The spring concert for the African American Choral ensemble gives many of our ensemble members an opportunity to express themselves in other ways than just singing. Some may conduct, some may create original arrangements of existing works or brand new pieces. Join us as we also celebrate our graduating singers and wish them well on the next steps on their journey. Concert underwritten by Rhonda Lucile Hicks.

This fall, the African American Choral Ensemble concert arrives after the Annual Holiday Concert as we head into Thanksgiving Break. Join us for a more intimate and reflective concert as we share with one another what we are truly thankful for. Our repertoire includes spirituals, hymn tunes, and gospel music by African American composers. Concert underwritten by Rhonda Lucile Hicks.

The Repertory Singers is a mixed chamber choir directed by graduate student conductors. Its format offers laboratory rehearsal and performance experience for conductors and singers alike. The ensemble is designed to appeal to students who wish to be part of an ongoing conducting masterclass environment. This group provides students with the opportunity to build knowledge and skill in the areas of sight-reading, conducting gesture, rehearsal techniques, and choral repertoire. These concerts are at 3:30 p.m. in Ramsey Hall, UGA PAC, 230 River Road. They are free with no tickets required.

The Repertory Singers is a mixed chamber choir directed by graduate student conductors. Its format offers laboratory rehearsal and performance experience for conductors and singers alike. The ensemble is designed to appeal to students who wish to be part of an ongoing conducting masterclass environment. This group provides students with the opportunity to build knowledge and skill in the areas of sight-reading, conducting gesture, rehearsal techniques, and choral repertoire. These concerts are at 3:30 p.m. in Ramsey Hall, UGA PAC, 230 River Road. They are free with no tickets required.

The Repertory Singers is a mixed chamber choir directed by graduate student conductors. Its format offers laboratory rehearsal and performance experience for conductors and singers alike. The ensemble is designed to appeal to students who wish to be part of an ongoing conducting masterclass environment. This group provides students with the opportunity to build knowledge and skill in the areas of sight-reading, conducting gesture, rehearsal techniques, and choral repertoire. These concerts are at 3:30 p.m. in Ramsey Hall, UGA PAC, 230 River Road. They are free with no tickets required.

The Repertory Singers is a mixed chamber choir directed by graduate student conductors. Its format offers laboratory rehearsal and performance experience for conductors and singers alike. The ensemble is designed to appeal to students who wish to be part of an ongoing conducting masterclass environment. This group provides students with the opportunity to build knowledge and skill in the areas of sight-reading, conducting gesture, rehearsal techniques, and choral repertoire. These concerts are at 3:30 p.m. in Ramsey Hall, UGA PAC, 230 River Road. They are free with no tickets required.

The Repertory Singers is a mixed chamber choir directed by graduate student conductors. Its format offers laboratory rehearsal and performance experience for conductors and singers alike. The ensemble is designed to appeal to students who wish to be part of an ongoing conducting masterclass environment. This group provides students with the opportunity to build knowledge and skill in the areas of sight-reading, conducting gesture, rehearsal techniques, and choral repertoire. These concerts are at 3:30 p.m. in Ramsey Hall, UGA PAC, 230 River Road. They are free with no tickets required.

The Repertory Singers is a mixed chamber choir directed by graduate student conductors. Its format offers laboratory rehearsal and performance experience for conductors and singers alike. The ensemble is designed to appeal to students who wish to be part of an ongoing conducting masterclass environment. This group provides students with the opportunity to build knowledge and skill in the areas of sight-reading, conducting gesture, rehearsal techniques, and choral repertoire. These concerts are at 3:30 p.m. in Ramsey Hall, UGA PAC, 230 River Road. They are free with no tickets required.

This concert features the UGA Glee Clubs and University Chorus.  Thom Dixon will conduct his DMA recital with the University Chorus – repertoire to include Adolphus Hailstork’s choral/orchestral cantata, “I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes,” composed in memory of the great Undine Smith Moore, often referred to as the Dean of Black Women Composers.  Daniel Shafer will conduct the Glee Clubs along with graduate conducting students.

Join two of the university’s oldest musical ensembles – the tenor/bass Men’s Glee Club, and the soprano/alto Women’s Glee Club as they present a varied and spirited program under the baton of Daniel Shafer. Men’s Glee Club remains the oldest musical performing group on campus. It was first organized in 1890, and then transformed by Hugh Hodgson in 1926. Women’s Glee Club was founded in the mid-1920s