We are your choir! Join us for Summer Sings 3: Our New Works Reading Session!
What's your favorite movement of the All-Night Vigil? One of our Altos, Claire's favorite is Number 2.
Find Your Movement and join us for Vespers - a collaboration of immersive movement and beautiful singing! Performances are January 19-21 and tickets are available at this link: https://thereser.org/event/vespers/
Abby's favorite movement of the All-Night Vigil is Number 8! Find Your Movement and join us for Vespers! Performances are January 19-21 and tickets are available at this link: https://thereser.org/event/vespers/
Some of our choristers are sharing their favorite movements of the All-Night Vigil in preparation for our Vespers collaboration of immersive movement and beautiful singing! Watch to learn why Jesse in our Tenor section's favorite is Movement 9.
Find Your Movement and join us for Vespers! Performances are January 19-21 and tickets are available at this link: https://thereser.org/event/vespers/
As we move through the holiday season and past the shortest day of the year, we take a moment to appreciate the light you all brought into our season. We hope you enjoy Bright Morning Stars from PSC’s Wintersong concert! You can support PSC and learn more about the choir at our website here: https://www.pschoir.org/support-us
We hope you've tuned in to Wintersong Live for a holiday sing-along! If you haven't yet, there's still time to watch until January 3rd. Here is Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. Composed by Felix Mendelssohn, this Christmas carol also features a descant and organ arrangement by the famous English organist and arranger David Willcocks.
Wintersong Sing Along with Portland Symphonic Choir!
We hope you've tuned in to Wintersong Live on our website! If you haven't yet, there's still time to watch until January 3rd. Enjoy another holiday sing-along with the choir - here is Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. Composed by Felix Mendelssohn, this Christmas Carol here features a descant and organ arrangement by the famous English organist and arranger David Willcocks.
Wintersong Sing Along!
If you missed the opportunity to join us for Wintersong, you can sing along from home! The Wintersong Sing-Alongs are a favorite tradition of the choir, where we invite everyone to join us for a few pieces that celebrate the holidays. Here is O Hanukkah!
Shchedryk with PSC
Happy Holidays from the Portland Symphonic Choir! We hope our recent performance of Shchedryk (often known as the Carol of the Bells) from Wintersong 2022 brings you good cheer in the new year - just as the swallow does in the original Ukrainian text of this carol. We are looking forward to soon sharing the live stream from our Wintersong performance for a limited time to share more of the holiday spirit with you all, so stay tuned for more updates!
Portland Symphonic Choir: Grace Before Sleep
In this piece by composer Susan Labarr, which sets Sara Teasdale's words, we hope to share our gratitude for your steadfast support through 2021. In this past year, this quote from this piece felt very fitting. In a year where "Each one of us has walked through storm; And fled the wolves along the road", you all helped us keep choral music in the hearts and minds of our community, and for that we are grateful! We hope you'll join us for the full live stream of Wintersong at https://www.pschoir.org/.
Wintersong 2021-O Magnum Mysterium
With only three days remaining in 2022, we hope you'll enjoy this piece from our Wintersong Concert before the New Year! This is O Magnum Mysterium by Hyo-Won Woo. The live stream of our Wintersong concert is free to view, along with a concert programs until January 12, 2022 at www.pschoir.org. We invite you to be a part of the music and donate today at www.pschoir.org/donate!
Join us as we reminisce about all of the diverse and engaging programming we were proud to bring you during our 2020-2021 season! If you enjoyed our season, please make a gift at http://www.pschoir.org/donate. Every gift helps us to bring you more of the music you love. Thank you for being our audience.
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It's today! Tune in this evening at 7 p.m. to sing the Durufle Requiem with guest director Eugene Rogers of The Washington Chorus!
Join our choir for an evening via YouTube livestream and experience this incredible piece with one of America's most exciting young choral conductors. FREE--no registration necessary--at www.pschoir.org.
Portland Symphonic Choir - I Wonder As I Wander arr. Alissa Deeter
Portland Symphonic Choir Virtual Project - Ave Maria by Franz Biebl
Portland Symphonic Choir's first Virtual Choir Project! Edited and produced by Alissa Deeter. David Raymond and Alex Salazar, soloists.
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Wintersong is tomorrow night! Can't wait to see you there!
