June 26, 2014 Adrian Metcalfe Defining Negatoratives – The Tale of a Rhode Island College Choir ‘And the Negatorative? There are no Negatoratives’ – members of a Rhode Island college choir What gibberish is this? Has this person gone mad? I can almost hear the questions runni… Backstage Blog
August 6, 2013 Sabrina Nikolov An Exciting Children’s Choir Festival in Spain Spain An important part of any children’s choir program is participation in international festivals. Backstage Blog
July 11, 2013 Tori Cook Choose Sing Mit for Your Next Choir Tour Gerald Wirth, Artistic Director of the Vienna Boys’ Choir In July of 2014, Vienna will play host to hundreds of international singers participating … Backstage Blog
May 10, 2013 Chris Keeling Top 5 Things Choirs Should See in Austria! Austria is a beautiful country with a long, rich history of culture and arts. Backstage Blog
February 19, 2013 Tori Cook Top 5 Reasons to Book Choir Tours in Europe Having been on choir tours to Europe in the past, I can honestly say that it is something that every choir should have the opportunity to experience. Backstage Blog
December 5, 2012 Tori Cook A Great Choir Concert with Perkins School for the Blind! The Chamber Choir at Perkins Each year my choir, Chorus pro Musica, performs a joint concert with the chamber choir at the Perkins School for the Blind in Water… Backstage Blog
November 14, 2012 James Knapp One Fine Day and a Choir Tour to Europe! Photo courtesy of Allposters.com Madame Butterfly was the season opener for the Boston Lyric Opera. Backstage Blog
October 12, 2012 James Knapp The Joy of Church Choirs The Church has played an incredibly important part in the history of choral music: the Mass to oratorio, spirituals to gospel, timeless hymns and a plethora of new compositions. Backstage Blog