Congratulations to the Syracuse University Vocal Ensemble on their beautiful and moving Northeast Premiere of Melissa Dunphy's Amendment: Righting Our Wrongs on April 27!
Welcome @cerddorionnyc and Artistic Director James John to the Votes for Women Choral Consortium! They will be giving the New York City premiere of Melissa Dunphy's Amendment: Righting Our Wrongs on May 1!
#SingingForSocialConsciousness
Seven Living Words of the HIV Positive by Thomas Schuttenhelm in honor of World AIDS Day
1. Diagnosis
2. Family & Friends
3. Daily Routine / Taking the Pill
4. Undetectable
5. Dating
6. Religion
7. Re-imagining the Future
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Classical Singer Magazine interviewed Chorosynthesis about diversifying choral repertoire, especially at the high school level where state recommendation lists tend to favor compositions by dead white European men. Thank you to Greg Moomjy for including us in the conversation!
Singing for Social Consciousness Workshop at the National CMS Conference! We will be presenting on Sat, Oct 7 at 11:00 pm in Highland J at the Convention Center.
ANNOUNCING: Empowering Silenced Voices Database, version 2! This searchable database includes over 250 new pieces from our reading sessions and concerts, research assistants, the NYSSMA Manual, and recommendations from the choral community.
https://t.co/7uoJayPOm1
Meet Keren Idelman, one of our three research assistants working on our ESV Database! She is a senior at Syracuse University studying music education and music history.
Meet Micayla MacDougall, a summer research assistant working on the ESV Database! "I'm a senior music education in the Setnor School of Music, and a jazz vocalist, bassoonist, and baritone saxophonist. I am thrilled to be a part of such an incredible team and important project!"
We are making a major update to our ESV Database, including new entries and a new searchable interface that will be unveiled later this summer. Help your fellow colleagues by submitting your favorite pieces on themes of social justice/consciousness! https://t.co/u4CZGjphnA
A warm welcome to our summer research assistants, Keren Idelman, Micayla MacDougall, and Elizabeth McCrohan!! They are already hard at work on a major update to our Empowering Silenced Database that includes more titles (all levels) and an easy-to-use searchable interface.
Our 2016 live performance of @KeaneSouthard 's "Do You Hear How Many You Are?" was selected by the Ball State University Peace Center for presentation at their upcoming Benjamin V. Cohen Peace Conference! https://t.co/WIEuJuVLox