Rehearsals Archives Contact Search - - - The Spectrum Singers perform choral music from the pre-Renaissance through the 20th century, emphasizing seldom-heard works by master composers. John W. Ehrlich, Music Director. 2001-2002 Concert Season G.F. Handel: Messiah Friday, December 7, 2001, 8:00 ...

Kenneth Seitz, Director Celebrating 21 years of women's music in the Boston area ...

Musica Sacra is devoted to the best works of the choral repertoire, from Schutz to Schubert to Gesualdo to Gershwin. Part of the Boston musical scene since 1968, Musica Sacra has performed for The Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard, The Boston Museum of Science, and WGBH-FM radio.

The Boston Secession brings Boston area audiences a rare treat: the latest restored print of Josef von Sternberg's Weimar cinema classic The Blue Angel - the film that launched Marlene Dietrich's career - combined with a new soundtrack performed live by a Weimar Cabaret Band and twenty-two singers. Carefully framing Marlene Dietrich's own incomparable performance of Falling in Love Again with ...

The Greater Boston Youth Chorus ...

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A 70 voice community chorus presenting orchestrated Classical and Pops concerts in Foxboro, Massachusetts.

It was in 1973 when the Chorale of the Philharmonic Society of Arlington and the Belmont Chorus merged. Since John Bavicchi was then the music director of both groups and the Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra, it only made sense. Mr. Bavicchi's Assistant Conductor since 2000 is Barry Singer, who also conducts the Arlington-Belmont Chamber Chorus. Our accompanist is Patricia Wilson. The Chorale is ...