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From Pitch Perfect to Pentatonix, a cappella singing is today's cross-over craze that brings choir music into contemporary culture. The Dalhousie Chorus, directed by Christina Murray, celebrates the rich history of a cappella - from Hildegard to Barbershop to today's contemporary a cappella hits!
Dalhousie Chorus, directed by Christina Murray How can musicians address issues of cultural appropriation through their art form? This performance will include songs, spoken word poetry, and passionate testimonies from several high-profile artists who regularly navigate these issues, as well as an audience Q&A. FREE admission, all welcome!
Join the Dal Chorus and guest artists at the culmination of a year-long musical exploration as they use their talents to hear and live out truth, justice, and reconciliation. The music will include contemporary works offered in a context of celebration and collaboration with Indigenous performers. The Dal Chorus is directed by Christina Murray.
Centred around the otherworldly sounds of Eriks Esenvald's "Stars", this program of gorgeous music by the Dalhousie Chorus explores the way choirs have represented the night sky over the last nine centuries. The concert will feature singers in all combinations -- solos, small ensembles, and full choir. Conducted by Christina Murray.
The serious, the sublime, and the silly will all make appearances in this program, as the Dal Chorus tells tales of superheroes (and heroines!) caught in jeopardy or saving the day. Drawing on stories from literature and paying tribute to real-life superheroes who have overcome incredible obstacles, this program will have something for everyone! Conducted …