JazzJunkie
April-6th-2005, 08:28 PM
Attention singers-All Voice parts!
Washington Choral Ensemble
William D. Usher, II - Music Director
AUDITIONS for our final jazz concert and for the 2005-06 season
To set up an appointment, please Email:
WashChoralEnsem @aol.com
or if no Email, call
202- 468 0652
More information at: www.wcemusic.org
Washington Choral Ensemble is a 35-voice chamber chorus that is highly regarded for its performances of works by 20th century composers. The chorus was founded in 1983 as the Capitol Hill Choral Society and renamed in 2001, when it moved to its new home at Holy Trinity Church in Georgetown. Last season, WCE's unusual chamber performance of Handel's Messiah earned praise from The Washington Post for its "engaging intimacy" and its "lithe tone and satisfying blend." Last spring, The Post's Tim Page praised WCE's performance of Durufle's Requiem as "deft, proportionate and deeply felt."
Washington Choral Ensemble
William D. Usher, II - Music Director
AUDITIONS for our final jazz concert and for the 2005-06 season
To set up an appointment, please Email:
WashChoralEnsem @aol.com
or if no Email, call
202- 468 0652
More information at: www.wcemusic.org
Washington Choral Ensemble is a 35-voice chamber chorus that is highly regarded for its performances of works by 20th century composers. The chorus was founded in 1983 as the Capitol Hill Choral Society and renamed in 2001, when it moved to its new home at Holy Trinity Church in Georgetown. Last season, WCE's unusual chamber performance of Handel's Messiah earned praise from The Washington Post for its "engaging intimacy" and its "lithe tone and satisfying blend." Last spring, The Post's Tim Page praised WCE's performance of Durufle's Requiem as "deft, proportionate and deeply felt."