Our 2022-2023 season schedule is now available below.
Members of the community gather for the common and joyful enterprise of making music, to sing through (for their own pleasure) the great works in choral literature, with chorus, orchestra, and soloists as the works require. A semi-professional orchestra is assembled and professional soloists arranged for, as each work requires. The sessions are always conducted by professional conductors.
The meetings are informal readings in which any musically interested person may join the chorus. There are no auditions and no separate rehearsals, except for a one-hour chorus rehearsal for the annual Gilbert and Sullivan session. Conductors usually do some preparation with the chorus before the sing-through. This varies from minimal snippets for well-known pieces to a complete review for unfamiliar works. Scores are provided.
Sessions begin at 4:00pm (3:00pm for Gilbert & Sullivan) and finish by 6:30pm, with a refreshments break in the middle serving tea, coffee, and snacks. We meet at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton, 50 Cherry Hill Rd., Princeton, NJ.
2022-2023 Season
| October 16, 2022 – Mozart Requiem Conductor: Christopher Loeffler More Information | February 12, 2023 Beethoven Mass in C Conductor: John Wilson More Information |
| November 13, 2022 – Duruflé Requiem & Haydn Te Deum Conductor: Gregory Geehern More Information | March 26, 2023 – Fauré Requiem & Cantique de Jean Racine Conductor: Alicia Brozovich More Information |
| December 18, 2022 – Menotti Amahl and the Night Visitors & Britten Ceremony of Carols Conductor: Tyler Weakland More Information | April 23, 2023 – Haydn Lord Nelson Mass & Brahms Nänie Conductor: Nicole Aldrich |
| January 22, 2023 – Gilbert & Sullivan The Gondoliers Conductor: Lee Milhous More Information |
Please check back to this webpage and our Facebook page for updates.
Our dates are chosen to avoid conflicts with other musical organizations in the Princeton area to the extent possible, and we regret those conflicts that do happen. For a list of other local organizations that welcome participation from amateur musicians, see our list of area musical groups.