St. Lawrence Choral Society
The St. Lawrence Choral Society is a community choir in residence at St. Lawrence, open to students, faculty and staff, and community members. They perform three to four times per year, both on the St. Lawrence campus as well as at other locations in the region, in programs featuring a wide variety of repertoire, including celebrated works for chorus and orchestra. Recently performed masterworks include Antonio Vivaldi’s Gloria in D Major (RV 589), Franz Schubert’s Mass in G, and Morten Lauridsen’s O Magnum Mysterium. Repertoire for the winter of 2025 ranges from Mozart's Lacrymosa to Althouse's Slow Dancing in the Snow. It includes arrangements from England, Spain, and Germany, as well as Potsdam, New York.
The St. Lawrence Choral Society invites community, faculty/staff, and student singers to join them in communal song.
Rehearsals (starting Tuesday, January 20)
- Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30pm, in Peterson-Kermani Performance Hall
Performance Dates
- MLK Day Service of Song and Readings: Monday, January 19, time TBA, in Gunnison Memorial Chapel
- Spring Concert: date TBA, at 7pm in Peterson-Kermani Performance Hall
Auditions
No audition is necessary. The only requirements for membership are the ability to match pitch, a commitment to attending rehearsals consistently, and a love for making music with others. Singers of all experience levels are welcome!
Contact director Jonathan Burnett with any questions.
