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Saratoga Choral Festival logo Saratoga Choral Festival
Saratoga Springs, NY
Saratoga County

Direction  
Director:  Dr. Andrea Goodman
E-mail address:  satbchoir [at] yahoo.com Envelope icon.
Telephone:  (413)637-2551

Music & Rehearsals  
Rehearsals:  Tuesday, 7:00 PM ~ 9:30 PM
Location:  Saratoga Public Library
49 Henry Street
Saratoga Springs, NY  12866
Access:  Fully Handicapped Accessible.
Additional:  Operates only in the Summer, watch for announcements. See website for more details.
Music Sung:  Chamber Works, Classical Secular, Hymns & Anthems, Liturgical, Masses & Oratorios.
Repertoire:  A compilation of Saratoga Choral Festival performances from the B-H Singing calendar. View past and current repertorie.

Membership & Joining  
Singers:  70 voices. Mixed Adult Chorus.
Audition:  Audition Required
Come in and sing a few scales and easy accompanied hymn sight reading. No need to bring in a prepared piece.
  Audition Phone: (518)791-0185   or   E-mail: agoodman [at] saratogachoralfest.org Envelope icon.
Fees/Dues:  $75Concert, plus cost of music
Calls for Singers: Calls are issued at the beginning of each season or semester.
Monday, June 13, 2011: Schedule Audition
  Call for Singers. Schedule Audition
The eleventh annual Saratoga Choral Festival.
Saratoga Public Library, Saratoga Springs, NY
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Internet Presence  
Chorus Website:  http://www.saratogachoralfest.org Visit Now.
E-mail Address:  satbchoir [at] yahoo.com Envelope icon.

Upcoming Events  
Sunday, July 24, 2011: Music of Prayer and Revelation
  The eleventh annual Saratoga Choral Festival.
The Sacred Service will feature organist Ed Lawrence, minister of music at Williamstown’s First Congregational church and studio instructor of organ, harpsichord and piano at Williams College. In Bloch’s words, “this great Jewish oratorio far surpasses a Jewish Service … it has become a cosmic poem, a glorification of the Laws of the Universe.” The work was the first large scale setting of the Jewish worship service by a mainstream composer. It conveys a grand and universal meaning of gratitude, hope, and compassion. Ronald Perera's seven-movement work, The Golden Door, is based on oral histories of immigrants who entered the United States through Ellis Island. The work tells their inspiring and powerful stories from the time they decided to leave the Old Country until their arrival in New York Harbor. The work concludes with a moving setting of the concluding verse from the famous poem by Emma Lazarus that appears on the base of the Statue of Liberty. The work, as a whole, humanizes for the listener many experiences of the people who have come to this country seeking a greater quality of life.
  Spa Little Theater, Saratoga Springs, NY
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Business Contacts  
Manager/Contact:  Andrea Goodman
Mail Address:  32 Bracelan Ct.
Lenox, MA 01240
Business Phone:  (413)637-2551
Tickets:  Check the Upcoming Event announcements.

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Data Updated:  03/24/2011

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