Chorus Information
 
University of California, Berkeley, University Cho
Marika Kuzma, director
Information last updated: 2008-06-01
Status:
Archived
Basic Information
Description: | This is an amateur, educational chorus, open to the general public. Community members of the University Chorus must abide by the same rules as those enrolled in the Chorus as a course for credit. |
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Web Address: | http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/music/chorus.html |
Mission: | To provide students and members of the greater campus community with the opportunity to sing concert repertory for large chorus in various styles and languages. |
Emphasis: | Extended works for chorus alone or for chorus and orchestra. All works performed in the original language (German, French, Latin, Church Slavic, Hebrew, etc.) |
Size: | 80-100 |
Concerts/Year: | 6 (3-4 separate programs) |
Auditions: | Yes, at the Music Department, Morrison Hall, UC Campus, Berkeley. Auditions are held roughly during the last two weeks of August, second and third week of January. Auditions include performance of a prepared piece, ear-training tests, and sight-singing. |
Dues: | No |
Dress: | Varies. Generally concert black. |
Rehearsals: | Tuesday, 4:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Hertz Hall, University of California, Berkeley |
Categories
Type of Music: | Classical Church/Sacred Contemporary Early Music |
Type of Chorus: | Mixed Adult Academic |
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Rehearse City: | Berkeley | ||
Audition Req'd: | Y |
Chorus Contact Information
Mailing Address: | Morrison Hall, Music Department, University of California, Berkeley, 94720-1200 |
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Phone: | (510) 642-2678 (Music Dept) |
Other Information
Discography: | Lou Harrison. Lo Koro Sutro. |
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Comments: | In addition to the Tuesday/Thursday rehearsals, singers are encourage/required to attend a one-hour sectional once a week on Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday afternoon. Review: Oakland Tribune: The large well-polished chorus was winning with its finely honed diction, clarity, and ease with syncopated rhythms. " San Francisco Chronicle: "very impressive in sonority, quality of tone, and expressiveness. " "" |