*Singers should possess a good ability to read music and familiarity with standard repertoire from all genres, both sacred and secular. Flexibility and dedication to minimal rehearsal, meaning time spent outside of rehearsal. Seeking choral voices that blend easily and are free of large vibratos.
*Experience in singing motet and madrigal music and experience with choral performances and the practices and details required.
Chora Nova, directed by Paul Flight, is a dynamic community of singers based in Berkeley, California. The group presents three programs each year, with performances in November, March, and May.
Chora Nova’s varied repertoire has included Western music, both familiar and rarely performed, from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries: Vivaldi and Zelenka, Mozart and Michael Haydn, Brahms and Hummel, Britten and Coleridge-Taylor.
Chora Nova, an auditioned chorus, draws experienced singers from around the Bay Area.
Sacred & Profane Chamber Chorus has openings for voices in all sections (SATB), with specific need for men's voices. If you are an experienced singer with a healthy voice & a great attitude, please audition with us for 2018 as we celebrate our 40th Anniversary Season!
The Vallejo Symphony has an immediate opening for a
PART-TIME STAGE MANAGER, VALLEJO SYMPHONY
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The Stage Manager reports to the Symphony President or designee and works in conjunction with the Music Director/Conductor and Board of Directors. The Vallejo Symphony will perform three subscription concerts at the Empress Theatre in downtown Vallejo. There are three rehearsals prior to each concert.
The Pacific Chamber Orchestra Chorus forms around once a year to sing choral works in conjunction with the Pacific Chamber Orchestra.
It has been made up of volunteers who are able to rehearse works like Handel's Four Coronation Anthems or a selection of choruses from Messiah. Rehearsals are limited to around four 2 hour rehearsals in the month prior to the performance.
Members should possess an ability to learn and work quickly and offer a quality, blended voice to the ensemble. Soloist work is rarely required.