(Photo credit: Pasadena Chorale) The Pasadena Chorale is looking for new students to enroll in its student-mentor composition program – “Listening to the Future.” Pasadena area high school students from ninth through 12th grade are encouraged to enroll in the “Listening to the Future” program that will begin in Nov. 2023 and run through June 2024. The free composition program {…}
Pasadena Chorale has announced the formation of “The High Notes.” The ensemble, which aims to develop the passions of middle school students in the Pasadena area, will be open to sopranos and altos between Grades six to eight. “The High Notes meets the growing capacities of middle school students with the challenges that come with high-level choral singing, including music {…}
Los Angeles-based, female composers will be featured on Pasadena Chorale’s one-night-only concert, “Brahms and Beyond.” These composers include Dr. Zanaida Robles, Juhi Bansal, and Amy Gordon, as well as Pasadena Chorale Executive and Artistic Director Jeffrey Bernstein and Pasadena Chorale member Kevin Hartnett. This will be the three female composers’ music debut with Pasadena Chorale. The program also consists of choral {…}
The Pasadena Chorale is set to present Josquin Desprez’s “Pange Lingua” Mass on March 4 and 5, 2023. The showcase, which will take place at Altadena Community Church, will also feature a setting of the “Pange Lingua” hymn by composer Paul Gibson as well as Josquin’s “Ave Maria” and a number of other selections featuring Student Singers. “Josquin’s ‘Pange Lingua’ Mass {…}
The Pasadena Chorale has opened applications for its student-mentor composition program, “Listening to the Future.” Pasadena area high school students from ninth through 12th grade with a teaching recommendation are welcome to apply. The program runs from Jan. through June 2023. The five-month-long program culminates with the Pasadena Chorale performing the student composers’ piece at its Listening to the Future {…}
The Pasadena Chorale has announced its 2022-23 season. “We have been working hard on putting together a full season of programming for the Chorale’s 22/23 Season,” said Jeffrey Bernstein, the Chorale’s Founding Artistic and Executive Director, in an official press statement. “This season we’re continuing our post-COVID revival with four concerts to move audiences with the beauty of unified choral {…}