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The Brahms Requiem: Questions for the Conductor

Don Lee | July 14, 2016

The Brahms Requiem served as the artistic focal point of Chorus America’s Robert Shaw Centenary Symposium, which centered around the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus’s April 2016 performance of this masterwork. Symposium faculty shared their thoughts on issues conductors ought to address as they prepare the piece.

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Meet A Member: Brett Scott, University of Cincinnati-College Conservatory of Music

Mike Rowan | June 30, 2016

L. Brett Scott has touched many sides of the choral world in his career so far, and it figures that plenty more is in store. “My association has gone from a symphonic chorus, to research, to a community choir, and now includes a larger choral-orchestral ensemble again,” he says.

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Noteworthy: A Romantic Era Masterpiece by a Female Composer

Don Lee | March 24, 2014

While pursuing one of his favorite pastimes, conductor Mark Shapiro happened upon a groundbreaking piece from the Romantic era.

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Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem

An Act of International Reconciliation
Dr John Evans | December 10, 2012

As the world celebrates the centenary of this central figure of 20th century classical music, noted scholar John Evans illuminates the power and impact of his great choral-orchestral work.

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Masterclass in Motion: The Making of a Choral-Orchestral Conductor

Matthew Sigman | March 21, 2012

Early- and mid-career learning for choral conductors is hard to find and requires a public process that demands courage and stamina.

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