Each work is deeply personal, reflecting the composer’s views on faith, doubt, and Christianity itself. Both are compelling explorations of the significance of the Christian tradition in the modern ...

In just a taste of its larger gatherings, The Choir Room caroled at a downtown hotel and some guests even joined in.

Editor’s note: To listen along as you read, click the links in the text. These pieces were performed for The Economist by the choir of Jesus College, Cambridge. IN 1605 Charles de Ligny, a Frenchman, ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Essay Many Christmas standards were not written by Christians. David Lang explains the appeal for him, a Jewish composer of a modern holiday classic.

Established in 1981, Aurora is comprised of first year students who sing soprano and alto selected each fall by audition. The word Aurora, Latin for dawn, represents the first light of day, or for ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Listen to the gorgeous sound of a mass of voices: ancient, contemporary, gospel, opera, sacred, romantic. In the past, we’ve chosen the five minutes ...