Past Performances

Spring 1996 – A Choral Confabulation

Works by Orlando di Lasso, Heinrich SchÃ¼tz, Ludwig van Beethoven and more, with Rocky Mountain Choral

May 5, 1996
First Plymouth Congregational Church
Denver, CO

May 11, 1996
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Boulder, CO

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Boulder's Cantabile Singers look back on long history
The beginnings of the Cantabile Singers lie so far back in history that they're shrouded in myth. Only one thing seems absolutely certain about the 38-voice ensemble: it developed out of the earlier St. Cecilia Singers, which came into being around 1978. "There were several of us who wanted to sing in a small group," says Doug Burger, a St. Cecilia founder still active in Cantabile. "We got together in homes and read through things. It was great fun." Read more in the Daily Camera »