Posts Tagged ‘News’
Have You Tried Singing?
By Stephanie Crawford, Macaroni KID Dorchester, May 15, 2022https://dorchester.macaronikid.com/articles/628179b5fffc626f1a95ef23/have-you-tried-singing This month I was introduced to the Boston City Singers program as they are working to rebuild after struggles due to…
Read MoreNew England Conservatory’s Only Student From Africa Reflects On Finding And Preserving Her Voice
By Andrea Shea, WBUR, May 21, 2021https://www.wbur.org/artery/2021/05/21/new-england-conservatory-graduation-south-africa-naledi-masilo Singing in South African languages connects Naledi Masilo to who she is and where she comes from. Since she was a kid in…
Read MoreMaking Wexford
Video Work Brings Singers Together By Nicole S. Colson Conductor Matthew Leese had done such great work on a virtual concert featuring three international choirs during the summer, he was…
Read MoreFor teens, summer music courses centered on social justice and healing
Boston Globe, June 30, 2020By Zoë Madonna Globe Staff In a typical year, Boston City Singers either goes on hiatus or goes on tour during the summer months before starting a new…
Read MoreSinging from a Distance
The Keene Sentinel, Aug 20, 2020By Nicole S. Colson If you close your eyes, you’d think you were sitting in a concert hall, listening to a large choir singing a…
Read MoreBoston City Singers, Yuki Futami Jazz Trio at Union Church in Waban
BOSTON (April 2, 2019)— Boston City Singers Tour Choir will be performing with renowned jazz pianist Yuki Futami and his ensemble on Sunday, April 7, 3:00 p.m., at The Union…
Read MoreCelebrity Series presents free concerts in Dot, South End
By Madeleine D’Angelo, Reporter CorrespondentThe Dorchester Reporter, December 5, 2018 A month-long series of free concerts in Dorchester and the South End kicked off last weekend and will continue through…
Read MoreMERRY MUSIC: Celebrity Series performances celebrate the season
By Jody FeinbergThe Patriot Ledger, November 28, 2018 Whatever your religious beliefs, the holiday season is about finding light in a time of darkness, hope during periods of despair, peace…
Read MoreHighlights: Mandela Centenary Celebration
South Africa Partners, June 20, 2018 On Sunday, June 17, 2018, South Africa Partners and the JFK Library Foundation hosted an open discussion with South African activists Max and Elinor Sisulu…
Read MoreFirst Fenway Porchfest Set for Tomorrow
BU Today, June 15, 2018By Sarah Wells (COM’18) It all started with a group of neighbors and a ukulele in Ithaca, N.Y., back in 2007. About 20 local musicians gathered…
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