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Poised to enter its 60th season,
Chorus pro Musica
has built a superb reputation as one of the great choruses of New England. Known for innovative
programming and high quality performances, Chorus pro Musica has collaborated with such famed
organizations as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Philharmonic, the Boston Ballet,
and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Recently, CpM has sung
at Symphony Hall, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.
View details and ticket information for subscription concerts here.
On June 1, 2008, Chorus pro Musica, conducted by
Jeffrey Rink, performed Georges Bizet‘sCarmen in concert before a sold-out audience at NEC's Jordan Hall.
You can see
photos, read the concert resource page
(and the concert postcard)
or read concert reviews.
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FAREWELL TO MAESTRO JEFFREY RINK
Jeffrey Rink, our esteemed Music Director for the past 17 years, is not returning to direct CpM next season. He is continuing as Music Director of the Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra in Niceville, Florida, where he also holds the Mattie Kelly Distinguished Chair in Music at Okaloosa-Walton College. We congratulate him, and wish him and his family well for the future.
More details and a selection of Maestro Rink's accomplishments with CpM can be found in the press release.
More information on the search for the chorus's fifth music director can be found on the news page.
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Click the link below to hear an excerpt from a past Chorus pro Musica performance (in MP3 format).
Four Motets (Ubi Caritas, Tota pulchra es, Tu es Petrus, Tantum ergo) by Maurice Durufle. Recorded at the Church of the Advent, Boston on
November 4, 2004
More audio clips >>
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NEW DVD OF CHORUS PRO MUSICA IN WAR REQUIEM
On July 27, 1963 at Tanglewood, Chorus pro Musica sang the US premiere of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem
with the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Erich Leinsdorf. A DVD of that performance has just been released by
Video Artists International, part of a series of BSO telecasts from the late 1950s and early 1960s.
The DVD is reviewed in the March 9 Boston Globe
by David Perkins. Perkins says, “Alfred Nash Patterson’s Chorus pro Musica is well coached and charged up.”
His conclusion: “For years, Britten’s own 1963 Decca recording was the only one on the market. Others have followed, but none, not even Britten’s, is superior to this.”
There is a clip of this concert on YouTube.
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