The Department of Music at NC State presents North Carolina’s oldest all-male collegiate a cappella group, the Grains of Time, for their spring concert. The Grains are fresh off their sold-out 50th anniversary concert in December and their fourth place finish at the ICCA quarterfinals. Be sure to book your tickets in advance.
The NC State University Department of Music presents the NC State Choirs in their spring concert under the direction of Dr. Nathan Leaf and Darrick King. The four choirs – State Chorale, the African American Choral Ensemble, Vox Accalia and the Singing Statesmen – will perform selections from their Tenebrae et Lux concert at the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral, plus new music and the concert debut of the African American Choral Ensemble.
The Department of Music at NC State presents the Ladies in Red. The Ladies are excited to perform a powerful set featuring a lot of brand new songs. “Sincerely, Me” encompasses the group’s goal of breaking down societal expectations and being their most authentic selves. Featuring a guest performance by Sube Ritmo, NC State’s only Latin Dance Team.
Sergei Rachmaninoff weaves chant-based melodies into a lush harmonic fabric in his hauntingly beautiful Vespers (All-Night Vigil). The Chorale presents this sonorous a cappella work in Raleigh’s new, stunningly reverberant cathedral.
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The NC State Department of Music presents Acappology for their 2019 Spring Concert, “Feelin’ Blue”. Come hear the co-ed a cappella group perform brand new songs and see what makes them break through the blue.
A free concert of secular and sacred works by Renaissance composers with emphasis on Springtime. Presented by our a cappella ensemble of 8 mixed voices, with some pieces performed or accompanied by our consort of harpsichord, viol, drum, finger cymbals and 4 recorders. (Donations subtly suggested and very appreciated but never required.)
A free concert of secular and sacred works by Renaissance composers with emphasis on Springtime. Presented by our a cappella ensemble of 8 mixed voices, with some pieces performed or accompanied by our consort of harpsichord, viol, drum, finger cymbals and 4 recorders. (Donations subtly suggested and very appreciated but never required.)
Concert and Community Sing featuring the vocal choirs of Raleigh Moravian Church. Free admission. There will be a Love Offering with proceeds going to the Moravian Music Foundation.
Join Oak City Voices for the last program of our 2018-19 season. We’ll perform pieces like Music Be the Food of Love, When Daises Pied, Hope Is the Thing with Feathers and Arise My Love to celebrate our love of Spring
Join us for an afternoon of arias and ensembles from W.A.Mozart’s Don Giovanni and other operas followed by high tea (finger sandwiches and treats ) and a silent auction. You will be the first to hear the singers from our upcoming production, Don Giovanni, and enjoy tea while listening to music played by the Rosette String Quartet. If you would like to contribute any items for the silent auction, please contact ncsummeropera@gmail.com The North Carolina Summer Opera is a 501 (c)(3) organization. Your contribution is tax deductible.
Durham-based Vox Virorum Men’s Chorus in their Raleigh debut. In Meredith College’s beautiful Jones Chapel, the program honors a traditional men’s glee club repertoire, and considers the various shades of LOVE, both dark and light.
Directed by Jeremy Nabors, accompanied by Deborah Coclanis
Free admission: $10 suggested donation
Hillyer Community Chorus, accompanied with orchestra and professional soloists, will perform the Mozart Requiem and other short pieces .
Lovingly crafted, this program features 40-voices from the Chorale performing exquisite and heartwarming works associated with parting company and the journey of life. Our concert features Songs of Farewell by celebrated British composer Hubert Parry, and selections by Brahms and Mendelssohn. The concert’s second half brings a mix of folk songs, spirituals, and musical theatre.
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