New York Choral Society Summer Sings

(Past) Wed, Jul 29 at 7:30 pm Leonard Nimoy Thalia $15; six-show subscriptions $75

New York Choral Society presents Summer Sings at Symphony Space
Orff Carmina Burana
Michael Ciavaglia, Conductor

When was the last time you sang in public?  Are you a choral music buff, but don't have time to belong to a chorus?  Join others in raising the roof with song.  Blow away your vocal cobwebs and experience the great fun and satisfaction of singing as part of a group.

Keep your passion for singing alive by joining the New York Choral Society for its 49th annual celebration of summer.  It's easy, scores are loaned to you for the evening and you will enjoy singing in the comfortable air-conditioned surroundings at Peter Norton Symphony Space Leonard Nimoy Thalia.  YOU are the chorus.

This Summer Sing program will be hosted by the Young Associates of the New York Choral Society and they will be inviting singers to an after-party event.

Rollicking fun will be had as we sing these 23 songs of de-frocked, and frequently inebriated, monks.  The rhythmic music is catchy and the singing so expressive and dramatic it begs your attention.  The music of Orff's Carmina Burana is iconic and well-known to everyone.

Michael Ciavaglia, the young and talented assistant conductor of the New York Choral Society and conductor of the New York Choral Society Chamber Singers also teaches at Fairfield University and is conductor of the Fairfield University Orchestra.