Our third Choral Collage comes from a man who could do it all. Noël Coward was world-famous not only as a songwriter and entertainer, but also as an actor, director, screenwriter, and playwright.
Let’s set the scene: Private Lives.
Awkward former lovers find themselves together again, on a balcony in the moonlight in the South of France. An orchestra plays somewhere.
They start slow-dancing. Elyot leans in to Amanda, and says, "Strange how potent cheap music is."
Voices from our Chorus Andre Sean Gary-Mack on Feeling at Home in Harmony By June Kamerling
Holding the Light, Together Finding strength, joy, and connection as we prepare for spring By Ryan Justus, Baritone
Voices from our Chorus Meet Joseph, Jonathan, and Ryan: The Three Choreographers By June Kamerling
In Concert LGBTQ+ History Month By Ryan Justus
In Harmony Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month Through Music, Memory, and Community By Ryan Justus
Voices from our Chorus David Guerra on Sewing Costumes, Singing Truths, and Finding Family By June Kamerling
Voices from our Chorus Fred Rogers Reflects on His OaklandGMC Journey By June Kamerling
Conducting Change: A Chat with Bruce Southard, D.M.A.