The Washington Chorus, Inc.
The Washington Chorus, Inc.
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Mission
The Washington Chorus preserves and advances the art of choral singing and shares the experience of the transforming power of choral music. We do this by performing at the highest artistic level in our nation's capital and before national and international audiences, and by nurturing the next generation of choral singers.
About
Concert Series: The Grammy Award-winning Washington Chorus (TWC), celebrated its 58th season in fiscal year 2019 under the direction of Artistic Director Christopher Bell. TWC opened its 58th season with performances of Johannes Brahms' magnificent A German Requiem, Op. 45 and Benjamin Britten's Ballad of Heroes at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall. Brahms' beloved work looks to console the living, while Britten's Ballad urges the listener to remember the sacrifices made on their behalf by soldiers killed in war. Artistic Director Christopher Bell conceived the program to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day (November 11, 1918), which marked the end of World War I, now recognized as Veterans Day in the United States. See Schedule O for additional information
