The program notes for Pathways of Devotion (February 22-24, 2019) are here! Click here to READ NOW >> PROGRAM Hear my prayer, O Lord – Henry Purcell (1659-1695) BIBLICAL PASSION Hosanna to the Son of David – Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625) Ave Maria – Robert Parsons (1535-1570) Hosanna to…
To view the article on Downtown Phoenix Journal, click here > by Katrina Becker From spiritual transcendence to earthly romance, the Phoenix Chorale’s February concerts cover the range of sacred and human adoration. “I looked for analogies of love…
Our celebration of our Alumni Singers and Chorale holiday memories continues with Beth Livingston-Hakes. Beth sang with the Phoenix Bach and Madrigal Society and Phoenix Bach Choir from 1982-2006. Not only did Beth offer really moving reflections about her time with the…
60 years of amazing singing means, of course, 60 years of amazing singers. As we celebrate our 60th anniversary, we celebrate the more than 400 beautiful voices that have sung with us. So, as part of this year's Chorale Challenge,…
"What excites me the most about working with the Phoenix Chorale is simply that I know they are an outstanding choral ensemble," says guest conductor Dr. Anton Armstrong of the The St. Olaf Choir. We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Armstrong to Arizona to lead the…
The program notes for Mid-Century Modern (October 26-28, 2018) are here! Click here to READ NOW >> PROGRAM Jauchzet dem Herrn, alle Welt – Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1809-1847) O Schone Nacht, Op 92, No. 1 – Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) Warum?, Op 92, No. 4 – Johannes Brahms Sehnsucht, Op.…
"...the art form of human beings collectively gathering to create what is a performance art," says Artistic Director Finalist James Bass, "that concept, by itself is somewhat mystical and magical... there is something so powerful about that." Meet James when…
That “mid-century modern” day—October 11, 1958—was one of some important firsts. NASA successfully launched its first spacecraft, Pioneer 1. Tommy Edwards had a number 1 hit with “It’s All in the Game,” the first (and, we think, only) number one…