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Baltimore Choral Arts Society

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PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 EVENING CHORUS REHEARSAL AND DONOR EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.  WE WILL CONTACT INVITED DONORS WITH A RESCHEDULED DATE SOON.  THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.


EXPERIENCE THE POWER OF MANY VOICES!

An extraordinary season awaits you as Tom Hall and  Baltimore Choral Arts present a season of exciting music-making. 

Don’t miss New York Cabaret singer Eric Comstock in “A Celebration of the American Song,”  the ever-popular “Christmas with Choral Arts” in the breathtaking beauty of the Basilica of the Assumption, and a program featuring Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna and Schubert’s Mass in G. 

And there’s more!  Tom Hall, the Chorus and Orchestra present the third annual “Sing-Along Messiah” as the audience joins in to sing the choruses of this great masterwork.  And for the young and young at heart, there’s “Christmas for Kids,” a family holiday celebration featuring Ronnie the Reindeer and Santa himself!

Experience the thrill and power of more than 100 singers, accompanied by a virtuosic orchestra that will inspire you.  The Emmy Award-winning Baltimore Choral Arts Society.  Don’t miss a sing

 

 

Baltimore Choral Arts is grateful for the support of the France-Merrick Foundation and the William G. Baker Jr. Memorial Fund in the redesign of our website.

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A Ruby Cabaret

Friday, 16 April 2010
7:00 PM • The Grand Lodge Ballroom in Hunt Valley

Benefit Fundraiser Baltimore Choral Arts presents "A Ruby Cabaret," an exciting event to benefit our education and outreach programs. This evening of sizzling jazz and cabaret features New York cabaret singer Mark Nadler and the evening also features Tom Hall leading the Chorus, a delectable dinner, a silent and live auction, and more! Dress is cabaret chic.

The choristers were attentive to matters of blend and tonal nuance and sang with considerable expressiveness.
-- On the East Coast premiere of Tina Davidson's "Hymn of the Universe"
The Baltimore Sun (March 2009)

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