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6 Arts Notes

Easton Choral Arts Society Presents A Merry Rutter Christmas

November 16, 2021 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Easton Choral Arts Society presents “A Merry Rutter Christmas” on Thursday, December 2 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, December 5 at 4 p.m. on the stage at Christ Church Easton and also simulcast over YouTube.

“Easton Choral Arts will begin its 44th season in person, with our annual Christmas concert featuring some new choral gems, as well as numerous time-treasured songs, all by the ever-popular composer and arranger John Rutter,” comments Wes Lockfaw, Artistic Director of Easton Choral Arts Society.

“Rutter’s Christmas pieces can be beautifully reflective as in “What Sweeter Music,” as well as lively and rhythmic as in “Shepherds’ Pipe Carol,” or majestic and soul-stirring, as in “Joy to the World.”  The concert will also include some whimsical secular pieces as well.”

Pictured are members of the Easton Choral Arts Society which will present “A Merry Rutter Christmas” on Thursday, December 2 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, December 5 at 4 p.m. on the stage at Christ Church Easton and also simulcast over YouTube.

This year’s concerts will be hybrid – presented both live and simultaneously broadcast from the concert venue over our YouTube channel for those who cannot or do not wish to attend in person. The crew of Mid South Audio, who produced Easton Choral Arts Society’s spring 2021 “Bridge to Beyond” concert will be at Christ Church to broadcast live on Easton Choral Arts Society’s YouTube channel. Donations are appreciated to cover the technical costs of the broadcasts.

Tickets for both in-person and streamed virtual concerts are on sale at eastonchoralarts.org. Those who purchase in-person tickets may exchange for virtual links up to six hours before each concert if circumstances change. Students through 12th grade are admitted for free but must register ahead of time. The concert is not appropriate for pre-school children. Tickets cost $25.

The Board of Directors of Easton Choral Arts Society has established a COVID-19 Safety Policy to provide a safe, enjoyable experience for its singers, staff, and audiences. Everyone who wishes to enter the venue must first show proof of COVID-19 vaccination.

After the Christmas concerts, Easton Choral Arts Society will again audition new singers for the spring concert in May, which is currently in the planning stages. If you’re interested in joining, visit eastonchoralarts.org.

Easton Choral Arts Society, Inc. is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization funded in part by the Maryland State Arts Council, the Talbot County Arts Council, and the Mid-Shore Community Foundation.

The Easton Choral Arts Society is an auditioned choral ensemble that believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences, and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore.

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Easton Choral Arts Announces Auditions for Gifted Students

September 23, 2021 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Easton Choral Arts announces auditions for its Choral Scholars program for the 2021-2022 concert season.   The program is open to gifted student vocalists in 9th grade through college.  This season, Easton Choral Arts will present a Christmas concert featuring the music of John Rutter (December 2 at 7:30 p.m. and December 5 at 4 p.m.) and a spring concert featuring music from a range of music styles and periods (April 28, 7:30 p.m. and May 1, 4 p.m.).  Students who successfully audition receive $1,000 for the season ($500 per semester).  Rehearsals are held Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. at Christ Church in Easton.  To learn more or to schedule an audition, contact [email protected].  You may also visit the website at www.eastonchoralarts.org.

The Easton Choral Arts Society is an auditioned choral ensemble that believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences, and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore.

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Easton Choral Arts Invites Singers to Join 44th Season

August 11, 2021 by Easton Choral Arts Society

On Tuesday, September 7, the Easton Choral Arts Society will resume regular rehearsals and invites area singers who are interested in participating to contact the organization by visiting eastonchoralarts.org.

Over the past year, Easton Choral Arts adjusted to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic as it presented two concerts featuring both archived materials from past seasons, and also a studio-produced spring concert titled “Bridge to Beyond” through virtual media.  Continuing with a theme of hope and anticipation, the chorus will embark upon its 44th season which will begin, in person, with its annual Christmas concert that will feature some new choral gems as well as numerous time-treasured tunes including “Fum, Fum, Fum,” “Angels We Have Heard on High,” “Carol of the Bells,” “Twas the Night Before Christmas” and others.  Concerts will take place on December 2 at 7:30 p.m. and December 5 at 4 p.m. at Christ Church in Easton.  Dates for a spring concert are also set for April 28 at 7:30 p.m. and May 1 at 4 p.m.

On Tuesday, September 7, the Easton Choral Arts Society will resume regular rehearsals and invites area singers who are interested to participate.

According to its Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, the organization has learned a great deal about how technology can benefit the organization, and this year its leadership has taken steps to present virtual options for patrons who are unable to attend live events or who have not yet resumed in-person concerts.

Regular rehearsals with Easton Choral Arts take place at 7 p.m. beginning with the Tuesday following Labor Day and continuing each Tuesday evening throughout the season.  Singers interested in participating in Easton Choral Arts should contact the organization as soon as possible so arrangements may be made.  For more information, visit EastonChoralArts.org. ECAS has taken every precaution to protect its singers and audiences. The organization’s COVID-19 policy can be seen on EastonChoralArts.org. Support is provided by the Maryland State Arts Council, the Talbot County Arts Council, and the Mid-Shore Community Foundation.

The Easton Choral Arts Society is an auditioned choral ensemble that believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences, and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore.

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A Virtual Concert: Easton Choral Arts Society Presents A Bridge to Beyond

May 6, 2021 by Easton Choral Arts Society

The Easton Choral Arts Society

Artistic director Wes Lockfaw, accompanist Becky Zinser, singers from the Easton Choral Arts Society (ECAS), instrumentalists including an oboist, a trumpeter, and string players will come together in a virtual concert entitled “A Bridge to Beyond” on May 20 and 23. The concert theme is based on songs of hope to help see us through the pandemic.

Opening with “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” the repertoire includes popular songs, spirituals, gospel, Broadway and classical. Included among the songs in the concert are “Winter’s on the Wing” from The Secret Garden, “What a Wonderful World,” “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from Carousel, and the rousing gospel work, “The Storm is Passing Over.” While the concert format changed during COVID-19, ECAS continues to strive to reach choral music lovers in the region and beyond.

Jacqui Yeatman, a singer with the Easton Choral Arts Society, records for the virtual spring concert.

Creating virtual concerts during the COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be a challenge for many arts organizations. When planning for the spring 2021 ECAS concert, Artistic Director Wes Lockfaw decided that singers and musicians needed to record individually to create the virtual format. Beginning in January, Lockfaw worked with a group of 20 choristers to prepare the music.  Each singer learned his or her part at home and individually with the assistance of practice tracks prepared by Lockfaw, Terri Wroten, soprano; Carol Harrison, alto; and Christopher Wroten, baritone.  Periodically voice sections got together via Zoom and worked on difficult passages in the music.  The voices and instrumentation were melded at Mid-South Audio in Milton, Delaware to create the final concert, “A Bridge to Beyond,” which will be presented virtually on May 20 and 23.

The concert is free and a request for the link for either Thursday evening or Sunday afternoon is on the ECAS website eastonchoralarts.org. A free-will offering would be appreciated to help cover the technical costs of the concert. Easton Choral Arts Society, Inc. is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization funded in part by the Maryland State Arts Council, the Talbot County Arts Council, and the Mid-Shore Community Foundation. Auditions for Easton Choral Arts Society are ongoing and people can get more information on the website eastonchoralarts.org.

The Easton Choral Arts Society is an auditioned choral ensemble that believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences, and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore.

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Easton Choral Arts Offers Free Virtual “Christmas Memories”

December 8, 2020 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Kickstart your Christmas season with a complimentary digital streaming concert from Easton Choral Arts Society (ECAS). Listeners will be treated to a variety of memorable choral music from past Christmas concerts. The program will feature such favorite sacred pieces as “Christmas Fidelis,” “Prepare Ye, African Star Carol,” “Shepherd’s Pipe Carol,” “Little Drummer Boy” and “Arise Your Light Has Come”. In addition, featured secular works will include “Winter Wonderland,” “Sleigh Ride,” “The Christmas Waltz,” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” “We Need a Little Christmas,” “The Very Best Time of Year” and “Christmastime”.

Easton Choral Arts will send a link ahead of time for everyone to enjoy the concert on their computer or smart TV on Thursday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, December 13 at 4:00 p.m. To receive the link please request a ticket on the ECAS website, eastonchoralarts.org. The concerts will also be available beginning December 14 on the ECAS website. All of this will be free of charge. A free will offering would be greatly appreciated.

Support is provided by Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Talbot County Arts Council, and the Maryland State Arts Council.

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Easton Choral Arts Society Offers Free Virtual Christmas Concert

November 12, 2020 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Kickstart your Christmas season with an exciting free present from Easton Choral Arts Society (ECAS). At this time during the pandemic, because ECAS is unable to sing in person for the holidays, the chorus will share songs from its past concert treasury through complimentary digital streaming for the public’s enjoyment. The chorus will visit memory lane with a newly-mastered digital online concert presentation of “Christmas Memories” featuring favorite songs from previous holiday shows.

Listeners will be treated to a variety of memorable choral music from past Christmas concerts. The program will feature such favorite sacred pieces as Christmas Fidelis, Prepare Ye, African Star Carol, Shepherd’s Pipe Carol, Little Drummer Boy, and Arise Your Light Has Come. In addition, featured secular works will include Winter Wonderland, Sleigh Ride, The Christmas Waltz, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, We Need a Little Christmas, The Very Best Time of Year, and Christmastime.

Pictured is the Easton Choral Arts Society which will present a free newly-mastered digital online concert presentation of “Christmas Memories.”

Easton Choral Arts Society will send a link ahead of time for everyone to enjoy the concert on their computer or smart TV on Thursday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, December 13 at 4:00 p.m. The concerts will also be available beginning December 10 on the ECAS website. All of this will be free of charge, although the chorus is requesting donations. To receive the concert link, visit eastonchoralarts.org.

“Though our chorus has not been able to present a live concert this fall or for Christmas, we continue in our mission to bring the joy of choral music to our audience throughout the region.  This concert will feature the best of Easton Choral Arts Society from the 2014 through the 2017 seasons. While our format may have changed during COVID-19, we continue to strive to reach choral music lovers in our region and beyond,” states Maestro Wes Lockfaw.

For further information, visit eastonchoralarts.org. Support is provided by Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Talbot County Arts Council, and the Maryland State Arts Council.

The Easton Choral Arts Society is an auditioned choral ensemble which believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore

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Third Annual ECAS High School Choral Competition Results Announced

May 26, 2020 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Easton Choral Arts Society’s Third Annual High School Choral Competition took place in the Talbot County Auditorium at Easton High School on February 29. Since the results of the Competition took a backseat to pandemic news around the world, the organization recently announced the winners of that Choral Competition.

Taking First Place, with a prize of $2500, was the Tower Hill School’s Vocal Ensemble out of Wilmington, DE.

Taking First Place, with a prize of $2500, was the Tower Hill School’s Vocal Ensemble out of Wilmington, DE. This highly accomplished group, directed by Zerrin Martin, performed “La, la, la, je ne l’ose dire” (French Folk Song, “La, la, la, Do not dare I say it”) arranged by the  Renaissance composer Pierre Certon, followed by “Four Slovak Folk Songs” by 20th Century composer Bela Bartok. Tower Hill’s final selection was Undine S. Moore’s arrangement of the traditional spiritual “Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord”.

Second Place, with a prize of $1500, was awarded to Severn School’s Treble Choir from Anne Arundel County.

Second Place, with a prize of $1500, was awarded to Severn School’s Treble Choir from Anne Arundel County, directed by Rob Redei, The all-female ensemble opened with J. Leavitt’s arrangement of the Renaissance composer Pierre Passereau’s “Il est bel et bon,” (“He is handsome and fine”). This was followed by a J. Hairston arrangement of the 20th-century composer Ralph Vaughn Williams’ “Linden Lea”. The Treble Choir ended their impressive performance with the composition “Bloody Men” by the contemporary composer Matthew Harris.

The judges awarded Third Place of $1,000 to another of Mr. Redei’s groups, the Severn School Vocal Ensemble.

The judges awarded Third Place of $1,000 to another of Mr. Redei’s groups, the Severn School Vocal Ensemble. “Abendlied” (Evening Song), composed in the mid-nineteenth century by Josef Rheinberger was their opening selection. “Deep River”, arranged by Moses Hogan in the 20th century followed, and they closed their performance with the contemporary “Acrostic Song” by composer David Del Tredici, considered a pioneer of the Neo-Romantic movement.

Other vocal ensembles that qualified for the competition and performed on February 29 were: Bowie High School’s Chamber Choir under the direction of Angelica Brooks (Prince George’s County); Old Mill High School’s Vocal Ensemble under the direction of Angela Adams (Anne Arundel County); Oxon Hill High School’s Concert Choir under the direction of Rafealito Ross (Prince George’s County); Notre Dame Prep’s Chamber Choir under the direction of Stacey Bilenki (Towson, MD); Liberty High School’s Madrigals under the direction of Michael Rainbow (Carroll County) and Queen Anne’s County High School Concert Choir under the direction of Kimberly Kalicky. You are invited to enjoy the recorded performances on the Easton Choral Arts web-site: https://www.eastonchoralarts.org/high-school-choral

Judging this year’s competition were: Dr. William M. Folger of Salisbury University, Dr. Richard J. Giarusso of the Peabody Conservatory, Johns Hopkins University, and Dr. James Wilson of Wesley College, Dover.

Easton Choral Arts recognizes the valued contributions of the following donors: Bob and Cris Doughty (competition underwriters for the third time), Nicolas and Marcia Fidis, Donna Barker, Richard and Barbara Doughty, Deborah Newnam Kudner, Phil and Sarah Sayre, the Watson-Stone Family Foundation, John and Trish Malin, Carol Harrison, Lee Thomas, Lynne Gradisar, Ruth Heltne, Martha Horner, Connie Lindeman, Shirley and Stanley Martin, Ellen Rajacich, Helen and Ed Theiler, Becky Zinser, Ken and Elizabeth Bush, David and Ronya Driscoll, James and Sheila Scott, Edmond and Melody Stabler. Grant contributions from the Mid-Shore Community Foundation, the Talbot County Arts Council and the Maryland State Arts Council also contributed to this event’s funding. ECAS is most appreciative of these generous supporters.

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Easton Choral Arts Society Hosts Annual Fund-Raiser at Talbot Country Club

March 9, 2020 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Easton Choral Arts Society is hosting its annual fund-raiser, “A High Note Event,” on March 19, 2020 at 6 p.m. at the Talbot Country Club in Easton. The evening will include cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and a silent auction. Diners will have a choice of meat, fish or vegetarian dinners, and wine is included with the dinner. A cash bar will be available, and entertainme

Barbara and Dick Doughty, supporters of the Easton Choral Arts Society

nt will be provided by Julie Mack Quartet. There will be a Chance Auction for about 10 items and a Silent Auction, including a meal for eight people prepared by a chef trained in Paris and England and a night for two with breakfast at the Bartlett Pear Inn.

According to Phil Sayre, co-president of Easton Choral Arts Society, “Over the years Easton Choral Arts has had the good fortune of financial support from many generous patrons. That support makes possible the high-quality choral performances with brilliant soloists and wonderful orchestral accompaniments for which ECAS is known. The High Note Gala is our major fund-raiser of the year, and we deeply appreciate those who come for a fun evening and donate toward continuing the Easton Choral Arts tradition of great choral music.”

Sponsors are being sought for the gala. Interested persons should call 410-200-0498. Support is provided by Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Talbot County Arts Council, and the Maryland State Arts Council. Tickets for the fundraiser cost $150 per person and can be purchased online or by calling 410-200-0498.

 

The Easton Choral Arts Society, celebrating its 42nd anniversary, is an auditioned choral ensemble which believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore.

 

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Easton Choral Arts Society Hosts Annual Fund-Raiser at Talbot Country Club

March 5, 2020 by Easton Choral Arts Society

Easton Choral Arts Society is hosting its annual fund-raiser, “A High Note Event,” on March 19, 2020 at 6 p.m. at the Talbot Country Club in Easton.  The evening will include cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and a silent auction. Diners will have a choice of meat, fish or vegetarian dinners, and wine is included with the dinner. A cash bar will be available, and entertainment will be provided by Julie Mack Quartet. There will be a Chance Auction for about 10 items and a Silent Auction, including a meal for eight people prepared by a chef trained in Paris and England and a night for two with breakfast at the Bartlett Pear Inn.

Barbara and Dick Doughty, supporters of the Easton Choral Arts Society.

According to Phil Sayre, co-president of Easton Choral Arts Society, “Over the years Easton Choral Arts has had the good fortune of financial support from many generous patrons.  That support makes possible the high-quality choral performances with brilliant soloists and wonderful orchestral accompaniments for which ECAS is known. The High Note Gala is our major fund-raiser of the year, and we deeply appreciate those who come for a fun evening and donate toward continuing the Easton Choral Arts tradition of great choral music.”

Sponsors are being sought for the gala. Interested persons should call 410-200-0498. Support is provided by Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Talbot County Arts Council, and the Maryland State Arts Council. Tickets for the fundraiser cost $150 per person and can be purchased online at www.eastonchoralarts.org or by calling 410-200-0498.

The Easton Choral Arts Society, celebrating its 42nd anniversary, is an auditioned choral ensemble which believes in the power of music to enrich the cultural life of the Eastern Shore. Under the direction of the pre-eminent Artistic Director, Wes Lockfaw, ECAS brings a commitment to deliver excellence to our singers, audiences and supporters. While the group is based in Easton, its singers come from all areas of the Eastern Shore.

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Easton Choral Arts Society Welcomes New Singers

January 11, 2020 by Easton Choral Arts Society

If you have a desire to sing, to grow musically, to learn new techniques and compositions, to share your voice in a community of enthusiastic singers, and to enjoy the thrill of performing, consider becoming a part of Easton Choral Arts!

Comprised of members from throughout the region, the choral society performs music ranging from classical compositions to works by living composers.

Pictured is Easton Choral Arts Society which is welcoming new singers.

Beginning in January, the chorus will be working on compositions by four of the greatest composers of all time. Tracing the footsteps of Vienna’s world-renowned musical heritage, the spring concert will feature music from “The Four Gems of Vienna,” Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, and Schubert, all of whom did most of their work in Vienna. Rehearsals resume in January and are held Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. at Christ Church in Easton.

Connecting with Easton Choral Arts is very simple.  Auditions are scheduled by appointment and are straight forward and uncomplicated.  For more information, interested singers are invited to visit our website at EastonChoralArts.org or email us at [email protected]. Easton Choral Arts is supported by the Mid-Shore Community Foundation, The Talbot County Arts Council, and the Maryland State Arts Council.

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