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Meet our featured soloists for Beethoven & The Beatles!
Meray Boustani "Sung fetchingly" was the description The New York Times gave Meray Boustani’s performance of Berlin Songs composed by, fellow native Tulsan, Noam Faingold. She has been graciously engaged as a soprano soloist with Tulsa Chorale in performances of...
Tulsa Chorale presents first socially-distanced concert of the season, “Revolutionaries: Beethoven & The Beatles,” October 13 at Tulsa’s Admiral Twin Drive-In
TULSA, OKLA - Tulsa Chorale will begin its 2020-2021 season in a unique way, with a socially-distanced performance at Tulsa’s Admiral Twin Drive-In. On October 13, Tulsa Chorale will present “Revolutionaries: Beethoven & The Beatles,” featuring Beethoven’s Mass in...
Tulsa Mayor’s proclamation celebrates women composers
Back in March before the pandemic hit, we were excitedly preparing for our concert featuring six internationally-acclaimed female choral composers. As part of those preparations, Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum issued a proclamation declaring March 21 as "Celebrating...
An Open Letter to Our Choral Music Community
An Open Letter to Our Choral Musical Community Hear the words of 19th Century hymn writer, Robert Lowry: "My life flows on in endless song; Above Earth’s lamentation,I catch the sweet ‘tho far-off hymn, That hails A NEW CREATION;Through all the tumult and the strife,...
Tulsa Chorale receives Oklahoma CARES Grant for emergency relief
Tulsa Chorale is grateful to have received an Oklahoma CARES Grant for emergency relief through the pandemic. Huge thank you to the Oklahoma Arts Council,National Endowment for the Arts,Senator James Lankford, Senator Jim Inhofe andRepresentative Kevin...
Looking at Whether and How Concert Music Can Return in the Fall…in a COVID World
Our own Tim Sharp interviews alongside Tulsa Symphony's Keith Elder with host Rich Fisher on Public Radio Tulsa's StudioTulsa discussing Tulsa Chorale's plans to go back to rehearsing and performing this fall....
A Workshop: The Online, Blended & Virtual Choral Experience
The Tulsa Chorale leadership is looking forward to next week’s workshop, where our own Artistic Director, Tim Sharp, will outline how we move forward this fall. Join us if you’re able! https://www.trevecca.edu/learn/the-online-blended-virtual-choral-experience
A Conversation: What Do Science & Data Say About the Near-Term Future of Singing? Part 7: What Comes Next?
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=854488211705052 Presented by: Barbershop Harmony Society American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Chorus America Performing Arts Medicine Association (PAMA)
Tim Sharp: The pandemic shut down choirs. We’re finding new ways to sing together.
“We value more than any time in our collective history the beauty and power of our choral singing mission.” Our own Tim Sharp shares how music has brought people together in a new way during the pandemic:...
Ginny LeDoux: We can’t sing as a chorus now, but the frogs will
https://www.tulsaworld.com/opinion/columnists/ginny-ledoux-we-cant-sing-as-a-chorus-now-but-the-frogs-will/article_6ffeeb67-d8e5-5b71-a3ba-3b5cd2b1fe1b.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=user-share&fbclid=IwAR0JQHiBpuL2zZqjh0V8hLKbPvHy5Q...