Organization

Choral concert: "Carmina Burana"

Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus at Sanders Theatre

May 3, 2013

Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus, with soloists and Boston City Singers Children's Chorus, present Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, a collection of  colorful medieval songs about fate, love, and carousing, conducted by Edward Jones. Soloists: Deborah Selig, soprano; Charles Blandy, tenor; Sumner Thompson, bass-baritone.

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Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus concert

Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus at Sanders Theatre

December 8, 2012

 Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus presents Brahms' beautiful Ein deutsches Requiem ("German Requiem"), with the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston, directed by Edward Elwyn Jones.  Saturday, December 8th, at 8 pm in Sanders Theatre at Harvard University.  Soloists:  Amanda Forsythe, soprano; Douglas Williams,...

Schubert's "Mass in A-flat"

Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus at Sanders Theatre

April 20, 2012

Now in its 32nd season, the 170-voice Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus, conducted by Kevin Leong, will present Franz Schubert's powerful and rarely performed "Mass in A-flat." The concert will feature soprano Deborah Selig, mezzo-soprano Tania Mandzy, tenor Charles Blandy, and baritone Thomas Jones.

Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" (Parts 1-3)

Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus at Sanders Theatre

December 9, 2011

Now in its 32nd season, the Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus, conducted by Kevin Leong, will join the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston to perform Johann Sebastian Bach's joyful "Christmas Oratorio" (Parts 1-3 for the First Three Days of Christmas). With 170 voices, soprano Brenna Wells, countertenor Douglas Dodson, tenor Lawrence Jones,...

Choral concert:

Presented by Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus at Sanders Theatre

April 23, 2011

Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus Spring Concert: Stravinsky, "Symphony of Psalms" and motets by Bach and Schuts. Conducted by Dr. Kevin Leong with Harvard Academic Festival Orchestra. Soloists: Julia Cavallaro, mezzo-soprano;Douglas Dodson, countertenor; Michael Barrett, tenor; John Proft, bass.