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The audience's enjoyment of the work was enhanced by the chorus' beautiful diction and the perfect balance between instruments and voices.
-- On Carmina Burana with Reading Symphony
The Reading Eagle (May 2009)
The women of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society, singing through open doors on an upper level of the hall, spun out the final wordless song exquisitely.
-- On Holst's The Planets with Baltimore Symphony
The Baltimore Sun (November 2008)
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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Upcoming
Free Family Concert and Sing-Along
Saturday, 23 October 2010
2:00 PM • Central Pratt Library
Music Director Tom Hall leads Baltimore Choral Arts in a free, interactive performance designed for the whole family, including an audience sing-along to great American choral classics. This free concert is part of "Free Fall Baltimore" and will take place in the Main Lobby of the Enoch Pratt Central Library, 400 Cathedral Street. Seating is first-come, first served.
The Baltimore Choral Arts Society, under the direction of Tom Hall, has clearly arrived as one of the finest cultural institutions in Maryland and the nation.
The Baltimore Sun
