During our spring break in March, the Chorus traveled to Canada and Vermont. The tour focused not only on singular Chorus concerts, but also on outreach to local communities through high school workshops and collaboration concerts with other groups...continue to full article.

Bach’s Mass in B Minor tells a story of emotions, featuring moments ranging from jubilation to sorrow to pious awe. Like the piece itself, the journey to the Chorus and Glee Club’s joint performance of arguably one of the most important works in Western music history may have occasionally been as dark as Crucifixus but still managed to conclude strongly and successfully...continue to full article.

Graduating Senior Sarah Dalton reflects on her Chorus experience: I learned to read music at about the same time I learned to read and cannot remember a time when I was not singing, so it may come as a surprise to you that upon arriving at Cornell as a sophomore transfer student I did not intend to audition for the Chorus...continue to full article.

2010-2011 marks an amazing year for the women of After Eight! Auditions brought us three incredible new members: freshmen Katie Abernathy and Claire Lender, and sophomore Helen Cowan. They dove right in to prepare for our annual Witching Hour, under the direction of Claire Gober ’12. At Witching Hour on October 30, After Eight premiered many new songs including Michael Jackson’s “Will You Be There?” and Seal’s “Love’s Divine”... continue to full article.

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