We are excited to begin the 2021-2022 season rehearsals on Tuesday, August 31st. We will be rehearsing together in person, observing COVID-19 safeguards, and providing virtual rehearsal streaming for those choir members who are unable to join us in person. Our first concert performances of Listening to the Future are scheduled for November 12th and

From soprano Carol Nielsen: In our family when I was growing up, we sang in school and church choirs but also played instruments in the school band in our small town in Minnesota (think Lake Wobegon). Among the five of us, we played flute, trumpet, french horn, trombone and clarinet (my instrument). I loved playing

Choirs everywhere have found new ways to make music and reach audiences but this has not replaced what we truly love about singing. More than anything else, this innovation in performance was born out of the deep grief we have felt from the loss of being able to make music together, side by side. These

Artistic Director Brian Stone: How will [the experience of putting together The Lake Isle] change my conducting? When I conduct I know where the challenging bits are for the performers, at what spots I need to be listening and where I need to be helpful, so I am as much of a resource as possible.