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Carols and Lullabies (Christmas in the Southwest) – Susa, Conrad / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
Go Tell It on the Mountain – Barnett (arr.), Steve / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
Jesu, Joy of Our Desiring – Bach, Johann Sebastian / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
My Dancing Day – Gardner, John / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
Variations on an Old Noël – Samuel-Rousseau, Marcel / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
Vigilate – Byrd, William / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
We Three Kings – Davidson, Randall / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
What Sweeter Music – Rutter, John / Musica Navideña de las Americas (1993-1994)
Intimations of Immortality, Opus 29 – Finzi, Gerald / First Finzi Festival of America (1989-1990)
A Psalm of Praise – Daniels, Mabel / Music of English and American Women (1979-1980)
The Valleys Shall Sing – LeFanu, Nicola / Music of English and American Women (1979-1980)
Two Old American Songs – Copland, Aaron / A Tenth Anniversary Finale (1978-1979)
Executive Director of VocalEssence Announces Retirement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jennifer Weismann 612-716-0556 jennifer@owl-marketing.com EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF VOCALESSENCE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT Mary Ann Aufderheide to step down after two decades of growth and success for internationally celebrated choral organization MINNEAPOLIS—September 15, 2023—After two decades as executive director of internationally renowned choral organization VocalEssence, Mary Ann Aufderheide is retiring, marking the end of… Read More →
Celebrating Black Choral Music All Year Long
Mike Rowan Chorus America | February 25, 2022 https://chorusamerica.org/node/17948 Black History Month was first celebrated in 1924 as “Negro History Week,” founded by Black historian Carter G. Woodson with the aim that Black students in particular would be formally taught about their own heritage and the contributions of African Americans in their schools. As Black History Month… Read More →